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Trades about 106% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Toshin Holdings Co.,Ltd. primarily engages in Japan's mobile telecommunications industry. Its activities in this sector involve the operation and sales of mobile retail outlets, acting as an authorized agent, providing shop management services under consignment, and handling corporate client sales. Beyond telecommunications, the company also has significant interests in real estate and the resort business. Its real estate endeavors include the acquisition, development, management, and leasing of both residential condominiums and commercial office buildings. Within the resort sphere, Toshin Holdings oversees golf courses and driving ranges. Additionally, the company diversifies its revenue through the sale of drinking water, office automation equipment, and air conditioning units, alongside managing golf pro shops. Established in 1980, Toshin Holdings Co.,Ltd. is based in Nagoya, Japan.
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