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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating from its headquarters in Osaka, Japan, Ichinen Holdings Co., Ltd. is a multifaceted enterprise founded in 1930. The company engages in a broad spectrum of activities, including automotive leasing, chemical production, parking facility management, machine tool distribution, and synthetic resin manufacturing. Its automotive services encompass vehicle leasing, fuel sales, and comprehensive maintenance and outsourcing solutions. In the chemical sector, it produces various products for industrial clients such as power, iron, and steel plants, as well as for repair shops and households. The company also manages diverse parking facilities, from lots at supermarkets and hospitals to garages within tenant buildings and developed idle lands. Additionally, it supplies a range of tools, including those for automotive, industrial machinery, and air conditioning applications, alongside equipment for do-it-yourself enthusiasts. A significant part of its operations also involves the creation and sale of synthetic resins. The company, originally known as Kuroda Shoji Co., Ltd., rebranded as Ichinen Holdings Co., Ltd. in 2008.
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