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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Funai Soken Holdings Incorporated provides expert consulting services, primarily targeting the manufacturing and retail sectors within Japan. Their comprehensive offerings include specialized logistics solutions, spanning advisory, trading, and transportation management. Moreover, the company delivers extensive management consulting across a broad spectrum of industries, such as housing and real estate, medical and nursing care, welfare, automotive, food and distribution, retail, direct sales, along with services for certified professionals, amusement, community care, and various other specialist domains. Funai Soken Holdings also offers robust IT support, which involves systems architecture and analysis, program development, and ongoing operational management. Additionally, they provide dedicated training and diagnostic assessments. Established in 1970, the firm operated under the name Funai Consulting Incorporated until its rebranding to Funai Soken Holdings Incorporated in July 2014.
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