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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Arclands Corporation engages in the retail business in Japan. The company operates home centers under the HOME CENTER MUSASHI and VIVA HOME name; pro shop under the MUSASHI PRO and VIVA HOME PRO name; supermarket under the MUSASHI Food Hall name; pet shop under the NICO PET name; and art and craft business under the ARK OASIS and VC’S name. It also involved in the food service business under the Katsuya and Karayama brand name; wholesale under the ARCLAND SAKAMOTO; home renovation under the ARC HOME name; fitness business under the JOYFIT and FIT365; e-commerce business under the ARCLANDS Online, VIVA HOME Online, ARC OASIS Online, and Dog House Hall names; and real estate business, such as store development and tenant contracts. The company was formerly known as Arcland Sakamoto Co.,Ltd. and changed its name to Arclands Corporation in September 2022. Arclands Corporation was incorporated in 1970 and is headquartered in Sanjo, Japan.
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