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Trades about 68% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Matsuya Foods Holdings Co., Ltd. is a prominent restaurant group operating across Japan, China, and Taiwan. Its diverse portfolio includes popular beef-on-rice and set meal chains, alongside specialized restaurants offering pork cutlets, sushi, and Chinese noodles. The company also provides technological and management support to its franchised locations. Beyond its culinary ventures, Matsuya Foods is involved in various ancillary services such as kitchen equipment maintenance, construction supervision (including water supply and drainage systems), cleaning activities, and the sale of sanitary detergents. By March 31, 2020, it managed a network of 1,193 restaurants. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Musashino, Japan, the company was formerly known as Matsuya Foods Co., Ltd.
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