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Trades about 173% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Heiwa Paper Co., Ltd., founded in 1946 and based in Tokyo, Japan, operates as a global paper trading enterprise. The company's activities involve the import, development, sale, and export of a diverse array of paper types. Its portfolio encompasses specialty, high-grade, and industrial papers, as well as various other paper materials like decorative papers, fine boards, printing papers, and basic paper stock. Beyond trade, Heiwa Paper is also committed to the innovation and market commercialization of new paper products.
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