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Trades about 968% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hachi-Ban Co., Ltd. manages restaurant operations across Japan and internationally. Beyond its core hospitality business, the company manufactures and sells a range of food products, including soups and extracts. It also acts as a wholesaler of commercial food supplies and engages in the global trade—buying, selling, importing, and exporting—of food, seasonings, and raw ingredients. Furthermore, Hachi-Ban is involved in granting restaurant franchises and conducting property rentals. Established in 1967, the company maintains its headquarters in Kanazawa, Japan.
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