Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd.

About Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd.

Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd. provides logistics services in Japan. It engages in the transportation and delivery, distribution center/warehouse storage, logistics processing, and industrial waste management activities; provision of BPO solution, such as in-house document logistics management/mail room management, sorting/shipping of forms with personal information, confidential document storage and recycling under strict security management, etc.; and office relocation activities. The company also offers logistics services in the building; operates shops in the building under the Hills 21 name; PC kitting/IT related services; rents and sells welfare equipment comprising beds and wheelchairs; and sells hygiene products consisting of adult disposable diapers. In addition, it is involved in the temporary staffing and parking lot management activities. The company was formerly known as Eastern Transportation Service Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd. in February 2002. Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd. was founded in 1944 and is headquartered in Osaka, Japan.

多様化・細分化される物流の可能性を見逃さない先見性と新しい分野への果敢なチャレンジにより、トータルで一貫した物流「ロジスティクス」の実現を目指します。

https://www.e-higashi.co.jp

9029.T Japan

656USD6 (-0.91%)

• At close Fri Oct 07 2022

Tokyo exchange

Sector: Industrials

Industry: Integrated Freight & Logistics

Location Japan, Osaka

Grade: AEF

85,533,154 USD
MARKET CAP
9.222
PE
0.985
BETA (5y)
100.190
EPS

Profits

for 5 years
52%
for 3 years
21%
for 2 years
5%
for last year
4%
for this year
0%
Higashi Twenty One Co., Ltd.
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