Yamazaki Baking Co Ltd
TSE:2212

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TSE:2212
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Price: 3 238 JPY -1.1% Market Closed
Market Cap: 656B JPY
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Market Cap
639.7B JPY
Industry
Food Products

Yamazaki Baking Co Ltd., founded in the post-war recovery era of 1948, has grown from its humble beginnings to become the largest bread-baking company in Japan. Initially, the company started as a small bakery in Tokyo, striving to provide the nation with quality bread during a time when staple foods were in urgent demand. Over the years, through persistent innovation and a steadfast commitment to quality, Yamazaki expanded its offerings beyond bread to include a wide array of baked goods, snacks, and desserts. The company's comprehensive product line features everything from traditional Japanese sweets to Western pastries, ensuring their products cater to varied consumer tastes across Japan. At the heart of Yamazaki's business model is its comprehensive distribution network, which ensures fresh products reach supermarkets, convenience stores, and its own retail outlets daily. By mastering the logistics of delivering bakery products efficiently and maintaining partnerships with retail giants, Yamazaki secures a steady stream of revenue. Moreover, its strategic acquisitions and overseas expansions have fueled growth, serving as a testament to its ability to adapt to global market dynamics while retaining its reputation for quality and freshness. This infrastructure not only underpins its domestic dominance but also amplifies its presence within the broader Asian market, thus ensuring continued resilience and profitability in a competitive industry.

Intrinsic Value
4 083.75 JPY
Undervaluation 21%
Intrinsic Value
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