Pigeon Corporation
PIGEF•OTC
Pigeon Corporation
PIGEF•OTC
Mkt Cap$1.49B
Sentiment
Phase 1 · Company Overview
Step 1: Overview
What the company does, where it operates, and who runs it.
Overview for Pigeon Corporation
Industry:Household & Personal Products
Sector:Consumer Defensive
CEO:Ryo Yano
Description:Pigeon Corporation manufactures, sells, imports, and exports baby and child-care products, maternity items, women's care products, home healthcare products, and elder care products in Japan and internationally. The company operates in four segments: Japan Business, China Business, Singapore Business, and Lansinoh Business. It offers breastfeeding, weaning, skincare, women's care, and large-sized products for babies, as well as other products for babies and mothers. The company also provides child-rearing support, babysitter dispatch, event child-care, and preschool education services; and operates child-minding facilities and daycare centers. In addition, it offers elder care and anti-aging products, and elder care support services; and baby and mother related care products, such as nursing bottles and nipples, toiletries, and skincare products. Pigeon Corporation markets its products under the Pigeon and Lansinoh brands. The company was formerly known as Pigeon Honyuki Honpo Corporation and changed its name to Pigeon Corporation in 1966. Pigeon Corporation was founded in 1949 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Address:4-4, Nihonbashi Hisamatsu-cho, Tokyo, , JP
Step 2: Infographics
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Phase 2 · FRC Research
Step 3: Media
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Phase 3 · Financial Data
Step 4: Stock Data
Price chart, volume, and trading data.
PIGEF Stock Price
Step 5: Fair Value
What FRC thinks the stock is worth vs. the current price.
Step 6: Financial Ratios
Profitability, returns, valuation, and leverage ratios.
Step 7: Dividend Analysis
Yield, payout ratio, and dividend coverage metrics.
Step 8: Earnings Analysis
EPS history, beat rate, and upcoming earnings reports.
Step 9: Financial Statements
Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statements.
Phase 4 · Peer Comparison
Step 10: Comparables
List of peer companies in the same industry.
Phase 5 · Ownership & News
Step 12: Institutional Ownership
Which funds and firms own the stock.
Step 13: Insider Trading
Recent buying and selling by company executives.
Step 14: Senate Trading
U.S. Senator disclosures filed under the STOCK Act.
Step 15: News
Latest headlines and market coverage.
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