Tomoku Co., Ltd. engages in the corrugated container and display carton, housing, transportation, and logistics businesses in Japan and internationally. The company manufactures and sells corrugated sheets, corrugated cases, and printed paper containers. It also engages in the construction and sale of Swedish style houses; and insurance brokerage business, as well as provision of transportation, operation, warehousing, and recycling of food containers. In addition, the company sells machinery; imports-exports housing-related materials; renovates, extends, and reconstructs general houses and condominiums; and provides wooden truss of roofs and floors for small houses.
They're in charge of the "Sweden House" brand of houses.
Categories: Alternative Currency
End of March, end of September
QUO card, which can be used at a variety of stores.
300 shares. Requires at least 1 year of holding.
1-3 years of holding: 10,000 yen
3 years or longer: 15,000 yen
QUO cards are always nice, I personally find them to be boring perks but they're essentially tax free dividends which you can use at a lot of stores. There is a fairly high investment required to get this perk, although I doubt many long-term shareholders would be complaining about that with the historical performance.