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North Pacific Bank Ltd

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  • Price (EUR)5.00
  • Today's Change-0.05 / -0.99%
  • Shares traded6.00
  • 1 Year change+66.67%
  • Beta0.9885
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About the company

North Pacific Bank Ltd is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in the banking business and the leasing business. The Company operates in two business segments. The Banking segment is engaged in deposit, lending, domestic exchange, foreign exchange, securities and credit card businesses. The Leasing segment is engaged in leasing business. The Company also involved in the credit guarantee business, banking agency business and securities business.

  • Revenue in JPY (TTM)108.56bn
  • Net income in JPY28.44bn
  • Incorporated1917
  • Employees2.87k
  • Location
    North Pacific Bank Ltd3-7, Odori-Nishi, Chuo-kuSAPPORO-SHI 060-0042JapanJPN
  • Phone+81 112611311
  • Fax+81 112228770
  • Websitehttps://www.hokuyobank.co.jp/
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