Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd. (SURDF)

OTCMKTS · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
25.56
+0.56 (2.26%)
At close: Dec 18, 2025
61.84%
Market Cap23.38B
Revenue (ttm)6.80B
Net Income (ttm)1.36B
Shares Outn/a
EPS (ttm)1.44
PE Ratio17.25
Forward PEn/a
Dividend0.28 (1.10%)
Ex-Dividend DateMar 30, 2026
Volume412
Average Volume915
Open25.56
Previous Close25.00
Day's Range25.56 - 25.56
52-Week Range15.70 - 51.13
Beta0.37
RSI61.64
Earnings DateFeb 6, 2026

About SURDF

Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd. operates as a real estate company in Japan. It develops and leases office buildings; develops and sells condominium units, detached houses, and residential land; and develops, leases, and sells real estate properties, as well as operates and manages office buildings, multipurpose halls, commercial complexes, hotels, fitness clubs, golf course, and retail facilities. The company also engages in provision of asset utilization services; remodeling of detached houses/condominiums; construction, design, and su... [Read more]

Founded 1949
Employees 13,844
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol SURDF
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, SURDF's revenue was 1.01 trillion, an increase of 4.81% compared to the previous year's 967.69 billion. Earnings were 191.68 billion, an increase of 8.19%.

Financial numbers in JPY Financial Statements

News

Japan's Sumitomo Realty puts India bet on Mumbai and serviced apartments

Japan's Sumitomo Realty and Development, the country's third-largest developer, plans to expand in India with an unusual strategy: focusing on Mumbai and managing apartments rather than selling them, ...

14 days ago - Reuters

Japanese property giants deepen their push into a booming Indian market

Japanese real estate developers are wading further into a tricky Indian market and more of their peers are expected to get their feet wet, drawn by rising rents in a rapidly growing economy as well as...

4 weeks ago - Reuters

Elliott Builds Stake in Japans Sumitomo Realty & Development

10 months ago - The Wall Street Journal