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Trades about 377% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ito En, Ltd., a global beverage company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, was established in 1964. Renowned for its green tea beverages, which it produces and distributes worldwide, its comprehensive product lineup extends far beyond this core offering. The company provides a wide array of teas, including traditional Japanese, black, green, flavored, and Chinese varieties, alongside coffee, fruit, vegetable, and dairy-based drinks. Its inventory also includes loose tea leaves, mineral water, and carbonated refreshments. Moreover, Ito En is actively involved in the sourcing, processing, and sale of raw materials, and it also manufactures and markets vitamins and other dietary supplements. Key brands under its umbrella are O~i Tea, Oi Ocha, TULLY's COFFEE, and MATCHA GREEN TEA. Initially founded as Frontier Tea Corporation, the company rebranded itself as Ito En, Ltd. in May 1969.
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