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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Arata Corporation functions as a wholesale distributor of diverse consumer goods. Its core business encompasses health and beauty items, such as cosmetics, hair and body care products, and general wellness solutions. The company also supplies a comprehensive selection of household necessities, including various detergents (for laundry, home cleaning, and dishwashing), home care products like insecticides, air fresheners, and batteries, along with paper products such as tissues, toilet paper, and disposable diapers. Additionally, Arata distributes general household articles, ranging from kitchenware to cleaning equipment and cooking implements. Beyond its wholesale operations, Arata Corporation is deeply involved in the pet industry. This includes the retail, wholesale, and import/export of live animals, pet food, and accessories, supported by an online sales platform. The company further offers pet services, including styling and grooming, and operates pet hotels. Arata also develops and manages pet shop franchise systems, overseeing store recruitment and operational management. The corporation was founded in 2002.
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