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Trades about 37% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ZOZO, Inc. is a Japanese company specializing in online retail, with operations extending across both domestic and international markets. The company manages a diverse array of digital platforms, including the fashion e-commerce site ZOZOTOWN, the style-sharing application WEAR, and a Multi-Size platform for buying and selling apparel from numerous brands. It also runs ZOZOUSED, dedicated to pre-owned and vintage clothing, and participates in the broader PayPay mall online shopping platform. An advertising division further complements its core retail business. Established in 1998 and headquartered in Chiba, Japan, the entity initially operated as Start Today Co., Ltd., adopting the name ZOZO, Inc. in October 2018. The company functions as a subsidiary of Z Holdings Corporation.
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