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Trades about 178% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Raku Co., Ltd operates a diverse business portfolio, with its boutique accessories division serving customers across Malaysia, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Europe, and other global markets. The company's operations are structured into multiple segments, encompassing Functional Drinks, Food Service and Entertainment, Boutique Accessories, and various other ventures. Beyond this, Raku is active in the development and distribution of healthcare and beauty items. Its diversified interests further extend to the restaurant and entertainment sectors, art-related initiatives, and the brokering and sale of tickets. Additionally, the firm manufactures metal components specifically designed for leather goods. Originally established as Kino Co., Ltd, the company rebranded as Raku Co., Ltd in October 2021. Founded in 2000, Raku Co., Ltd maintains its headquarters in Camana Bay, Cayman Islands.
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