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Trades about 468% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shiseido Company, Limited is a global manufacturer and distributor of cosmetic products, operating both within Japan and across international markets. Its diverse portfolio includes perfumes, various makeup items, a comprehensive range of skincare and body care essentials, and an array of hair care and styling products. Additionally, it provides professional hair color and perm solutions specifically for salon use. Beyond cosmetics, Shiseido extends its operations into the hospitality sector, encompassing restaurant and food services, as well as retail ventures, and manages a network of beauty salons. The company further demonstrates its commitment to the beauty industry by operating and providing support for SABFA, a renowned training institution for professional hair and makeup artists. Shiseido's offerings are distributed through multiple retail channels, including major department stores, specialized boutiques, and drugstores. Established in 1872, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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