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Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Adjuvant Holdings Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise actively engaged in the entire process of cosmetics, from their research and development to their manufacturing and marketing within the nation. The company boasts a comprehensive catalog of products, encompassing a wide array of skincare items like cleansers, face washes, toners, serums, masks, hydrating creams, makeup bases, various makeup products, and body care formulations. Its hair care segment offers diverse solutions including shampoos, conditioners, scalp treatments, and styling aids, alongside other specialized products. Adjuvant Holdings predominantly serves professional establishments, such as hairdressing salons, barber shops, and beauty clinics. Established in 1990 with its headquarters in Kobe, Japan, the firm operated under the name Adjuvant Cosme Japan Co.,Ltd. until it officially adopted its current identity in September 2021.
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