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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shinnihonseiyaku Co., Ltd. is a Japanese-headquartered company, established in 1992, that specializes in providing cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and health foods both domestically and in international markets. The company's operations are structured into Mail Order, Direct Store Sales/Wholesale, and Overseas Sales divisions. Its product portfolio includes skincare lines sold under the Perfect One and Perfect One Focus brands, as well as a variety of pharmaceutical products targeting different diseases and symptoms. Shinnihonseiyaku reaches its customers through multiple channels, including eight company-owned retail stores, the NOIN cosmetics mail order application, and various online e-commerce platforms. The firm, previously known as Shinnihonliving Co., Ltd., officially adopted its current name in April 2002, and maintains its corporate headquarters in Fukuoka City.
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