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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2005 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Waqoo Inc. is primarily engaged in the formulation, production, and sale of cosmetic goods across the Japanese market. Its extensive lineup, sold under the HADA NATURE brand through its dedicated e-commerce platform, encompasses a variety of skincare items such as moisturizing gels, facial and hot cleansers, whitening serums and washes, general serums, protein-based products, and makeup bases. The company also offers hair care solutions, including shampoos, hair oils and masks, and head spa hair growth treatments. Furthermore, Waqoo Inc. diversifies its business by providing medical support services, particularly advertising, and specialized contract services for regenerative medicine, focusing on the processing of blood-derived and fat-derived stem cells.
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