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Trades about 44% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
S.T. Corporation, a company established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1948, operates globally, manufacturing and distributing a broad spectrum of household consumer products. Its diverse offerings include air care solutions such as Shoshu-Riki and SHALDAN air fresheners, as well as Dashu-Tan deodorizers. For garment and fabric protection, they provide mothproofing agents under the Mushuda and Neopara brands. The company also produces disposable warmth products like Onpacks and On Style, household gloves through the Family and Modelobe lines, and Drypet dehumidifiers. Furthermore, S.T. Corporation offers a variety of general home care items, featuring brands like Kome-Touban, Senjo-Riki, and Clear Forest, which includes specialized air fresheners tailored for home nursing care. The organization officially changed its name to S.T. Corporation in 2007, having previously operated as S.T. Chemical Co., Ltd.
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