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Trades about 38% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
UNIVERSAL ENGEISHA Co., Ltd., founded in 1968 and headquartered in Ibaraki, Japan, primarily specializes in the rental of plants and flowers across the country. The company offers comprehensive rental services for a diverse range of venues, including corporate offices, hotels, restaurants, commercial establishments, and showrooms. Beyond living flora, they also provide artificial flower arrangements on a rental basis. Their expertise extends to landscape design, gardening, and ongoing plant maintenance services. Their product offerings encompass a wide array of items such as greenery and floral gifts, lifelike artificial trees, and innovative greenery systems like miniature Japanese gardens, vertical green walls, roof gardens, and various wall decorations. They also supply decorative plants for special events and unique flower arrangements, as well as garden flowerbeds and planters. Additionally, UNIVERSAL ENGEISHA diversifies its services by offering LED lighting and illumination displays, along with rentals of photographs and aquariums. They also provide a variety of cleaning product rentals, including entrance mats, mops, cleaning cloths, air purifiers, and futon cleaning services. An online shop serves both corporate and individual customers with a range of goods. For special occasions, the company provides bespoke floral arrangements for weddings. Through its network of garden centers, UNIVERSAL ENGEISHA sells an extensive selection of plants, fresh flowers, containers, soils, fertilizers, and general gardening merchandise. These centers also stock fresh vegetables, various breads, pebbles, stones, and garden furniture products. Furthermore, the company operates several distinct retail concepts: Ricoche+, a dedicated garden center for plant enthusiasts; Fleur Universelle, a charming flower shop; and Les Grands Arbres, a garden-style café offering fresh, wholesome meals.
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