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Trades about 408% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ya-Man Ltd. is a Japanese corporation with a global footprint, primarily engaged in the investigation, creation, production, and distribution of innovative beauty and wellness devices. The company's diverse product range includes specialized personal care technology for facial, body, and hair treatments, alongside general cosmetic application tools. Beyond its core business, Ya-Man also broadens its portfolio by importing and marketing cosmetic products, supplying semiconductor testing apparatus, and selling various household goods. Its extensive collection of items is made accessible to consumers through both traditional retail establishments and digital e-commerce channels. Established in 1978, Ya-Man Ltd. conducts its operations from its corporate headquarters situated in Tokyo, Japan.
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