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Trades about 354% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1994, Cube Co., Ltd. is an apparel company with a comprehensive scope of operations. It is responsible for the planning, manufacturing, wholesale, and retail distribution of clothing items, serving both domestic and international customers. Beyond its fashion line, the company diversifies its business through brand consulting, graphic and web design services, and licensing agreements. Its products, prominently featuring brands like MARK & LONA and HORN GARMENT, are available for purchase through its network of retail stores and online platforms.
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