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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
halmek holdings Co.,Ltd. is a diversified Japanese enterprise operating across multiple sectors, including content creation, direct marketing, retail, consulting, advertising, and healthcare services. Its content division specifically caters to adult women, providing a range of resources such as magazines, online platforms, educational courses, and organized events. Through its direct mail and e-commerce channels, the company markets and distributes a variety of products focused on health, lifestyle, and fashion. Additionally, halmek manages retail outlets offering an extensive selection of items like apparel, footwear, beauty products, groceries, nutritional supplements, wellness goods, household essentials, and undergarments. The consulting and advertising agency arm delivers specialized services, including media sales, strategies for attracting new customers, customer relationship management (CRM) guidance, assistance with new business ventures, support for establishing mail-order operations, and research focused on the senior demographic. Furthermore, its healthcare segment provides at-home health assessments, cognitive function screenings, hospital referral services, and general health consultations. Established in 1989, the company's main office is situated in Tokyo, Japan.
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