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Trades about 715% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Toho Lamac Co., Ltd. engages in the planning, designing, wholesaling, and retailing of footwear. It operates through two segments: Shoe Business and Real Estate Business. The company offers sandals, boots, rubber shoes, sneakers, sports and outdoor casual shoes, men's and women's shoes, hands-free shoes, and other related products. It also engages in real estate leasing; and sales of condominiums, as well as renewable energy business. The company offers its products under the Fitpartner, SANRIO CHARACTERS, Alfort, ALGY, avv, CAPTAIN STAG, la farfa SHOES, hocco, KANSAI BIS, LEON, MAGICAL STEPS, MAMMA, monmimi, New York Stars by BOBSON, and PIEDI NUDI brand names. It sells its products through wholesalers and retailers, as well as online channels. The company was formerly known as Toho Rubber Industries Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Toho Lamac Co., Ltd. in January 1988. Toho Lamac Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1958 and is based in Bunkyo, Japan.
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