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Trades about 52% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Harima-Kyowa Co.,LTD., established in 1907 and based in Himeji, Japan, functions as a key wholesaler of household essentials, cosmetics, and personal care products across Japan. The company's offerings include detergents, various home goods, paper products, and hygiene items. In addition to its primary distribution efforts, it delivers extensive logistics services for a wide array of merchandise, such as daily necessities, beauty products, clothing, room-temperature food items, bedding, and pet supplies. Harima-Kyowa supplies its products to diverse retail outlets, including pharmacies, supermarkets, and home improvement centers. The company also manages a real estate leasing division.
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