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Trades about 133% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1979, Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd. is a multifaceted enterprise primarily involved in the design, production, distribution, and sale of a broad spectrum of products, including apparel, household goods, furniture, and food items. Their clothing range features essentials such as shirts, denim jeans, socks, handkerchiefs, bags, and sneakers. For home environments, they supply a variety of items from towels, mattresses, and toilet paper to toning water and cleaning systems, complemented by furniture options like beds, desks, chairs, and storage and children's furniture. The food division offers distinctive products such as banana baumkuchen, chocolate-coated strawberries, butter chicken curry, and even cricket crackers. Beyond retail goods, the company also builds houses and provides comprehensive home furnishing services, including the design, manufacture, and sale of furniture, accessories, antiques, curtains, and rugs. Their activities further encompass designing, consulting on, and producing residential and commercial spaces, operating hotel businesses, engaging in interior design, and offering healthcare services. Ryohin Keikaku manages diverse retail concepts, including MUJI to GO for travel and daily essentials, Found MUJI, MUJI com for necessities, Café&Meal MUJI eateries, IDEE stores, and campsites, alongside its e-commerce platform, muji.com. As of August 31, 2021, the company maintained a significant global presence, operating 456 MUJI stores, 31 Café&Meal MUJI outlets, and 10 IDEE stores within Japan, alongside 546 MUJI stores and 25 Café&Meal MUJI locations internationally.
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