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Trades about 532% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
HIMARAYA Co.,Ltd. operates as a prominent retailer of athletic merchandise throughout Japan. Its extensive product catalog encompasses a wide array of sportswear, footwear, and specialized outdoor apparel. Customers can also find dedicated gear for activities such as fitness, yoga, hiking, and trekking, alongside equipment for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. Furthermore, the company stocks essentials for various sports, including tennis, baseball, soccer, and golf, as well as marine sports equipment and general outdoor provisions. Established in 1976, the enterprise initially operated under the name Himaraya, Ltd. It formally adopted the name HIMARAYA Co.,Ltd. in 1991 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Gifu, Japan.
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