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Trades about 41% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Saitama, Japan, Hiday Hidaka Corp. is a Japanese enterprise primarily focused on the restaurant sector. The company oversees a network of around 432 establishments, operating under diverse brand identities such as Hidakaya, Kuraiken, Yakitori Hidaka, Popular Bar Hidaka, Chuka Ichiban, Tonkatsu Hidaka, Dining Room Hidaka, Chuka Soba Shinki, and Hidakaya Shinshin. Founded in 1956, the organization was originally known as Hidaka Commercial Co., Ltd. before officially changing its name to Hiday Hidaka Corp. in June 1998.
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