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Trades about 36% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SEED Co.,Ltd. is an international manufacturer and supplier specializing in a broad spectrum of ophthalmic products. The company's extensive range includes various contact lenses, lens care solutions, fashionable spectacle frames, and other vision enhancement items, serving customers in Japan and across global markets. Their diverse contact lens collection features numerous daily disposable options, such as the SEED 1dayPure moisture, SEED Eye coffret 1day UV, SEED 1dayPure EDOF, SEED PlusMode 1day Homme, and JILL STUART 1day UV. They also offer specialized daily lenses, including multistage and astigmatism-correcting versions like the SEED 1dayPure moisture for astigmatism. Furthermore, SEED provides two-week disposable lenses through its SEED 2weekPure moisture series, which encompasses standard, multistage bifocal, and astigmatism-specific variants. Monthly replacement lenses, such as SEED MonthlyFine UV and monthly color lens UV, are also part of their portfolio, alongside advanced rigid gas permeable and medical contact lenses. In addition to vision correction products, SEED Co.,Ltd. designs and sells eyewear frames under well-known brands like Vivid Moon, ViVi fleurs, and Plusmix. The company also develops pharmaceutical products, including Adeno Test AD for the detection of adenovirus antigens, and other solutions aimed at improving visual health. Established in 1957, SEED Co.,Ltd. is based in Tokyo, Japan.
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