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Trades about 78% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Amifa Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise specializing in the creation and supply of a diverse range of lifestyle and decorative merchandise. Their extensive product portfolio includes various gift packaging solutions, such as decorative papers, ribbons, and different types of bags and boxes. They also cater to creative pursuits with stationery and DIY essentials like washi tapes, sticky notes, notepads, journals, and other paper goods. Furthermore, the company provides hand-crafting supplies, kitchenware, tableware, and a unique selection of "fleur" items, which encompass preserved flowers, herbariums, floral materials, and wrapping for flower arrangements. Amifa also offers general wrapping supplies and comprehensive display services and materials for retail promotions. Operating under its proprietary Amifa brand, the company serves a wide clientele, including 100-yen shops, retailers, wholesalers, floral schools, department stores, stationery stores, and general merchandise outlets. Founded in 1973, Amifa Co.,Ltd. is based in Minato-ku, Japan.
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