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Trades about 94% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
KING Co., Ltd. operates as a textile enterprise, specializing in the manufacturing and sale of a diverse array of fabric-based goods. Its product portfolio spans genuine and synthetic leather items, a broad spectrum of textiles including synthetic fibers, cotton, linen, cellulosic fabrics, silk, and wool. Additionally, the company offers clothing such as pleated apparel and coats, as well as miscellaneous accessories like bags and shoes. These products are marketed under prominent brands including PINORE, CECICA BLUE, JUDY, PRIDE, PRIDE BIS, MORABITO BLANC, MORABITO PREMIER, AUSTIN REED, mistico, and LUPUY. Established in 1948, the company was originally known as King Business Co., Ltd. before adopting its current name, KING Co., Ltd., in 1978. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Tokyo, Japan.
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