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Trades about 95% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Senshukai Co., Ltd., an Osaka, Japan-based company established in 1955, engages in a wide array of business activities spanning direct-to-consumer (D2C) retail and corporate services. It offers a diverse selection of lifestyle merchandise to individual customers through its extensive catalogs and its popular e-commerce platform, Belle Maison Net. Additionally, the company provides products and services to organizational clients primarily via catalog distribution. Beyond its robust catalog and online presence, Senshukai operates brick-and-mortar Belle Maison stores and specialized web stores for items such as floral arrangements, gifts, organic skincare, and beauty products. Its service portfolio is extensive, featuring childcare provisions, personalized lifestyle design planning, home staging consultations, culinary studio experiences, and professional cleaning solutions. Furthermore, Senshukai manages wedding and event venues, alongside operating restaurant guest houses.
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