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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Marui Group Co., Ltd. is a Japanese investment holding firm with core operations spanning a diverse retail portfolio and advanced financial technology services. Its extensive retail activities include managing Marui and Modi department stores, facilitating e-commerce and mail-order sales, and overseeing numerous specialty outlets. This segment also encompasses the leasing and administration of commercial properties, the direct sale of apparel and accessories, innovative space development, advertising campaigns, and fashion supply chain logistics. Additionally, the company provides comprehensive building management, interior design, transport and forwarding services, and security solutions. In the realm of financial technology, Marui Group offers a wide array of services such as credit card issuance, cash advances, and rent guarantee schemes. It further provides credit loans, develops software, supports information systems, and handles the collection and administration of receivables. The company was established in 1931 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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