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Trades about 135% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Seyfert Ltd. is a Japanese firm that specializes in providing expert consultation for beauty salon operations. Their extensive service portfolio includes managing publications and advertising campaigns tailored for the hairdressing sector, crafting targeted marketing strategies for salons, and offering comprehensive staffing solutions for hairdressers, covering both permanent and temporary placements. The company also delivers professional training, coaching, and educational programs for industry practitioners, alongside acting as an agency to facilitate international study opportunities. Furthermore, Seyfert is instrumental in developing and implementing robust evaluation standards for hairdressing techniques. Beyond these core offerings, the company operates dedicated studios for hair, makeup, and styling professionals, as well as vocational training and educational facilities. Its business scope further encompasses the planning, manufacturing, importing, distribution, and sales representation of a wide array of products and services. Additionally, Seyfert Ltd. undertakes the management of various educational institutions and other commercial ventures. Established in 1991, the company's headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.
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