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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shaver Shop Group Limited (SSG.AX) operates as a prominent retailer, offering an extensive selection of personal care and grooming products across Australia and New Zealand. Its diverse inventory caters to both men and women, featuring items such as electric and manual shavers, beard trimmers, hair clippers, body groomers, and oral care solutions for men, alongside massage, wellness, skincare, and haircare essentials. For female customers, the company provides hair removal and styling tools, beauty products, oral care items, massage and exercise equipment, and fragrances. Shaver Shop distributes merchandise from a wide array of well-known brands, including Wahl, Braun, Oral-B, Philips, VS Sassoon, Remington, and ghd, among many others. As of June 30, 2022, the company maintained a retail footprint of 114 corporate stores in Australia and 7 in New Zealand, supplemented by its online sales channels. Established in 1986, the business was formerly known as Lavomer Riah Holdings Pty Ltd until its rebranding to Shaver Shop Group Limited in May 2016. Its headquarters are located in Chadstone, Australia.
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