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NASDAQ:MRM 9 October 2025

MEDIROM (NASDAQ: MRM) Set for Takeoff: Series A Boost & Altman-Backed ‘Orb’ Deal Fuels 150% Upside

MEDIROM (NASDAQ: MRM) Set for Takeoff: Series A Boost & Altman-Backed ‘Orb’ Deal Fuels 150% Upside

MEDIROM Healthcare Technologies is a Tokyo‑based provider of holistic health and wellness services. Founded in 2000, it operates 300+ Re.Ra.Ku branded relaxation salons across Japan medirom.co.jp, offering massage, aromatherapy and lifestyle therapy. These salons generate the bulk of revenues ir.medirom.co.jp. In parallel, since 2015 MEDIROM has built a Digital Preventative Healthcare arm. Key elements are: the Lav® on-demand health‐guidance app, and the MOTHER Bracelet®, a battery‑free wearable activity tracker. In 2023 it launched REMONY, a remote health monitoring service bundling the MOTHER Bracelet with corporate wellness programs medirom.co.jp. MEDIROM also mentions a “Luxury Beauty” segment, though disclosures emphasize the Relaxation Salon and digital health businesses. Overall, the model is integrated: salon clients use Lav for health guidance, data from Lavender and bracelets feed into big‑data analytics, and corporate partnerships expand applications. CEO Koji Eguchi notes that combining traditional wellness with tech innovation “shows the continued momentum of our market penetration” as the company commercializes its health-tech products medirom.co.jp. Oct 9, 2025 – MOTHER Labs Series A. In a GlobeNewswire announcement, MEDIROM disclosed that MOTHER Labs Inc. will raise funds via a private placement at a valuation of ¥9 billion investing.com. Company officers are investing, with proceeds earmarked for developing an

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