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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MIRAIT ONE Corporation, established in 2010 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a prominent firm specializing in a broad range of engineering and construction activities across the country. Its core operations encompass telecommunications, electrical systems, and civil infrastructure development. In the telecommunications sector, the company provides expert services in cloud computing, smart office solutions, and Wi-Fi network engineering, alongside the physical construction of LAN/WAN/Wi-Fi infrastructure. Additionally, MIRAIT ONE offers system design, application development, on-site maintenance, remote monitoring, and the installation of PBX/IP-PBX systems. Beyond digital connectivity, the company undertakes the construction of facilities for environmental conservation, alternative energy sources, power supply, and air conditioning, as well as general social infrastructure projects. It is also actively involved in mobile network deployment, building outdoor and indoor base stations and implementing solutions to eliminate coverage blind spots. Furthermore, MIRAIT ONE specializes in developing fixed telecommunications networks and provides essential troubleshooting and post-disaster restoration services.
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