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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
EXEO Group, Inc., founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1946, is a global provider specializing in telecommunications infrastructure, urban development, and advanced system solutions. For telecommunications carriers, the company offers end-to-end services, including the planning, design, construction, operation, and ongoing maintenance of vital equipment. This covers fiber optic access networks, broader network facilities, electrical power systems, and both indoor and outdoor mobile communication base stations. Beyond telecom, EXEO Group is adept in urban infrastructure, handling the design, construction, and upkeep of diverse facilities such as cable television and railway communication systems, electrical installations for commercial buildings, and data centers. Their work also extends to general infrastructure projects, including urban civil engineering for integrated, pole-free environments, and the implementation of renewable energy solutions like solar power generation facilities and biomass boilers. Furthermore, the group develops, maintains, and operates sophisticated cloud-based enterprise communication networks and various custom enterprise systems. These services cater to telecom providers and companies within the financial and manufacturing sectors. They also engage in the construction and operation of water treatment facilities. The company, formerly known as Kyowa Exeo Corporation, officially changed its name to EXEO Group, Inc. in October 2021.
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