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Trades about 110% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Tokyo, Japan, Kushim, Inc., established in 1997, is a multifaceted technology company engaged in blockchain solutions, comprehensive system engineering, and business incubation. Its blockchain segment focuses on developing innovative IT systems, researching the practical application of advanced technologies, delivering specialized blockchain research, and producing and distributing educational content related to blockchain. The system engineering division manages the entire project lifecycle, from initial conceptualization and defining requirements to design, testing, ongoing operation, and maintenance. This segment also extends to offering financial support through investments and loans for various corporate and project initiatives. Furthermore, Kushim fosters new ventures through its incubation services, providing strategic management, commercialization consulting, and project development assistance. The company also contributes to the advanced IT workforce by offering professional training and operating talent placement services. Kushim, Inc. assumed its current name in May 2020, having previously been known as iStudy Co., Ltd.
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