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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Tokyo, Japan, and founded in 1990, HYPER Inc. specializes in the distribution, installation, and ongoing support of computer systems and peripheral hardware throughout Japan. The company's diverse activities also encompass the provision, setup, and maintenance of telecommunications, office, and automated office equipment. Additionally, HYPER Inc. is involved in the conceptualization, creation, and sale of software, alongside offering information processing services. Its operations further extend to planning and producing websites, managing an online retail business, and delivering network infrastructure deployment and system upkeep solutions.
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