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Trades about 72% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kyoritsu Computer & Communication Co.,Ltd., established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1964, delivers comprehensive management information solutions primarily to corporate clients across various sectors in Japan. The company, which changed its name from Kyoritsu Densetsu Co., Ltd. in November 1988, focuses on enhancing management activities within areas like sales, construction, education, and general operations through its information and communication technology (ICT) offerings. Its diverse service portfolio includes support for the installation of accounting information systems, cloud implementation, information content management, data utilization strategies, and both the deployment and ongoing support of IT and communication infrastructures. Kyoritsu C&C also provides educational programs, offering training in software and information utilization, along with specialized ICT courses covering cloud services, smartphones, and broader educational curricula. In addition to services, the company supplies smart and mobile phones, as well as data cards, directly to its business customers. It further maintains a retail footprint by operating six DoCoMo shops situated in Tokyo and Saitama prefectures.
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