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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Japan, Cyberlinks Co., Ltd. is a diversified technology company specializing in cloud-based solutions. Its operations are structured into four key divisions: Distribution Cloud, Government Cloud, Trust, and Mobile Network. The Distribution Cloud division delivers cloud-based enterprise resource planning (@rms ERP) systems to food retailers, an EDI-Platform for food wholesalers, and a comprehensive product image database. Within the Government Cloud segment, Cyberlinks offers installation and ongoing support for critical communication infrastructure, including disaster prevention radio systems. It also provides specialized cloud services designed for school administration in elementary and junior high schools, alongside solutions for medical information exchange among healthcare providers. The Trust segment focuses on secure digital services, including the provision of electronic power of attorney and the issuance of digital certificates. The Mobile Network division manages and operates seven retail outlets selling DoCoMo mobile phones. Beyond these core segments, the company extends its offerings to include cable television services, server rental, hardware maintenance, and tailored sales management systems for various specialty retail businesses. Established in 1964, Cyberlinks Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Wakayama, Japan.
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