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Trades about 160% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aplix Corporation, a technology company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, conducts its operations alongside its subsidiaries primarily within the Japanese market. The firm diversifies its business across three key segments: the Aplix IoT Platform Business, the Engineering Service Business, and the MVNO Business. Aplix offers a suite of innovative solutions, including the MyBeacon series, a smart Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)-compatible product, and Neutrix Cloud, a secure cloud storage service. It also provides Box, a cloud content management platform designed to streamline collaboration for businesses, and Next set, a service dedicated to workflow and document management. Its HARPS platform intelligently monitors water purifier filter usage and replacement by integrating flow and TDS sensors. Beyond these, the company delivers advanced communication and IoT devices such as AORINO, an AI-powered drive recorder with integrated communication functionality, and unio, an Internet-of-Things data communication service tailored for corporate clients. Other offerings include THE WiFi, a mobile router device, and a range of mobile phones with associated SIM card services. Established in 1986, the company officially adopted the name Aplix Corporation in April 2017, having previously operated as Aplix IP Holdings Corporation.
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