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Trades about 142% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
THE WHY HOW DO COMPANY, Inc., headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a multifaceted enterprise that primarily delivers a broad range of services and solutions centered around smartphones and the Internet of Things (IoT). Established in 2004, the firm, which rebranded from Acrodea, Inc. in January 2022, operates across various sectors. Its digital portfolio encompasses IoT services such as "i ball technical shot," "I ball technical pitch," and specialized IoT systems for intercoms. In the gaming sector, the company develops titles like "Boku-J," "Soccer Japan National Team Heroes," and "Nade-Saka." They also offer mobile customization solutions, including "Kiskae Touch" for changing Android themes, a dedicated system for managing demo devices in mobile operator retail outlets, and the "Rakuobi application" tailored for real estate agencies. Beyond these specific products, the company provides overarching platform services for smartphones and IoT, offers contracted game development, creates social games and applications, delivers IT services for research and development, and has developed proprietary solutions such as "Digital Copel." Notably, it also manages a bingo gaming system approved by the Guam government. Expanding beyond its core technology offerings, THE WHY HOW DO COMPANY, Inc. has diversified into several other business areas. These include real estate subleasing, trademark management, and ventures within the food and beverage and hospitality industries. The company also develops and operates variety stores under the "Niku Yokochu" brand. Furthermore, it runs the Interplan IT school, providing IT seminars for job seekers and professional training services.
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