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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PIA Corporation, established in Tokyo, Japan in 1972, is a prominent Japanese enterprise deeply engaged in the entertainment industry. Its core operations encompass the comprehensive planning, production, and execution of concerts and diverse events across Japan. The company manages a sophisticated online ticketing system, facilitating access to a wide array of entertainment, including music, sports, theater, cinema, and leisure events. Tickets are distributed through various channels such as the internet, convenience stores, retail outlets, telephone services, and exclusive member platforms. Beyond its ticketing prowess, PIA also publishes books and magazine books. It offers integrated business solutions, covering ticketing services, promotional strategies, and strategic customer relationship management, to a broad clientele. This client base includes entertainment promoters, sports organizations, theater troupes, performance venues (such as live houses, halls, theaters, stadiums, and arenas), and media entities like TV stations and production companies. Furthermore, PIA Corporation is actively involved in the organization, conceptualization, production, and management of a vast range of entertainment spectacles, from major music festivals and stage productions to original events and films. The company also develops and operates digital content for the leisure and entertainment sectors, leveraging web media, portal sites, and social networking platforms. Additionally, PIA manages various entertainment venues and oversees ticket sales for international conventions.
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