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Trades about 19% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
WITZ Corporation, founded in 1997 and headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, focuses on service design and software development within the Japanese market. The company delivers diverse solutions, including the Jasmy Personal Data Locker, a blockchain-powered access management system designed for secure personal information protection and efficient visitor management at events like sports and music festivals. It also provides robust automobile cybersecurity solutions and P-SIRT (Product-Security Incident Response Team) services. In the transportation sector, WITZ offers Kitahiro Ride, an innovative service that integrates demand taxis with electric carts to provide shuttle services between local residences and Kitahiroshima Station. Further enhancing safety, the firm develops sensor-based intersection risk prediction systems for clear risk visualization. Its automotive technology portfolio extends to the AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform, which facilitates sophisticated sensor data processing, dynamic service-oriented communication, robust security for external interfaces, and over-the-air application updates. Additionally, WITZ leverages virtual space and simulation technologies to advance automobile development.
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