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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Genetec Corporation is a Japanese company specializing in software development. Its operations are structured across three main business segments: Digital Solutions, Engineering Solutions, and Cocodayo. The Digital Solutions division focuses on creating advanced system software, including embedded systems for the automotive sector, digital appliances, and infrastructure projects. It also develops software for IoT devices, integrating cloud collaboration features and designing comprehensive system architectures that blend both software and hardware components. Through its Engineering Solutions segment, Genetec distributes and sells specialized software tools. These include 3D CAD/CAM programs, robot teaching software, 3D simulation platforms, and product lifecycle management (PLM) systems. Furthermore, the company offers "Cocodayo," a smartphone application aimed at disaster prevention. This app facilitates safety checks among family members during emergencies by automatically sharing their latest geographical locations. Genetec Corporation was founded in 1985 and is based in Shinjuku, Japan.
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