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Trades about 398% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CLIP Corporation, a Japanese entity established in 1981 with headquarters in Nagoya, primarily engages in the education and sports sectors across Japan. The company's operations are strategically divided into four main divisions: Education Business, Sports Business, Restaurant Business, and an 'Other Business' segment. Within its educational offerings, CLIP manages supplemental academies (often called cram schools) designed for elementary and junior high school students. The Sports division provides a diverse range of athletic programs, including soccer classes for infants and lower elementary grades, the operation of the Yuasa football club, various dance lessons, and basketball academies catering to young children and elementary pupils. Beyond these core ventures, CLIP Corporation also branches out into additional commercial activities. These include home-delivered meal services, agricultural initiatives, and real estate dealings, alongside other miscellaneous business pursuits.
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