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Trades about 33% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tose Co., Ltd., established in Kyoto, Japan in 1979, is a comprehensive software developer with a broad scope. The company specializes in conceiving, creating, and managing games for diverse platforms, including home video game consoles (encompassing both packaged software and downloadable content), mobile, and smart devices. Their expertise extends to developing software for pachinko and pachislot machines. Beyond gaming, Tose crafts smartphone applications and websites, and provides full-service IT infrastructure solutions, from initial proposals to development and ongoing operation. Furthermore, the company diversifies its offerings through content development, such as game and character design, and associated licensing sales. They also contribute to game production through detailed artistic and audio work, including designing game backgrounds, creating character graphics, and producing background music and sound effects.
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