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Trades about 16% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nippon RAD Inc. operates in Japan, delivering a diverse range of enterprise technology solutions and Internet of Things (IoT) integration services. Its offerings include pre-built software packages, cloud computing, hosting, and rental server services, alongside application services accessible via the Internet. The company specializes in developing bespoke business application systems, providing comprehensive IT consulting and staffing with skilled system engineers and programmers. Beyond software, Nippon RAD Inc. is involved in the complete lifecycle—from design and manufacturing to installation and post-sales support—of specialized systems like outpatient reception terminals and information systems for emergency vehicles. Additionally, it develops carrier switches for networking infrastructure and safety control systems for both automotive and marine applications. The firm further provides IoT platform services and video equipment solutions. Founded in 1971, Nippon RAD Inc. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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