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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TOSNET Corporation, encompassing its subsidiaries, delivers a comprehensive suite of security and support services across Japan. The company's core offerings include manned guarding for diverse locations such as corporate offices, retail establishments, parking facilities, financial institutions, storage units, and residential properties. They also conduct mobile security patrols to detect and address unauthorized entry or suspicious items, alongside access management that involves identity verification. TOSNET is proficient in managing crowds at large-scale events like festivals, concerts, sporting competitions, conferences, and store launches, as well as controlling vehicle movement at parking areas, construction sites, and warehouses. Specialized retail security solutions are provided for various businesses, from grocery stores to high-end jewelry shops. Beyond personnel, the company supplies and installs critical security hardware, including CCTV cameras, shop security mirrors, and electronic article surveillance systems. Furthermore, TOSNET extends its capabilities to include mobile power generation for events, emergencies, data centers, and business continuity planning. Their ancillary services encompass comprehensive mailing support (wrapping, packaging, and label printing), building upkeep, equipment servicing, and cleaning. Established in Sendai, Japan, in 1977, TOSNET Corporation serves its clientele through an expansive network of 82 regional offices.
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