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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1997, Cybozu, Inc. develops and distributes software solutions across a wide international footprint, including Japan, various parts of Asia (such as China and Vietnam), Europe, and the United States. The company's core offering comprises web-based groupware applications meticulously engineered to enhance team collaboration and communication. These tools cater to a diverse clientele, from large corporations and public institutions to more intimate groups like cross-organizational project teams, volunteer associations, and even families. Its product portfolio includes Cybozu Office, specifically designed for small to medium-sized enterprises; Cybozu Garoon, serving the needs of mid-sized to large organizations; kintone, a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) for building bespoke business applications; Cybozu KUNAI, a dedicated mobile application; Cybozu MailWise, which streamlines mail sharing; and Cybozu Remote Service, facilitating external line access. Additionally, Cybozu manages the Cybozu Teamwork Research Institute, an initiative focused on exploring innovative approaches to improve teamwork and offering related educational programs and workshops.
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