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Trades about 254% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nihon Enterprise Co.,Ltd., established in 1989 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, focuses on the creation, development, and management of diverse digital content for smartphones and other multi-device platforms. Its consumer-facing offerings include the Booksmart e-book service, the ATIS Traffic Info application for real-time traffic updates, and Women's Diary, a health management app. The company also operates Flea-ma.jp, an online marketplace specializing in high-value goods like luxury fashion items and electronics, and is involved in the distribution of agricultural and marine products. For its corporate clients, Nihon Enterprise provides comprehensive business support services, encompassing kitting assistance, detailed traffic information, and sound optimization solutions. They further aid businesses in streamlining operations through end-to-end application and system planning, development, and management. Additional proprietary solutions include AplosOne, an IP telephony service; BizTalk, a secure messenger for business communication; Yubisashi Navi, a cloud-based service catering to tourism; and e-Manabi, a cloud platform for learning. Beyond these, the company diversifies its operations by selling refurbished electronic devices, offering protective glass coatings, and engaging in renewable power generation ventures.
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