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Trades about 3,767% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Gunosy Inc. primarily engages in the operation of news and information applications in Japan. The company operates through three segments: Media Business, G Holdings Business, and New Businesses. The Media Business segment includes Gunosy, a mobile application that provides information curation service; au Service Today, an all-in-one application that provides news, weather, transit information, fortune-telling, etc.; and operates domestic and international Game8 media business. The G Holdings Business segment involves in publishing social games, such as anime and manga. The New Businesses segment offers IR Hub, a timely disclosure support service for information disclosure; operates store and commerce business, such as S8 Shops, a service for building and managing external payment websites; and Game8 Store, an e-commerce service within Game8 that enables the sale of in-game items and game download keys. The company also offers News Lite, a news and information application available; and YOU IN, a wellness application. It is also involved in growth investment; investment business and consulting; and media, advertising, and entertainment businesses. Gunosy Inc. was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in Shibuya, Japan.
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