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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Japan Cash Machine Co., Ltd., and its associated companies, are engaged in the design, manufacturing, and global distribution of devices for managing currency and for use in entertainment centers. Operating across Japan and worldwide, the enterprise supplies various products such as bill validation systems, ATMs, automated ticketing and fare adjustment machines, vending units, cash depositing machines, and a variety of self-service kiosk terminals, all under its JCM brand. Its offerings serve a diverse clientele, including the casino and gaming industry, financial institutions, transportation networks, retail businesses, amusement parks, and other commercial sectors. Founded in 1955, the firm's headquarters are located in Osaka, Japan.
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