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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Glory Ltd. specializes in creating and producing advanced machines and integrated systems for handling cash. The company's operations span several key sectors: the Financial Market, Retail and Transportation Market, Amusement Market, and the Overseas Market. Their extensive product portfolio includes a variety of hardware such as teller cash recyclers, banknote counters and sorters, coin dispensers, sorters, counters, and wrappers, as well as rolled coin dispensers. They also offer comprehensive self-service options, banknote deposit systems, and assisted service software platforms. Further offerings feature cash recycling systems, front office cash recyclers, banknote recyclers, payment stations, coin deposit solutions, remote customer displays, and a range of OEM components including cash dispensing, deposit, and recycling systems. In addition to hardware, Glory Ltd. provides a suite of software solutions covering business intelligence, device management, resource planning, retail cash management, serial number management, teller connectivity, and managed services. They also deliver professional services, maintenance support, and specialized Ubiqular managed treasury services. Beyond their core cash handling solutions, the company manufactures open teller systems, card systems, pachinko prize dispensing machines, ticket vending machines, self-service kiosks, mail ordering systems, and digital menu boards. Their diverse clientele includes industries such as cash-in-transit (CIT), financial institutions, gaming, OEM manufacturing, restaurants, amusement venues, and retail. Established in 1918, the company was initially known as Kokuei Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. before changing its name to Glory Ltd. in 1971. Its headquarters are located in Himeji, Japan.
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