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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JVCKENWOOD Corporation operates as a global enterprise, developing, manufacturing, and distributing a wide array of products across Japan, the Americas, Europe, Asia, and other international markets. Its business is segmented into Automotive, Public Service, Media Service, and Various Other ventures. The Automotive Sector focuses on producing and selling car navigation systems, in-car audio equipment, dashcams, and other vehicle-related devices. The Public Service Sector is dedicated to professional wireless communication devices, video surveillance systems, specialized audio equipment, and medical image display solutions. In the Media Service Sector, the company offers professional and commercial video cameras, projectors, headphones, home audio systems, portable power supplies, and distributes packaged software, including CDs and DVDs, as well as audio and video content. The "Others" segment provides services such as telematics solutions and service parts. Additionally, JVCKENWOOD supplies automotive equipment and provides contract manufacturing services for electronic devices. Its products are sold under the reputable JVC, Victor, and KENWOOD brands. The company, founded in 1927 and headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, adopted its current name, JVCKENWOOD Corporation, in August 2011, having previously been known as JVC KENWOOD Holdings, Inc.
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