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Trades about 106% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Birdman Inc., established in 2012, specializes in advancing marketing strategies for both domestic and international clients. The company operates through two primary divisions: its MX business and its EX business. The MX segment focuses on conceiving and implementing advertising campaigns, developing strategic public relations initiatives, and devising communication solutions for societal challenges. It also offers services related to metaverse virtual platforms, sales promotions, PR, and various creative endeavors. Meanwhile, the EX segment manages talent and their productions, handles merchandising, organizes and executes concerts and events, administers fan clubs, and engages in the creation, sale, and distribution of digital content. Furthermore, Birdman Inc. provides consulting services for international business ventures. The company adopted its current name, Birdman Inc., in February 2021, having previously been known as a dot co.,ltd.
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