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Trades about 60% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating from Tokyo, Japan, Happinet Corporation functions as a diverse entertainment trading enterprise. Its core business involves the production and distribution of an extensive range of items, such as toys, trading cards, and audio-visual content. The company also specializes in developing and marketing video game software, hardware, and related accessories. Beyond these, Happinet supplies arcade game equipment and other amusement products, and it oversees the setup and running of capsule-toy vending machines. Founded in 1969 as Tosho Corporation, the firm rebranded to Happinet Corporation in October 1991.
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