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Trades about 27% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Tokyo in 1995, IMAGE MAGIC Inc. specializes in providing custom, on-demand printing services for a diverse array of products across Japan. The company offers a comprehensive suite of ordering platforms, including "Maker Town," a cloud-based e-commerce solution tailored for on-demand items, along with customizable OEM services featuring integrated design and management tools. They also supply dedicated tools for both business-to-business and direct-to-consumer manufacturing of unique products. To facilitate seamless workflows, IMAGE MAGIC delivers various integration systems. These encompass APIs for image submission and design, utilities for link generation, a cloud ordering tool, and XML collaboration features, all designed to streamline product creation. Beyond software, the company provides an extensive range of specialized hardware. This includes on-demand transfer and garment printers, rotary UV and LED printers, pretreatment machines, DAS systems, and diverse automated machinery for folding, packing, compression, bagging, and sorting (such as 9-mouth and 5-mouth models) to enhance production and dispatch efficiency. Additionally, IMAGE MAGIC's operations extend to the entertainment goods market, the provision of sign, display, and decoration products, and comprehensive on-demand apparel solutions, all underpinned by their advanced print cooperation systems.
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