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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Avex Inc., an entertainment conglomerate headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, specializes in a broad range of activities across its music, anime, and digital divisions. Established in 1988, the company is deeply involved in the music industry, handling the creation, production, and distribution of both audio and visual musical content. It also organizes and manages live concerts, special events, and theatrical productions, while actively overseeing a diverse roster of talent including artists, celebrities, creators, athletes, and intellectuals. Additionally, Avex runs fan clubs and sells event tickets, and is committed to discovering, developing, and supporting emerging talent. Its anime operations encompass the development, production, and marketing of animated series, related merchandise, special events, games, and films. In the digital sphere, Avex designs and administers platforms such as dTV and AWA. The company was rebranded as Avex Inc. in November 2017, having previously operated as Avex Group Holdings Inc.
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