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Trades about 336% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Roland Corporation, founded in Hamamatsu, Japan, in 1972, engages in the global development, production, and distribution of electronic musical instruments, audio hardware, and software solutions. Under its flagship Roland brand, the company supplies a diverse range of electronic instruments, including digital drums, pianos, synthesizers, and DJ/dance equipment, alongside professional audio/visual tools and music production gear. Its BOSS brand is known for offering effects processors, instrument amplifiers, guitar synthesizers, tuners, and wireless systems. For personal audio, the V-MODA brand features headphones, earphones, and various mobile sound products. Beyond these primary categories, Roland's extensive product portfolio also includes organs, keyboards, bass guitars, percussions, AIRA modular systems, DJ controllers, and grooveboxes. The company further provides a comprehensive array of accessories, such as cables, cases, stands, foot controllers, microphones, and power adaptors. Additionally, Roland offers a cloud-based subscription service called Roland Cloud, which delivers a suite of software synthesizers, drum machines, and sampled instruments.
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