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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Uchida Yoko Co., Ltd. engages in providing government and education, office, and information system solutions in Japan and internationally. It operates schools and universities; design, manufacture, supply, and install ICT devices and systems; manufacture and supply educational equipment and systems; design internal layouts and supply furniture and fittings for educational facilities; and provides mission-critical administration services. The company also designs and installs mission-critical systems and associated business software programs; supplies software licensing and IT asset management services; and designs, supplies, installs, and maintains IT equipment and networks. In addition, it designs, manufactures, and supplies office furniture and fittings; designs and builds office layouts; and manufactures and supplies office equipment, and hobby and craft products, as well as supplies OA equipment and products. Further, the company is involved in office space design services, development and transfer service; smart office systems integration services, consulting service, IT infrastructure development, cloud implementation, and security and data manipulation; software licensing, IT asset management, and kitting services; meeting room, document, and ECO solution, and industry-specific ERP cloud services. Additionally, it engages in public cloud services, welfare business service, offers teaching materials for schools, public facilities, and library solutions using the ICT system, as well as offers print finishing machines, stationery products, and educational products. The company also involved in the education and training, staffing, real estate rental businesses. The company was founded in 1910 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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