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Trades about 42% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
KSK Co.,Ltd. is a multifaceted technology firm engaged in integrated circuits, software, hardware systems, customer support, and data processing. The company specializes in developing both system and analog Large Scale Integrated (LSI) circuits, along with designing middleware, firmware, and performing LSI evaluations. Its software portfolio includes the creation and distribution of proprietary packaged software, bespoke custom software solutions, and the development of web and CAD systems. KSK also integrates network and computing infrastructures, offering services that span from conceptual design – including G/A, LSI, circuit, PCB, mechanical, and firmware designs – through to prototype manufacturing and assessment. Furthermore, the firm delivers a comprehensive suite of client support services, such as call center and help desk operations, maintenance, technical assistance, and staffing solutions. Data processing solutions complete their service offerings. Established in 1974, KSK's main office is situated in Inagi, Japan.
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