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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nippon Systemware Co., Ltd., also known as NSW Inc., is a Japanese technology firm that offers a wide array of solutions, spanning business systems, professional services, embedded software development, and device engineering. The company organizes its operations across three primary divisions: IT Solutions, Service Solutions, and Product Solutions. Under its IT Solutions umbrella, NSW Inc. delivers operational support to clients across various industries, including manufacturing, retail, logistics, insurance, banking, and government entities. This also involves the supply of critical IT infrastructure such as personal computers and servers. The company is also active in advanced digital services, implementing Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, as well as constructing websites and e-commerce platforms. Furthermore, it provides extensive cloud services, covering the setup of both public and private cloud environments, offering data center co-location services from its own facilities, and delivering comprehensive IT management. In the realm of embedded technology, NSW Inc. specializes in crafting applications, middleware, and drivers tailored for automotive and industrial machinery. Its device development unit is responsible for designing custom hardware, such as Large Scale Integrated (LSI) circuits and circuit boards for sophisticated image processing and communication systems. The company was founded in 1966 and operates from its corporate headquarters located in Tokyo, Japan.
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