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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TKC Corporation, established in 1966 and headquartered in Utsunomiya, Japan, operates across three primary business segments: supporting accounting professionals, serving local governments, and printing services. For accounting firms and their diverse clientele, encompassing small to large enterprises, TKC delivers a comprehensive suite of support. This includes information processing solutions, software development, and expert consulting. The company also supplies specialized office equipment and consumables tailored for computer-assisted accounting, complemented by dedicated help desk services. Additionally, TKC facilitates financial services such as money lending and mediation for these firms and their clients, alongside collections administration. The development, sale, and maintenance of computer software, office supplies, and legal information database services are also key offerings in this segment. Catering to municipalities, TKC develops and deploys specialized software for information service applications on system devices. Its solutions for local governments also include data printing, systems consulting, cloud computing, and internet services. The company's printing division manufactures and distributes various business forms, both for PC applications and general office use. TKC also engages in publishing, producing books and monthly magazines focused on business management, taxation, and accounting. Further expanding its portfolio, TKC offers ancillary services such as security, maintenance, and repair, acts as an agent for liability insurance and banking, and provides website development and maintenance. The company was originally incorporated as Tochigi Prefecture Computing Center Co., Ltd., changing its name to TKC Corporation in December 1986.
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