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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NSD Co., Ltd. provides various IT solutions in Japan. The company plans, designs, and develops systems; constructs IT infrastructure; and offers IT-utilized and IT consulting services. It also provides IT infrastructure services, including planning and procurement services comprising consulting and IT infrastructure sales support; design, development, and installation services, such as cloud, platform, network, storage, virtualization infrastructure, and security infrastructure design and development support services, as well as application development support services; and operation and maintenance services, such as system operation management and maintenance, system operation, lifecycle management, and helpdesk services. In addition, the company offers all-purpose software and duty-specific software products, and software development services. It serves finance, manufacturing, commerce, construction/real estate, service, transportation, telecommunication, and utilities industries. NSD Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1969 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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