Tokyo exchange. Sector: Technology. Industry: Software—Application. Location Japan, Tokyo.
NSD Co., Ltd. [9759.T] 
2,518USD▼60 (-2.38%)
• At close Fri Oct 07 2022
1,447,246,112 USD
MARKET CAP
31.162
PE
0.576
BETA (5y)
80.933
EPS
About NSD Co., Ltd.
NSD Co., Ltd., a systems integrator, provides IT solutions in Japan. The company offers system analysis and design services; develops software programs; and administers facilities management, as well as sells packaged software and solutions. It also provides integrated solutions, such as system design, development, operation, and maintenance services; and system solutions. In addition, the company offers various IT infrastructure services, including planning and procurement services comprising consulting and IT infrastructure sales support services; 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. Further, it provides all-purpose software and duty-specific software products, as well as software development services. The company serves financing and insurance, commerce, telecommunication, construction, public, manufacturing, transportation, and service sectors. NSD Co., Ltd. was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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