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Cyber Com Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized software development firm in Japan, focusing on communication, control, and business software solutions. The company’s product portfolio includes Cyber CTI for call center management, Cyber IP-PBX for office phone cost optimization, and Cyber Position Navi for location tracking, alongside cloud services and gateway equipment. As a subsidiary of Fuji Soft Incorporated, it leverages its parent company’s resources to enhance its technological capabilities and market reach. Cyber Com primarily serves domestic clients, positioning itself as a niche player in Japan’s competitive software application sector. Its emphasis on cost-effective telecommunication and business efficiency tools allows it to cater to small and medium enterprises seeking scalable solutions. The company’s market position is reinforced by its long-standing industry presence since 1978, though it faces competition from larger global and domestic software providers.
Cyber Com reported revenue of JPY 16.63 billion for FY 2022, with net income of JPY 804 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 4.8%. The diluted EPS stood at JPY 100.25, indicating moderate profitability. Operating cash flow was negative at JPY -53 million, likely due to working capital adjustments, while capital expenditures were minimal at JPY -26.6 million, suggesting limited reinvestment needs.
The company’s earnings power appears stable, supported by its niche software offerings. With no debt and JPY 2.01 billion in cash and equivalents, Cyber Com maintains a strong liquidity position. However, the negative operating cash flow raises questions about short-term cash generation efficiency, though this may be attributable to timing differences in receivables or payables.
Cyber Com’s balance sheet is robust, with zero debt and JPY 2.01 billion in cash and equivalents, providing significant financial flexibility. The absence of leverage and substantial liquidity underscore a low-risk financial profile, though the negative operating cash flow warrants monitoring for sustainability.
The company’s growth appears modest, with no explicit revenue or earnings trends provided. It distributed a dividend of JPY 42 per share, indicating a shareholder-friendly policy. However, the lack of detailed historical growth metrics limits the assessment of long-term trends.
With a market capitalization of JPY 15.27 billion and a beta of 0.757, Cyber Com is perceived as less volatile than the broader market. The valuation reflects its niche positioning and stable profitability, though investor expectations may be tempered by its limited growth visibility and domestic focus.
Cyber Com benefits from its specialized software solutions and strong parent company backing. Its debt-free balance sheet and liquidity provide resilience, but the company must address cash flow generation to sustain dividends and growth. The outlook remains cautious, hinging on its ability to expand its product offerings and client base in a competitive market.
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