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Computer Management Co., Ltd. operates in the software application sector, specializing in system support solutions tailored for financial, medical, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) needs. The company’s core revenue model is built on system development, infrastructure solutions, and business process outsourcing, with a strong focus on SAP-based ERP implementations for enterprises of varying sizes. Its offerings include consulting, design, implementation, and maintenance services, positioning it as a niche player in Japan’s IT services market. The firm differentiates itself through expertise in SAP S4 HANA for large enterprises, SAP Business ByDesign for mid-sized firms, and SAP Business One for SMEs, catering to a broad clientele. While the company maintains a regional presence centered in Osaka, its specialized services provide stability in a competitive industry dominated by larger global players. The lack of debt and consistent cash reserves suggest a conservative yet sustainable approach to growth in a sector driven by digital transformation demands.
The company reported revenue of JPY 7.19 billion for FY 2024, with net income of JPY 327 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 4.6%. Operating cash flow stood at JPY 429 million, indicating efficient cash conversion from operations. Capital expenditures were minimal at JPY -22 million, suggesting a lean operational model with limited reinvestment needs.
Diluted EPS of JPY 159.53 underscores modest but stable earnings power. The absence of debt and a cash-heavy balance sheet (JPY 2.91 billion) highlight strong capital efficiency, though low beta (0.025) implies limited earnings volatility but also subdued growth expectations.
The balance sheet is robust, with JPY 2.91 billion in cash and equivalents and zero debt, indicating exceptional liquidity and financial flexibility. This conservative structure aligns with the company’s focus on steady service delivery rather than aggressive expansion.
Growth appears muted, with no significant capital deployment or debt leverage. The dividend payout of JPY 50 per share suggests a shareholder-friendly policy, though the yield remains modest given the company’s market capitalization and cash reserves.
At a market cap of JPY 5.05 billion, the company trades at a P/E of approximately 15.4x, reflecting moderate valuation for a stable but low-growth IT services provider. The minimal beta suggests the market prices it as a defensive play.
The company’s SAP specialization and debt-free position provide resilience, but its regional focus and lack of scale limit upside. Outlook remains steady, reliant on sustained demand for ERP solutions in Japan’s SME sector.
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