NIPPON ICHI SOFTWARE INC. (3851) Stock Price

Nippon Ichi Software is a company primarily engaged in the entertainment business. In this sector, the company's main activities include the development, manufacturing, and sales of computer software. The company particularly focuses on game software development and has released numerous original game titles.

The company's group includes 6 consolidated subsidiaries. These subsidiaries include NIS America, Inc. and STUDIO ToOeuf Co., Ltd., each playing different roles. For example, NIS America, Inc. handles game sales for overseas markets.

Additionally, Nippon Ichi Software operates student dormitories and other businesses through Tanoshimi Team Co., Ltd. Through this diversified business approach, the company has expanded into fields beyond entertainment.

Japan Software is a company that continues to grow centered on its entertainment business. Operating under the philosophy that "games are products, not art," the company's mission is to share joy with users, business partners, and shareholders. In its medium-term management plan, the company aims to create over 200,000 intellectual properties (IPs) domestically and provide a wide range of entertainment offerings.

The company prioritizes the pursuit of added value and uses a metric that combines operating profit with personnel costs. Rather than pursuing profit alone, by emphasizing added value, the company aims to provide enjoyment that transcends age, gender, and region, enabling all people to prosper. Through this approach, the company seeks sustainable development.

As growth strategies, the company is working on "strengthening development capabilities," "strengthening sales capabilities," and "improving productivity." In strengthening development capabilities, the company aims to enhance brand value and customer satisfaction by drawing out employee potential and strengthening organizational strength. In strengthening sales capabilities, the company seeks to expand sales through improved satisfaction of existing customers and creation of new customers.

Improving productivity is positioned as part of the growth strategy under a stable management policy. Through this, the company aims to achieve long-term pursuit of added value. To assess progress toward management targets, the company uses "revenue," "operating profit," and "ordinary profit" as key indicators while pursuing continuous expansion of corporate value.