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GMO Internet Group, Inc.

GMO internet group, Inc. provides various internet services in Japan and internationally. It operates through Internet Infrastructure Business, Internet Security Business, Internet Advertising and Media Business, Internet Financial Business, Crypto Asset Business, and Others Segments. The company offers domain, hosting, cloud, payment processing, e-commerce support, EC platform, customer attraction support, provider, free WiFi, web development support, electronic contracts, financial services, AI, and robotics services; and SSL and encryption, brand security, and cybersecurity. It also provides customer attraction support, startup support, user participation media, game platforms, games, research, SEO measures, and advertising support; online securities and FX trading; and online banking services. In addition, the company offers business support and venture capital and art as well as engages in cryptocurrency trading and NFT marketplace-related activities. The company was formerly known as GMO Internet, Inc. and changed its name to GMO internet group, Inc. in September 2022. GMO internet group, Inc. was incorporated in 1976 and is headquartered in Shibuya, Japan.

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Artificial Intelligence

GMO Internet establishes AI division amid ongoing fair value debate

GMO Internet has set up a Group AI Acceleration Division following a July 14 board meeting, appointing Executive Vice President Hirofumi Yamashita to lead group-wide AI transformation efforts. The move comes as the stock has gained 27.93% over the past 30 days but remains down 39.45% year to date, with a three-year total shareholder return of 40.14% contrasting with a 72.07% decline over the past 12 months. The company trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 29 times, above the JP Media industry average of 13.7 times and a peer average of 20 times, while a Simply Wall St discounted cash flow model estimates a fair value of ¥1,054.86 per share, implying a 46.2% discount to intrinsic value. Analysts caution that AI investments could pressure margins and that weaker contributions from internet advertisement and media segments pose risks.
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