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For IIJ, the big picture you need to believe in is that its mix of network services, cloud and now more sophisticated cybersecurity tools can justify a premium valuation despite recent share price underperformance and a higher P/E than telecom peers. Near term, the key catalysts remain upcoming earnings releases through fiscal 2026, delivery against the existing revenue and profit guidance, and execution under the refreshed co-CEO structure. The enhanced Safous Security Assessment fits into that story as a credibility boost to IIJ’s security offering, but on its own it is unlikely to be a major financial swing factor in the short term. Instead, it slightly tilts the risk balance toward execution: IIJ is leaning further into higher-value security services, where competition and client adoption speed matter more.
However, one important risk for shareholders is that premium pricing could collide with slower-than-expected customer uptake in security services. Despite retreating, Internet Initiative Japan's shares might still be trading 48% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Internet Initiative Japan - why the stock might be worth just ¥3501!
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