GMO Internet Inc
TSE:9449
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GMO Internet Inc's latest stock split occurred on Jun 25, 2004
The company executed a 2-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 2 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Jun 25, 2004. This was the only stock split in GMO Internet Inc's history.
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Adaptive Biotechnologies Corp
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18.62 18.62 EUR | 19.285 19.285 EUR |
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Adaptive Biotechnologies Corp
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GMO Internet Inc
Glance View
GMO Internet Inc. is a Japanese internet services company best known for the basic tools that businesses need to run online. It sells domain names, web hosting, cloud and server services, security tools, and website-related support. It also helps merchants accept online payments and offers other internet infrastructure services that sit underneath websites and e-commerce stores. The company makes money mainly through recurring fees for subscriptions, registrations, usage, and transaction-based services. Its customers are mostly small and mid-sized businesses, website owners, developers, and online merchants that need a reliable way to build, secure, and operate their online presence. In some parts of the group, GMO also earns income from online advertising and internet finance businesses, which widen its reach beyond core infrastructure. What makes GMO important is its role as a utility-like provider in Japan’s internet economy. Instead of selling consumer apps, it sells the plumbing of the web: names, hosting, security, and payment rails. That gives it a business model built around long-term customer relationships and services that are hard for businesses to replace once they are set up.
