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TryHard Holdings Stock
TryHard Holdings Limited
Company data
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Specialty Business Services
- Country
- Japan
- CEO
- Rakuyo Otsuki
- Employees
- 116
- Market cap
- $7 M
- IPO
- 27/08/2025
- Web
- tryhard.me
TryHard Holdings Limited (THH) is a lifestyle entertainment firm that operates across both the entertainment and hospitality industries. The company's primary offerings include extensive event management services, encompassing the full scope from conceptualizing multi-genre events and functions to designing and…
TryHard Holdings stock: price history
1D
-1.5%
1W
-7.7%
1M
-21.0%
6M
-66.3%
YTD
-99.3%
1Y
-98.3%
2Y
–
5Y
–
10Y
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TryHard Holdings stock metrics
P/E
69.69
P/B
1.34
EV/EBITDA
13.9
RETURN ON EQUITY
0.0%
NET MARGIN
0.0%
DEBT/EQUITY
1.56
DIVIDEND YIELD
0.0%
AS OF
31/12/2025
Free float & liquidity
FREE FLOAT
41.0%
FLOAT SHARES
2,051,961
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
59,461
Institutional holders
Dividends & Stock splits
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Frequently asked questions about TryHard Holdings stock
What does TryHard Holdings do?
TryHard Holdings Limited is a company in the Industrials sector, Specialty Business Services industry, headquartered in Japan.
The CEO is Rakuyo Otsuki, the company employs around 116 people.
The IPO was on 27/08/2025; the stock trades on NASDAQ under the ticker THH.
Does TryHard Holdings pay a dividend?
No, TryHard Holdings currently does not pay a dividend.
Which stocks are comparable to TryHard Holdings?
Comparable stocks include Cintas, Copart, Rollins, Aramark, Intertek Group, CBIZ, ABM Industries and Mitie Group.
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