Dena 

DeNA Co., Ltd., established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1999, is a global developer and operator of a wide array of mobile and online services. The company's operations are structured across several key business areas: Gaming, Sports, Live Streaming, Healthcare, and a segment dedicated to New Businesses and other ventures. In its Gaming division, DeNA provides platforms such as Mobage, the PC browser-based Yahoo! Mobage, and AndApp, which enables users to play mobile games on desktop browsers with unified accounts. The Live Streaming portfolio includes Pococha, a social live community; IRIAM, an application allowing users to livestream as anime characters; and SHOWROOM, a virtual stage designed for real-time fan interaction with performing artists. DeNA's Healthcare initiatives offer a range of services: MYCODE for direct-to-consumer genetic testing; kencom, supporting health insurance societies in managing member health data; Haretoke, a web service for millennial women; Caradamo for diet support; and ONSEI, an AI-driven app to monitor cognitive function changes. The company also develops specialized cognitive assessment tools like MENKYO for elderly drivers' license renewals, SHINRI-ADAS, MRI-TAISEKI for brain DICOM image analysis, and the Easiit brain performance app. The Sports Business division encompasses the DENA SPORTS GROUP, including professional teams such as the Yokohama DeNA Baystars, Kawasaki Brave Thunders, S.C.SAGAMIHARA, and DeNA Athletics Elite. Beyond these core areas, DeNA's extensive and evolving portfolio also features Mobaoku for mobile auction management; Anyca, a peer-to-peer car-sharing application; SOMPO DE NORU, a car leasing service; GO, a taxi dispatch app; and DRIVE CHART, which aids in accident reduction. Additionally, the company is involved in cloud robotic process automation with Coopel, NFT services like PLAYBACK 9 and the PICKFIVE card game, Easy Ride for robo-vehicle mobility, and the Manga Box weekly manga magazine app.