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Trades about 405% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Softfront Holdings, established in 1997, specializes in providing communication software and related services across the country. The company's core activities encompass the creation and distribution of products and services centered on real-time communication, including voice, video, and messaging. They also engage in bespoke development for clients and act as intermediaries for IT solutions. Among its prominent offerings are "commubo," an AI platform utilizing voice robots for natural conversations; "telmee," a cloud-based solution designed to automate telephone business operations; and "SITE PUBLIS," a content management system tailored for website administration. Furthermore, Softfront Holdings designs, develops, and sells various web-based products, constructs websites, and delivers support services for their use. The firm was formerly known as Softfront Co., Ltd. before rebranding to Softfront Holdings in August 2016.
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