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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sohgo Security Services Co.,Ltd., established in Tokyo, Japan in 1965, operates both domestically and internationally, specializing in comprehensive security, integrated management, and disaster preparedness solutions. For individual clients, the company delivers residential security systems, domestic support services, wellbeing checks for older adults, anti-stalking measures for women, and long-term care assistance. Its extensive portfolio for corporate customers encompasses digital and electronic security systems, safeguarding for condominium complexes, and automated ATM oversight. They also provide security and schedule management solutions for unstaffed retail outlets and other premises, alongside offering property and liability insurance. Furthermore, Sohgo Security offers on-site guarding, integrated security including robotic systems, secure logistics, retail cash handling, and complete ATM lifecycle management. Their services extend to general property upkeep, fire safety, building administration, and call center operations, as well as the provision of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). Additional corporate offerings include visitor management systems, risk assessment tools, and surveillance camera installations. The company also handles information security, specialized protective services, secure document shredding and recycling, examination proctoring, messaging services, professional development, business continuity planning (BCP) implementation, and M&A advisory support.
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