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Trades about 91% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
GiG Works Inc., headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, delivers a comprehensive array of services. Established in 1977 and formerly known as ThreePro Group Inc. until its rebranding in August 2019, the company specializes in marketing and communication, alongside robust field support and contact center operations. Its offerings include sales agency and support, as well as installation, replacement, and maintenance assistance. Furthermore, GiG Works manages call center operations, provides staffing solutions, and undertakes systems engineering development. The company also boasts expertise in software development, including the creation, development, and sale of software packages. Diversifying its portfolio, it offers real estate services, office rentals, and consulting. In addition, GiG Works embraces modern digital commerce through its mail order and e-commerce services, and actively engages in WEB3 initiatives, developing and operating applications leveraging blockchain technology.
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