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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
DIP Corporation engages in the human resources service business in Japan. The company offers dip AI, a dialogue-based part-time job search service; Baitoru talk, a communication app for store managers and part-time employees; Baitoru, a portal website for part time employees; Spot Baitoru, a job matching service that connects people who want to work in their spare time with establishments looking for workers; Baitoru NEXT, a job information website for those who are looking to work as regular or contract employees; Baitoru PRO, a job information site for specialized jobs; Hatarako net, a portal website connecting companies with those seeking regular, dispatched or part-time employment; Nurse de Hatarako, a job agency website for nurses; and Kaigo de Hatarako, a job agency website for care worker. It also provides Interview KOBOT, which handles accepting applications, and setting interview dates and times on behalf of the hiring manager; Personnel Administration KOBOT, a digital labor force that automates routine task; Corporate Recruiting Page KOBOT, a staff recruitment page for each client; HR KOBOT for Application Support; HR KOBOT which provides application support; Patronage KOBOT, a digital membership card service to attract regular customers with LINE Mini Apps; MEO KOBOT, a service to rank higher in map searches and boost customer acquisition; Baitoru magazine, an information platform that for finding part-time jobs and changing careers; Hatarako magazine, an information source for finding new working styles; AINOW, an AI-specialized media; dip Research Institute; and dip people. DIP Corporation was incorporated in 1997 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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