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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
RACCOON HOLDINGS, Inc. provides crucial infrastructure and services to facilitate business-to-business (B2B) transactions throughout Japan. Key offerings include SUPER DELIVERY, an online wholesale marketplace that connects manufacturers of apparel and general merchandise with diverse businesses such as retail stores, restaurants, and salons for procurement. It also develops COREC, a cloud-based system for efficient order management, and SD Export, which supports entry into overseas markets. Furthermore, the company delivers financial services like Paid, a B2B payment solution, comprehensive accounts receivables guarantee services, and specialized online guarantee services for small and medium-sized enterprises. Rent guarantee services are also available for both individuals and commercial spaces like offices or stores. Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1993, the organization was originally known as Raccoon Co., Ltd., and rebranded to RACCOON HOLDINGS, Inc. in November 2018.
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