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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and established in 1983, Softcreate Holdings Corp. operates through its subsidiaries to deliver a wide array of IT and system integration services across Japan. Its comprehensive offerings include e-commerce solutions, which involve the sale and tailored customization of EC site construction packages, further enhanced by promotional value-added services and reliable data center hosting. The company also specializes in system integration, encompassing sales, network infrastructure development, and cloud services for specific software like X-point, AgileWorks, and L2Blocker. Furthermore, Softcreate supplies commercial customers with essential IT equipment, such as personal computers and servers, alongside distributing commercial package software.
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