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Trades about 45% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Startia Holdings, Inc. is an information technology enterprise with operations spanning both Japan and international markets. The company provides a comprehensive array of digital marketing solutions, which include marketing automation platforms, application development software, web creation tools, content management systems (CMS), augmented reality (AR) development utilities, and document/e-book management software. Additionally, Startia Holdings offers a broad portfolio of IT infrastructure products and services. These encompass end-to-end support, office equipment such as multifunction machines and copiers, business communication systems, network installation and maintenance, power supply, optical internet services, web development and promotional activities, cloud infrastructure deployment and management, office design, flat-rate printing, office relocation assistance, security cameras, commercial air conditioning, LED lighting, air purification systems, and electronic circuit breakers. Established in 1996 in Tokyo, Japan, the company was initially known as Startia, Inc., and rebranded to Startia Holdings, Inc. in April 2018.
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