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Trades about 392% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating from Japan, YRGLM Inc. specializes in delivering diverse marketing solutions and platforms. Its extensive suite of services includes AD EBiS, a platform for measuring advertising performance; Adrepo, an automated tool for generating programmatic ad reports; Adhoop, a specialized platform connecting marketing professionals; and eZCX, a dedicated customer experience platform. Furthermore, YRGLM owns Spoo! Inc., a creative agency adept at strategic planning, production, information design, construction, and operation of web media and online content. The company's offerings also encompass TOPICA WORKS, an agency managing distributed video media; far end technology, an internet services provider; and the e-commerce platforms EC-CUBE and EC-CUBE Innovations. Founded in 2001, the firm is headquartered in Osaka, Japan. It rebranded to YRGLM Inc. in August 2019, having previously been known as LOCKON Co., LTD.
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