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Trades about 40% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
FLIGHT SOLUTIONS Inc., headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, was established in 1988 and primarily focuses on developing and distributing electronic payment technologies across the nation. Its business is structured into three main divisions: Consulting & Solutions, Service, and EC Solutions. The Consulting & Solutions segment delivers comprehensive system services, including strategic advice, development, ongoing maintenance, and cloud-enabled development support, largely catering to companies in the logistics and financial industries. Through its Service segment, the company offers "Incredist," an electronic payment system tailored for use with automated, unattended payment terminals. Additionally, the EC Solutions division provides "EC-RiderB2B," a specialized software package for constructing business-to-business e-commerce platforms, complemented by related consulting, development, and maintenance assistance. The company rebranded to FLIGHT SOLUTIONS Inc. in June 2013, having previously been known as Flight System Consulting Inc.
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