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Trades about 77% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MKSystem Corporation, a company founded in 1989 and based in Osaka, Japan, specializes in providing system development and cloud-based services across Japan. Its business activities are segmented into two primary divisions: Sharo Dream Business and CuBe Business. The company offers a suite of cloud-based software solutions, including: Shalom: A dedicated business support system for labor consultants and social insurance offices. Company Edition: Designed to alleviate the administrative burden on human resources and general affairs departments in managing employment and social insurance applications for general companies. DirectHR: A versatile solution tailored for social insurance and labor consultant offices, as well as broader enterprises. eNEN: Facilitates adjustments related to year-end tax procedures. Cloud Pocket: Enables convenient document uploading. GooooN: A platform for comprehensive personnel management. MKSystem serves a wide range of clients, including social insurance and labor consultant offices, various corporations, labor insurance affairs associations, welfare corporations assisting small and medium-sized enterprises, SR management labor centers, and numerous general businesses.
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