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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Globalway, Inc., established in Tokyo in 2004, is a diversified Japanese company engaged in IT solutions, digital media, recruitment services, and innovative sharing economy platforms. The IT division delivers comprehensive consulting and platform development services. This encompasses application integration, parallel processing and licensed software implementation, data analytics, and the construction of vital infrastructure for system development, APIs, IoT, and workflow automation. They also specialize in IT consulting and the introduction of Salesforce systems. In their media and human resources portfolio, Globalway operates "Career Connection," a company review service, and "Career Connection Career Change," a dedicated job search and recruitment portal. Additional offerings include "Career Connection News" for business and career insights, "Career Connection Company Research – Risako" for job change and investment information, and "Mid career recruitment success," a software solution for corporate recruiters. They also maintain "NEXT DX LEADER," an informational site, and run "Globalway high-class Agent" for executive recruitment. Beyond this, the company is a key player in the sharing economy with services like "TimeTicket," which allows individuals to sell their personal time, and "TimeTicket Pro," extending this model to corporate and individual transactions. They also manage "eSportStars" for organizing and participating in esports tournaments, and are developing "Time Coin Protocol" as a foundational sharing economy platform.
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