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Trades about 145% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Synchro Food Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company that develops and manages a variety of digital platforms specifically for the restaurant industry. These platforms include Restaurant.com, which provides resources for the establishment and management of dining businesses; [email protected], a dedicated portal for employment opportunities in the foodservice sector; and Jobs@Interior Design, a specialized site for career changes within the interior design profession. The company also operates Restaurant PR.com, offering public relations information for eateries; Store Design.com, which connects businesses with store design firms; and Izukuri Information.com, an evaluation platform for unoccupied commercial properties suitable for restaurant use. Furthermore, they oversee Mobimaru, a service facilitating the sharing and matching of mobile kitchen vehicles. The company was founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 2003.
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