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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SCAT Inc. delivers a variety of information technology solutions, primarily targeting the beauty and hair salon industry. Their product lineup features Sacla, a specialized point-of-sale and customer relationship management system for salons; Mail Meister, a mobile-based email platform; and Reservation Meister, an online booking system. The company also provides i-SCAP EX, an exclusive sales management system designed for beauty material dealers, alongside support services for new salon launches and general business administration. Expanding its services, SCAT also offers accounting and financial business assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises. Furthermore, the firm is involved in the development and management of paid nursing care homes. Established in 1969, the company, headquartered in Oyama, Japan, was formerly known as Tbcscat Inc. before officially changing its name to SCAT Inc. in May 2023.
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