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Trades about 73% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SHANON Inc. provides cloud solutions in Japan. It develops and sells SHANONMARKETING PLATFORM that supports marketing activities; Event Management System which allows to manage the operation and management of various events, from in-person and online seminars to large-scale exhibitions, from pre-event to post-event; sales negotiation management system; and vibit CMS which create and update homepages and databases. It also provides marketing digital transformation; digital-analog marketing; seminar marketing; marketing operations agency package; local government DX; and exhibition follow-up solutions. In addition, the company offers consulting services; engages in marketing activities. Further, it provides SHANONAdCloud, a demand-side platform for advertising distribution services; SHANONvbitCMCloud, a content management system; and ZIKU, a metaverse event platform, as well as creates related homepages and databases. SHANON Inc. was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Minato, Japan. As of January 20, 2025, SHANON Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Innovation Inc.
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