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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Axis Co.,Ltd. engages in the research and development, sale, consultation, and operation management of computer systems. It offers system integration services, including application and low code development, network design, infrastructure system construction, cloud lift and shift, operation and maintenance, and nearshore development services. The company also provides KITARO, a smart reception service; Servive, a core system for debt collection operations; Parthenon for billing/collection, transportation management, research and analysis, and data management; AxIsOCR, an OCR service that uses AI technology to read characters in handwritten documents and forms, and digitize them; and BizFront, a UI improvement tool that adds functions to the input fields on the business system screen. In addition, it offers KITARO, an IoT service; DX promotion acceleration solution for digital transformation; security services, such as security consulting, product implementation, operational support, and vulnerability diagnosis; and safety confirmation services. The company serves finance, transportation, public services, manufacturing, medical care, and distribution industries, as well as government and electric power sectors and aviation-related fields. The company was incorporated in 1991 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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