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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fabrica Communications Co., LTD. specializes in developing and marketing systems primarily for the pre-owned vehicle aftermarket. Its core offering is "symphony," an integrated platform tailored for the used car industry. This platform provides functionalities such as customer and sales management, a multi-channel advertising system linked to inventory, a B2B marketplace, vehicle financing and extended warranty services, support for used car exports, and internal groupware. Additionally, the company is active in online media and digital marketing, automotive maintenance, and car rental services, alongside delivering corporate short message service (SMS) distribution solutions. Founded in 1994, the company's headquarters are located in Nagoya, Japan.
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