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Trades about 75% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Japan, Asmarq Co., Ltd. specializes in online market research and the recruitment of research participants. Their comprehensive offerings span both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. For qualitative insights, they conduct group discussions, online interviews, home visits, and recruit study participants. Quantitative services encompass online surveys, product home use tests, central location tests, and providing research samples. The company also offers an online questionnaire system for rental. Furthermore, Asmarq operates and maintains specialized platforms for recruiting research panels and gathering consumer user evaluations, known as D STYLE WEB and SHAREVIEW. Established in 1998, Asmarq Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Shibuya-ku, Japan.
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