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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BeeX Inc. develops, maintains, and operates cloud applications in Japan. The company offers SAP system-related services, which include SAP system cloud migration/environment construction, SAP S/4HANA conversion, SAP basis operation and maintenance, analytics solution, SAP solution manager cloud, and AWS environment construction. It provides cloud construction services, such as migration/environment construction and consulting services for multi-cloud, windows server, and AWS cloud; Pitatto consulting; digital transformation ready services, such as system of engagement (SoE), a system that serves as a point of contact for Web services and mobile customers; system of record (SoR), a system for recording purposes, such as an accounting system or a personnel system; and system of insight for analyzing businesses and customers based on the data existing in SoE and SoR. In addition, the company offers managed services, such as multi-cloud operation and maintenance; security services; and SAP basis operation and maintenance services. Further, it provides BeeX service console products; AWS operation and maintenance services; and BeeXPlus, a cloud service that could centrally manage various external collaborations, including invoicing operation support and security, as well as resale, account management, and technical support for AWS, Azure, and Google cloud platform. The company was incorporated in 2016 and is based in Tokyo, Japan. BeeX Inc. is a subsidiary of TerraSky Co.,Ltd.
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