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Trades about 10% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
sinops Inc. develops automated ordering systems tailored for the retail, wholesale, and manufacturing sectors. The company's diverse offerings include sinops-CLOUD, a comprehensive cloud service; sinops-R6, an automatic ordering system leveraging demand forecasts; sinops-Pad, an application for maintaining shelf allocations; sinops-BPO, a business process outsourcing service for stores; and sinops-BCP, an automated emergency ordering system. Furthermore, they provide sinops-W, designed for optimizing cash flow through demand forecasting; sinops-IM, which streamlines transfer instructions; and sinops-M, a system for medium- and long-term demand prediction. Beyond its software solutions, sinops Inc. also offers consulting services for logistics diagnosis and improvement, alongside planogram optimization. Founded in 1987, the company is based in Osaka, Japan.
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