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Trades about 41% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Smaregi, Inc. plans, designs, develops, and provides web services. The company also offers Smaregi, a cloud type POS cash register system; Smaregi Techfirm (SES), provides training activities such as education and support at Sumaregi; PAYGATE, a cashless payments platform that consolidating payment terminals into one; Smaregi - Time Card, a cloud-based system for time and attendance management, as well as provides payroll calculation, vacation supervision, shift management, daily report, project management, and other functions; and Smaregi Ventures, that supports business growth through investment consultations and investment execution in companies. It is also involved in data collection/analysis and sale of various products. The company was incorporated in 2005 and is headquartered in Osaka, Japan.
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