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Trades about 17% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SpaceMarket is a Japanese company that runs an online platform dedicated to space sharing throughout the nation. It serves as a digital marketplace, offering a variety of underutilized or vacant locations available for temporary, on-demand rental. Customers can easily find and book these venues using the company's dedicated "spacemarket" mobile application. The platform supports a wide array of uses, including private parties, corporate meetings, professional filming and recording sessions, recreational hobbies, sports and fitness activities, educational study groups and lessons, musical performances, beauty services, temporary office space, pop-up retail stores, baggage storage, and numerous other events. The company was established in 2014 and its main office is located in Japan.
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