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Trades about 203% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 2007, Speee, Inc. specializes in marketing intelligence and digital transformation services throughout Japan. The company delivers various platforms such as UZOU for ad distribution, VOYAGER for integrated ad operations and management, and Markeship, which supports digital marketing efforts, complemented by its consulting expertise. Beyond digital marketing, Speee also operates a range of real estate-centric online services, including Yewuru for supporting property sales, Nurikae for renovation quote requests, Sumai Step for bulk real estate appraisals, Yeoul Land Utilization for comparing land use plans, and Ouchi no Kataribe for real estate company reviews. Additionally, it provides blockchain data platforms and essential back-office services.
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