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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Arent Inc. develops SaaS based solutions for construction industry in Japan. It offers Lightning BIM software for architecture and structure industry; PlantStream software for plant/piping and plants/process applications; PROCOLLA, a cloud-based progress management system; BizGenie, a generative AI platform, PlantStream Aide, a plant piping design; BUILD, a structural design; Genba Navi Progress Management, a process management, Genba Navi 3D Rebar, a reinforcement design; Shinsekai-kun F Series, an administrative registration; Dot Genka Series, a cost management system; Tsukaeru Cloud Construction Ledger; Tsukaeru Cloud Work Attendance Management; and Let’s Cost Management Go2 Series. It also provides consulting and system development services. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in Minato, Japan.
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