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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Disruptors Inc. operates job related Internet platforms in Japan. The company operates CAREER INDEX that provides job change services; Lacotto, which provides part-time job information service; Fashion HR, a job information platform for the fashion and apparel industries; and Leadle that provides sales support service for human resources companies. It also provides DOOR Rental that provides rental condominium, apartment, and rental single-family property information; room service through Cashback Rental; Adopt Admin, provides recruitment support service with application fees; and JUST FIT OFFICE, conclusion, as well as Career Index Concierge, provides support for your new life and lifestyle. The company was formerly known as CareerIndex Inc. and changed its name to Disruptors Inc. in October 2024. Disruptors Inc. was incorporated in 2005 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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