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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2002 and based in Tokyo, Japan, LTS, Inc. provides a comprehensive range of consulting, business process management, and digital transformation solutions to its Japanese clientele. The company's consulting expertise spans strategic business development, mergers and acquisitions, corporate revitalization, customer strategy formulation, and the establishment of robust management foundations. Its IT consulting services include supporting IT governance, project planning and implementation, facilitating transitions to new business models through technology, infrastructure development, IT outsourcing, and comprehensive ERP system deployment, operation, and support. Furthermore, LTS offers HR consulting focused on measuring business process performance, developing human resources (including e-learning), and cultivating talent for process management roles. LTS, Inc. also specializes in advanced business process management, offering services from detailed process modeling and performance measurement to process transformation and strategic outsourcing, alongside developing human capital skilled in process management. To drive innovation, the company provides robust digital transformation services, encompassing research into emerging technologies, verification of advanced solutions, in-depth data analysis, digital marketing execution, robotic process automation (RPA) implementation, artificial intelligence (AI) integration, and seamless cloud adoption.
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