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Trades about 198% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ubiteq, Inc. engages in the IoT business in Japan. The company operates through three segments: IoT Business, Contract Manufacturing Business, and Contract Development Business. It offers Work Mate, a smartwatch for monitor worker safety; D-Drive, which provides support for safe driving management for businesses that use vehicles with white license plates; Car sharing for supporting car sharing businesses and company car sharing; Telematics for vehicle operation status; and D-COLLECT, a product defect improvement service. The company was incorporated in 1977 and is based in Tokyo, Japan. Ubiteq, Inc. is a subsidiary of ORIX Corporation.
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