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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
91APP, Inc., founded in 2013 and based in Taipei City, Taiwan, operates as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company. It specializes in providing cloud-based software solutions engineered to merge offline and online retail experiences for businesses in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Malaysia. The company's offerings include: eCom + App Premium: A dedicated platform aimed at boosting the growth and improving the performance of online stores. OMO Essential: A specialized store assistant solution tailored for the requirements of small and medium-sized retail outlets. OMO Enterprise: A comprehensive suite that integrates e-commerce functionalities, mobile application capabilities, in-store assistance tools, advanced OMO (Offline-Merge-Online) solutions, and retail-focused artificial intelligence. Beyond its software, 91APP also manages 360 TP Operation, which serves as a digital agency. This service provides extensive brand management activities such as maintaining official websites, overseeing product catalogs, executing marketing campaigns, managing e-commerce platforms, developing advertisements (including video content), processing orders, delivering customer service, conducting data analysis, and offering OMO strategic consultation. 91APP serves a diverse range of clients, from individual e-commerce stores and traditional brick-and-mortar business owners to large-scale mega-chain enterprises.
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