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Trades about 76% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Teno. Holdings Company Limited, founded in 2015 and based in Fukuoka City, Japan, delivers a wide spectrum of childcare and associated services. The company operates public childcare facilities, such as nursery schools, and provides contracted care services to institutions, hospitals, and businesses. Its offerings also include after-school programs and projects aimed at creating children's play spaces. Furthermore, teno. offers various home-based services, encompassing babysitting, temporary childcare, care staffing solutions, and the management of daycare centers, in addition to running a marriage agency. To support the childcare sector, the company operates a school providing training for aspiring nursery teachers, babysitters, and childcare professionals, along with courses in pediatric first aid.
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