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Trades about 25% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Peers Co.,Ltd. delivers a comprehensive suite of consulting services and technological solutions. Their innovative offerings include Onlinx, an online customer support platform; advanced video call center systems; mimik, an AI-driven rope training system that analyzes facial expressions and emotions; and management services for online customer service centers. The company has also developed NeoRadm, a unique token economy mechanism utilizing its proprietary intellectual property, alongside RemoteworkBOX, a service for reserving private city booths via smartphone. Additionally, Peers Co.,Ltd. provides educational training, general business consulting, sales promotion services (such as in-store events and operational enhancements at sales locations), temporary staffing, and event management. This Tokyo, Japan-headquartered company was incorporated in 2002.
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