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Trades about 188% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Twenty-four seven Holdings Inc. provides personal training services in Japan. The company operates through the Personal Training Business and Real Estate Related Business segments. It operates 24/7 Workout, a personal training gym; 24/7 Fit, a fitness gym for gym beginners; 24/7Pilates, a one-on-one, tailor-made lessons in the personal Pilates studio; and FITTERIA, a full-scale self-service gym exclusively for women, as well as is involved in the rental of real estate properties. The company was formerly known as Twenty-four seven Inc. and changed its name to Twenty-four seven Holdings Inc. in June 2025. The company was incorporated in 2007 and is headquartered in Shinagawa, Japan. Twenty-four seven Holdings Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Inayoshi Capital Partners.
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