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Trades about 44% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aidma Holdings, Inc. operates both within Japan and internationally, providing comprehensive support across sales, business operations, and management. Its sales support division aids corporations by developing, implementing, evaluating, and optimizing their sales strategies. Among its diverse sales support instruments are Sales Platform, offering tools and consulting; Sales Crowd, a cloud-based solution for sales activity management; meet in, an online video conferencing platform; Crowd Calendar, which streamlines online scheduling; Urikata, a survey for self-assessing salesperson performance; Online Sales Lab, a resource for enhancing online negotiation success and inside sales; and BIZMAPS, a detailed corporate data platform. Regarding business operations, Aidma offers Crowd Members, facilitating organizational development and management through remote workforces; mama works, a portal for home-based job seekers, particularly homemakers; Reworks, a service for career changes; and MEMBER-S, a robust tool for managing tasks and production across all workers and companies. Furthermore, its management support portfolio includes GOMAPS, an M&A platform specifically designed to resolve issues in business succession. Founded in 2008, Aidma Holdings, Inc. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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