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Trades about 19% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Relo Group, Inc., based in Tokyo, Japan, provides an extensive range of corporate employee benefits and assistance programs. Its services encompass the management of leased corporate residences and broader residential property administration. The company also offers various life-enriching support services, including leisure and lodging arrangements, professional development opportunities, health screenings, childcare, and elder care solutions. For global transitions, Relo Group facilitates international relocations, handling aspects such as visa applications, medical check-ups, immunizations, and the coordination of overseas household moves. This support also extends to creating international transfer policies, arranging business travel, and maintaining homes during an employee's assignment abroad. Furthermore, the company operates resorts and participates in the insurance sector. Founded in 1967, the entity changed its name from Relo Holdings, Inc. to Relo Group, Inc. in July 2016.
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