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Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1998, SUNNEXTA Group Inc. delivers comprehensive housing system management outsourcing services throughout Japan. Beyond this core function, the company actively engages in residential property rental administration and real estate sales brokerage. Its extensive portfolio also includes providing expert consultation and support for various facilities, alongside offering outsourcing solutions for human resources and general administrative tasks. Property-related provisions encompass the rental of apartments, condominiums, and offices, complemented by specialized services such as carpentry, cleaning, store restoration works, and the rental of specific materials like cloth and floors. Completing its diverse service spectrum, SUNNEXTA Group Inc. offers monitoring security, business process outsourcing for insurance-related procedures, and contact center operations.
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