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Trades about 500% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ProjectHoldings, Inc. delivers digital transformation services across Japan. Its consulting division aids clients in launching new ventures, refining existing operations, and boosting overall business efficiency through strategic digital initiatives. The company also offers a suite of marketing services, covering strategic advice, website optimization, user interface and experience (UI/UX) design, and managing social media presences on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram. Additionally, it provides technology services, encompassing system development, ongoing maintenance, and thorough software testing. Complementing these, ProjectHoldings offers human resources solutions, focusing on labor management and devising plans to decrease employee turnover. It also manages "digireka! HR," an online content platform specifically for corporate leaders and HR professionals. Founded in 2016 and based in Minato, Japan, the firm changed its name from ProjectCompany, Inc. to ProjectHoldings, Inc. in December 2023.
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