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Trades about 72% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1947, Suzuyo Shinwart Corporation operates as a comprehensive provider of information technology services. The company specializes in delivering a broad spectrum of system solutions aimed at enhancing business efficiency. These solutions encompass expert logistics consulting, human resources management platforms covering payroll, attendance tracking, and electronic documentation (including payslips and annual reports), alongside financial accounting software, content management systems (CMS), digital marketing strategies, workflow automation, expense management, collaborative groupware, and professional webmail services. In addition to its software offerings, Suzuyo Shinwart constructs and maintains robust IT infrastructure. This includes data center facilities, a variety of cloud computing options (such as baremetal and private cloud servers, virtual servers/IaaS, and online storage), secure network connectivity (like S-port X connect), extensive monitoring capabilities, operational support, and advanced cybersecurity measures. The company also facilitates modern work environments through remote PC access and telework services (including S-port Telework), business communication tools like chat, electronic seal applications, and activation support for major platforms like Microsoft 365 and Salesforce. Specialized cloud services for pre-driving alcohol checks and temperature measurement, as well as APM solutions, are also part of their portfolio. Key proprietary products include S-PAYCIAL for HR and payroll, SUZUONESuzuwan, S-Port, Asa, and BIZ-Oin.
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