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Trades about 57% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Saison Technology Co., Ltd., a Tokyo-based company founded in 1970 and known as Saison Information Systems Co., Ltd. until April 2024, specializes in system development, operation, and software packaging across Japan. Its flagship offering is HULFT, an enterprise middleware suite enabling secure data transfer, transformation, and integration. The company also constructs and manages essential IT systems for a broad spectrum of clients in the retail and service sectors, ranging from department stores and mass retailers to franchise businesses. Additionally, it provides comprehensive financial solutions, which include developing custom applications for banks, securities firms, and insurance companies. These solutions extend to automating credit card application and settlement processes, offering debt collection tools for credit card companies and servicers, and ensuring adherence to international payment card industry security standards. Further services encompass cloud computing, AI and data management, blockchain technology, service design, along with platform setup, operation, and monitoring.
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