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Trades about 33% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Business Brain Showa-Ota Inc. provides consulting and systems development, and business management services in Japan. The company offers accounting package, enterprise solutions, digital transformation (DX), business-specific and industry-specific templates, product-specific templates, HR and payroll solutions, and payment solutions. It also provides BPO solutions in the field of accounting, finance, human resources (HR), payroll, labor, and information technology. In addition, the company provides management accounting consulting services for HR and organization, business planning and management, formulation of design for consolidated business management, system consulting, RPA/BA, merger and acquisition, implementation of sustainability disclosure standards, accounting standards compliance, IPO stock listing support, internal control compliance, electronic bookkeeping act, and e-document, as well as paperless, business reform, financial settlement, and other supports. Further, it offers managed services based on specialized human resources, such as certified accountants, certified tax accountants, social insurance consultants, and SEs. Additionally, the company provides management accounting information system, an information system that systematically supports the chain of accounting information from business sites to management. Business Brain Showa-Ota Inc. was incorporated in 1967 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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