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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Creo Co.,Ltd. operates in Japan, specializing in the development of information processing systems and delivering associated services. Its diverse portfolio encompasses a wide array of solutions, including the CREO integration-platform designed for digital transformation (DX), various cloud-based offerings such as gym cloud, success mark, and N-CLOUD, as well as specialized tools like CREO-RPA, CREO-OCE, BIZ PLATFORM, SmartStage, QuickBinder, and 2Media. Furthermore, Creo provides a comprehensive suite of ZeeM-branded services covering critical business functions. These include ZeeM on Azure, ZeeM HR payroll/TimePro-VG, a school corporation edition for personnel salaries, ZeeM labor and social insurance outsourcing, ZeeM accounting, and ZeeM fixed asset management. Beyond these, the company undertakes commissioned development and constructs essential business systems specifically for local government entities. It also offers specialized human resources solutions like the Veva personnel evaluation system and vital safety confirmation services such as Yahoo! Safety confirmation. Established in 1974, the company initially operated under the name Tokai Create CO., LTD. before officially rebranding as Creo Co.,Ltd. in April 1989. It maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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