- Business
- ProjectHoldings, Inc. (9246.T) provides digital transformation (DX) services to operating companies in Japan, offering one-stop support from strategy planning through implementation and operational improvement using digital technologies; its core offerings span digital transformation business including consulting for new business launches and development, existing business transformation, business improvement, marketing services via social networking service (SNS) operational support such as Twitter and Instagram, website improvements, marketing consulting, and UI/UX services utilizing UIscope for usability testing and service experience design; DX x Technology business encompassing system development, operation, maintenance, and software testing support; and DX x HR business featuring human resources solutions such as employee turnover reduction measures via digireka! HR online media platform for managers and HR personnel, alongside healthcare services. Founded in January 2016 and headquartered at Azabudai Hills Mori JP Tower 24F, 1-3-1 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan, the company operates primarily in the Japanese market with 338 consolidated employees as of June 30, 2025, and wholly owns subsidiaries ProjectCompany, Inc., artwize, inc., and Dr. KENKO KEIEI, Inc. In recent developments, ProjectHoldings transitioned to a holding company structure and changed its name from ProjectCompany, Inc. in December 2023; its subsidiary ProjectCompany launched an AI business reform service in collaboration with Nippon Techseed in 2025, providing AI assessment, generative AI utilization support, data infrastructure construction, and internal rollout assistance; additionally, it formed a business alliance with AlpacaTech, a FOLIO Holdings subsidiary, to deliver AI and data-driven solutions for enterprise DX and new value creation; the company also revised its fiscal year ending December 2025 earnings forecast upward in 2025, projecting sales of 5.4 billion yen and a return to profitability with operating profit of 50 million yen.