Timee, Inc.
1,497.00
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-12.00
(-0.80%)
ISIN
JP3449040009
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- CEO
- Ryo Ogawa
- Full Time Employees
- 1,367
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Packaged software
- Address
- 35th Floor, Shiodome City Center Tokyo TY Japan 105-7135
- IPO Date
- Jul 26, 2024
- Website
- timee.co.jp
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- Timee, Inc. (215A.T) operates an on-demand staffing platform that matches workers seeking flexible short-term jobs with businesses facing labor shortages in Japan; core offerings include the flagship Timee app for part-time job placements across sectors such as restaurants, retail, delivery, events, office work, and caregiving, enabling instant matching without resumes or interviews and immediate payments; Timee Career Plus for career consultations, reskilling courses, and professional development support; Timee Lab, a media site aggregating work opportunities and trends; and Spotwork Institute for research, surveys, and collaborations with local governments on gig economy initiatives. Founded in August 2017 by CEO Ryo Ogawa and headquartered at Shiodome City Center in Tokyo, the company maintains branches across Japan including Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hoku-shinetsu, Tokai, Kansai, Chugoku-Shikoku, and Kyushu to serve a nationwide network of small-to-medium enterprises and larger corporations. Timee, Inc. listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market via IPO in July 2024, raising funds to fuel expansion amid surging demand for gig work following competitors like Mercari's exit from the space by end-2025; it also maintains strategic alliances formed in 2021 with ITOCHU Corporation for human resource matching and KDDI for business collaboration. The platform supports over 1,500 employees as of October 2025 and holds licenses for fee-charging employment placement and Privacy Mark certification, positioning it as a leader in Japan's evolving gig economy infrastructure.