POPER Co., Ltd.
TTSE:5134421.00
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POPER Co., Ltd.
TSE:5134
(Tokyo Stock Exchange)
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- POPER Co., Ltd. POPER Co., Ltd. (5134.T) develops and provides software-as-a-service (SaaS) business management platforms primarily for educational institutions in Japan, including cram schools and study schools; its core offerings include Comiru, a SaaS platform with FREE, BASIC, and PRO plans that streamline back-office operations such as scheduling, billing, and parent-teacher communication; ComiruAir, an online class and home study support service for remote education; ComiruHR, a labor management tool for instructors that handles shift adjustments, salary aggregation, and related communications; and BIT CAMPUS, a cram school management support system for sales and administrative tasks. The company, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Tokyo's Nihonbashi Kayabacho area, operates exclusively in the Japanese market, targeting cram schools, small to mid-sized educational providers, and expanding into school education with introductions by entities like the Osaka City Board of Education. In May 2024, POPER Co., Ltd. acquired the BIT CAMPUS business from Tieracom Co., Ltd., expanding its customer base and student reach; it plans to launch ComiRuERP, a packaged core system solution with Comiru to accelerate custom developments for major cram schools and secure ongoing maintenance revenue, alongside ComiruPay to enhance billing and settlement convenience; for the fiscal year ending October 2025, the company anticipates double-digit sales and profit growth driven by these initiatives, aggressive M&A for diversification including business alliances and school sector expansion, and a capital policy prioritizing growth investments funded by loans and cash while targeting share buybacks to boost EPS.