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- GIG Works Inc.
GIG Works Inc. (2375) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Gigworks is a holding company that operates primarily on-demand services, providing companies with business solutions tailored to their specific needs and timing. The group offers comprehensive services across diverse fields including sales promotion, call centers, field engineering, and construction work—handling everything from talent recruitment and project development to quality management. The company also operates event planning and management, shared office spaces, and system development services.
The company serves a wide range of major clients including system companies, manufacturers, telecommunications firms, and retail chains. In its call center business, Gigworks operates approximately 900 seats in-house, providing services ranging from technical support for corporate products and services to mail-order sales operations, creating a stable revenue base. In its shared office business, the company operates 85 locations primarily in the greater Tokyo area, offering workspace solutions to clients ranging from individual entrepreneurs to large corporations.
The company operates four business segments: the largest on-demand economy business, a Web3 services business leveraging blockchain technology, a system solutions business handling system development and staffing services, and a sharing economy business positioned as a growth area. Each business segment is operated by subsidiary companies, while Gigworks, functioning as a pure holding company, provides overall management and strategic direction.
Management Policy
Gig Works has adopted a clear vision to "become Japan's leading gig economy platform and revolutionize the labor market," and is pursuing an aggressive business expansion strategy. The company has established revenue growth rate and operating profit margin as key performance indicators, aiming to achieve both high growth and profitability. In April 2025, the company divested its unprofitable digital marketing business, improving profitability through selective focus on core operations and establishing a stronger foundation for future growth.
The company's priority investment areas comprise four IT-focused segments. In the on-demand economy business, it operates sales promotion, call center, field engineer, and construction services. In the sharing economy business, it operates 85 coworking and shared office locations, primarily in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Additionally, through IT development services provided by engineers in its systems solutions business and blockchain-based initiatives in its Web3 services business, the company addresses diverse market needs and builds a stable, risk-diversified operational foundation.
The company positions aggressive M&A strategy as central to its new market development. While emphasizing synergies with existing operations, it has clearly stated its policy to continuously pursue acquisitions aimed at expanding its business scope. The company also conducts regular satisfaction surveys with clients and implements enhanced benefits and skills training programs for registered staff (gig workers) to improve service quality and strengthen talent acquisition capabilities.
Regarding technological innovation, the company is particularly focused on expanding in the Web3 sector. The Snap to Earn app "SNPIT," operated by subsidiary GALLUS YS, achieved listing of its in-game token on a domestic cryptocurrency exchange in December 2024, advancing the development of new revenue models utilizing blockchain technology. The company is establishing a sustainable growth foundation by obtaining ISO/IEC 27001 information security management certification and ensuring full compliance with freelancer protection regulations, while appropriately responding to changes in the regulatory environment.