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Mirai Works Inc. (6563) Stock Price
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Business Overview
Mirai Works is a company that primarily provides highly specialized professionals to address corporate management challenges and digital transformation (DX) initiatives through contract work, staffing services, and paid job placement. The company also operates matching services connecting freelancers and side-job workers with companies, career transition support for young professionals, and practical reskilling programs.
The company's main customers are diverse business sectors including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and information technology. Projects typically focus on management-critical work such as strategy planning, PMO (Project Management Office), and core system development. Mirai Works generates revenue primarily through person-month billing rates based on contract work and staffing arrangements, with additional revenue streams from job listing placements on web platforms, advertising, and solution consulting services.
The business is structured around three pillars: Professional Staffing, Regional Revitalization, and Solutions. These divisions work in coordination to strengthen databases and customer networks across all business areas. Specific service offerings include deployment and assignment of advanced talent, regional side-job and career transition support platforms, reskilling programs, open innovation support, and sustainability management consulting.
Management Policy
The company has set "maximizing gross profit" as its primary long-term objective and is pursuing a growth strategy centered on its professional staffing business. The business structure comprises three pillars: professional staffing, regional revitalization, and solutions, with the core staffing business accounting for over 90% of group revenue. As of September 2025, transactions with major corporations (those with annual sales of ¥300 billion or more on a standalone or consolidated basis) represent 69.2% of revenue. The company tracks key performance indicators including major corporate sales, number of major corporate clients, sales per major corporate client, registered professional talent, contract volume, and direct sales personnel to drive steady revenue growth.
Priority investment focuses on acquiring and developing advanced talent and expanding high-value-added services. Specifically, the company leverages its database of over 90,000 professional talents to prioritize projects directly linked to management, such as strategy development and core system implementation. It strengthens project support and solution-oriented consulting through a hybrid model combining company employees with external professional talent. Through recruitment and development initiatives—including sales force expansion, training for new sales staff, and enhanced internal learning and networking opportunities—the company positions "discerning judgment" and "proposal capabilities" as sources of competitive differentiation.
For new market development and business expansion, the company captures demand connecting regional and urban areas through regional revitalization initiatives and cross-service collaboration. Specific tactics include introducing talent to regional companies via side-job and career transition platforms, partnering with local governments and regional financial institutions, and promoting cross-selling by combining multiple services for existing major clients. Additionally, the company drives mutual client referrals across complementary services such as "FreeConsultant.jp" and "Skill Shift," while strengthening public relations through proprietary media (CAREER Knock, Consulnext.jp) and content marketing to boost brand awareness.
Regarding technological innovation, the company actively implements AI and DX to improve matching accuracy and operational efficiency. While leveraging its current strength in hands-on employee-driven matching, it plans to build data accumulation, visualization, and analytics infrastructure to systematize sales activities and business processes. Given its handling of substantial customer and personal information, the company strengthens information management systems, maintaining Privacy Mark certification, conducting internal training, and continuing system investments to enhance security and trustworthiness.