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About TechnoPro Holdings Inc

TechnoPro is one of the largest technology-focused staffing and services companies in Japan. Founded in 2006 with headquarters in Tokyo, it operates through four business segments: research and development (R&D), outsourcing, construction management outsourcing, and others. TechnoPro dispatches and contracts a team of around 20,330 engineers and researchers to more than 2,230 customers worldwide, within the fields of machinery, electronics, software development, biochemistry, and construction management. The company has 205 sales offices, research centres, and training facilities in Japan, as well as 15 locations across the UK, China, Singapore, India, and Thailand to support its overseas subsidiaries. TechnoPro stock is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Start spread betting or trading CFDs on our TechnoPro share price.

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Is TechnoPro a highly leveraged company?

In order for a company to be considered highly leveraged, it needs to have more debt than equity. TechnoPro has a median debt-to-equity ratio of 0.57 over the past ten years, with a minimum of 0.21 and a maximum D/E of 1.4. The most recent median score of 0.57 puts it only slightly higher than average for the sector at 0.5. 

Is TechnoPro profitable?

In August 2021, TechnoPro reported revenue of $1.5bn, with $119.8m of that being net income. This was up 1.8% from the previous year.  

Is TechnoPro part of a growing software market?

The Japanese software market continues to grow at an impressive rate, requiring companies to expand their R&D and software expenditures. TechnoPro has over 20,000 engineers and researchers providing support to 2,000 clients at any given time. For news on software companies, read our guide to some of the top tech stocks to watch. 

How does TechnoPro make money?

TechnoPro is a Japanese engineering staffing company that makes money by outsourcing engineers, IT staff, software developers and other workers in technology-focused fields. It is one of Japan’s largest technology-focused staffing and service companies.  

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