The online employee and further education provider is set to list on TSE’s Mothers Market, allowing Freebit, Matching Service Japan, MyNavi and Will Group to exit.
Kiyo Learning, the Japan-based professional education software provider backed by multiple corporates, has listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE)’s Mothers Market.
The initial public offering consists of 300,000 shares, with some 51,000 shares reserved for the over-allotment option.
Founded in 2010, Kiyo Learning provides cloud-based learning services through two products: Studying, which helps users prepare and acquire online qualifications, and AirCourse, an employee training programme.
The company received $4.9m from specialised job hunting platform Matching Service Japan, Tokyo Institute…
