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Trades about 88% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
This company specializes in delivering comprehensive digital solutions and services, predominantly serving China's financial industry. Its offerings encompass sophisticated software and systems designed for various banking operations, covering front, middle, and back-office functions, as well as self-service terminal deployments for financial institutions. The firm also expands its reach to non-financial sectors, providing integrated hardware and software products and intelligent channel solutions for areas such as pharmacies, education, justice, and public security (e.g., household registration terminals). Furthermore, the enterprise is a key player in cloud computing, offering consulting and strategic planning for cloud-based data centers, managing their integrated construction, and overseeing their operational platforms. This extensive cloud portfolio includes infrastructure development, business cloud migration, and ongoing operational management, integrating solutions for network, system, and storage platforms, along with agent software and hardware products. Founded in 1998, its main office is situated in Kunming, China.
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