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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Northking Information Technology Co., Ltd. delivers comprehensive Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO) and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) solutions, serving financial institutions both within China and internationally. Its extensive ITO portfolio includes developing product platforms and tools, offering channel and internet finance solutions, and implementing image processing and testing frameworks. The company also designs and integrates systems for financial institution business management and decision support, provides general business solutions, and supports operational risk and compliance management, alongside offering human resources outsourcing as part of its IT services. Complementing this, Northking's BPO services address a wide range of operational needs, from credit card and loan verification, data entry, and general business processing, to marketing, cash management, and lobby services. Other BPO offerings span file outsourcing, bank card operations, e-commerce management, financial sharing, call center support, human resources outsourcing, insurance business processes, centralized banking process management, and e-banking auxiliary services. The company maintains its corporate headquarters in Beijing, China.
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