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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Daou Technology Inc. delivers IT and financial services across an international footprint, operating in Japan, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, and France. The company exhibits particular expertise in the banking and securities sectors, notably managing the trading system for KIWOOM. Its extensive suite of marketing communication services comprises texting, internet fax, business text messaging, mobile coupons, delivery applications, brochure advertisements, bulk mail, and virtual number solutions. Within online commerce, Daou Technology offers solutions like peer-to-peer (P2P) commerce, social network (SNS) commerce, and systems for online order management. Furthermore, its proprietary "biz infra" encompasses business platforms, cloud infrastructure, Internet Data Centers (IDCs), and domain services. Specialized financial IT professional services are also part of its portfolio. Founded in 1986, the company maintains its headquarters in Yongin, South Korea.
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