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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Chanjet Information Technology Company Limited is a Chinese enterprise primarily engaged in providing cloud-based services and software solutions throughout Mainland China. The company's extensive Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product suite caters to a variety of business needs: Chanjet Good Accountant is a smart digital finance and taxation platform designed for micro and small businesses, seamlessly integrating invoicing, financial management, tax, fees, banking, and filing. For accounting firms, it offers Chanjet Easy Accounting Agent, a similar intelligent finance and taxation SaaS. Expense management is handled by Chanjet Reimbursement. Micro-commerce and retail companies can leverage Chanjet Good Business for marketing-focused purchase, sales, and inventory operations. Small industrial enterprises benefit from T+Cloud, an all-in-one integrated SaaS product, while Chanjet Intelligent+ serves small businesses across the commerce, retail, and service sectors. In addition to these offerings, the company provides technical development, consultation, transfer, support, and training related to computer software, hardware, and peripheral devices. It also sells stationery and computer consumables, delivers database and internet information services, performs agency bookkeeping, and handles advertising design, production, agency, and publishing. Founded in 2005 as Chanjet Software Company Limited, the Beijing-based firm operates as a subsidiary of Yonyou Network Technology Co., Ltd.
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