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Trades about 105% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
As an investment holding company, Microware Group Limited delivers comprehensive information technology (IT) infrastructure solutions and managed services across Hong Kong. Its diverse client base includes government agencies, educational establishments, public bodies, non-profit organizations, and various commercial entities. The company's offerings extend to providing expert consultancy and advisory services, facilitating the procurement of necessary hardware and software, and conducting specialized cybersecurity training programs. Furthermore, Microware Group Limited is responsible for the ongoing management and upkeep of these IT infrastructure systems. Founded in 2016, the firm's main office is located in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, and it operates as a subsidiary of Microware International Holdings Limited.
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