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Trades about 221% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shenzhen Forms Syntron Information Co., Ltd. is a financial technology enterprise that offers its services to financial institutions both domestically in China and across international markets. The company provides a comprehensive suite of solutions, including foundational technology platforms such as "Platform Universe," "LEGO Banking," and blockchain-based systems. It also specializes in developing business platforms tailored for specific financial activities like consumer finance loans, internet retail credit, and real estate mortgage operations. Its extensive offerings further encompass application-specific solutions for insurance, lending, branch operations, electronic check processing, stock trading, and payment systems. For digital banking, it delivers personal and corporate internet banking, mobile banking, and intelligent mobile portal solutions. Moreover, Syntron supplies a range of management systems covering policy support, risk assessment, financial administration, process oversight, and advanced abnormal transaction monitoring. It also provides comprehensive tools for customer management, including customer transactions and relationship management. The company's portfolio is rounded out with a lightweight reporting tool, a visual task scheduling platform, specialized solutions for shared hotels and marketing networks, and general IT services. Established in 2003, the company is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
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