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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, 4iG Nyrt. is an information technology enterprise established in 1990. The company's operations are divided into IT Services, Trade, and Other Activities segments. It engages in the distribution of hardware and software products. 4iG specializes in delivering digitalization solutions to a wide array of industries, such as utilities, energy, finance, insurance, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, healthcare, public administration, education, cultural heritage, and real estate management, alongside non-profit organizations. Additionally, the company provides an extensive suite of managed services, including outsourced operations, PC fleet management, business continuity and disaster recovery solutions, firewall protection, cybersecurity, and cloud backup. Its core capabilities also include custom software development and integration, SAP ERP business solutions, and services for LOW-CODE and NO-CODE software platforms, coupled with data-focused business intelligence for executives. Regarding IT infrastructure, 4iG offers comprehensive integration services, spanning planning, deployment, documentation, and ongoing support, as well as innovation, audit, and consulting. Furthermore, the company delivers robust cybersecurity solutions, encompassing information security consulting, operational and managed security services, technology integrations, and application and development security, while also managing enterprise resource planning systems.
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