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Trades about 157% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beijing Baolande Software Corporation, established in 2008 and headquartered in Beijing, China, specializes in the research, development, and commercialization of enterprise-grade middleware and foundational infrastructure software. Its extensive product catalog includes BES application servers and a variety of middleware solutions, such as BES VBroker for distributed application transaction management and BES MQ for message queuing. The company also delivers data-centric platforms like DataLink DXP for exchange, DataCool for visualization, DataLink DI for integration, and DataLink DSP for big data processing. Beyond core infrastructure, Baolande provides a comprehensive suite of operational and management tools. These offerings encompass CloudLink OPS for intelligent operations and maintenance, WebGate for application performance oversight, AMDB for application resource management, AppChecker for ensuring application availability, OpsLink FRecovery for backup software, and CloudLink CMP for container orchestration. The corporation further develops specialized solutions for intelligent O&M, unified monitoring, Platform as a Service (PaaS), data services, e-government applications, and application cloud deployments. Complementing its software and solutions, Beijing Baolande offers a range of technical services, including maintenance support, professional on-site consulting, training and certification programs, and assistance with product application skills and licensing.
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