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Trades about 121% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in China, BeiJing Seeyon Internet Software Corp. delivers a comprehensive suite of collaborative management software, cloud-based services, and tailored solutions to businesses and organizations. Its broad portfolio encompasses general-purpose solutions designed for various operational needs, including mobile office functionality, human resources administration, contract oversight, portal customization, conference scheduling, supplier and audit processes, centralized group control, cost containment, procurement, system integration, asset tracking, general administration, task automation, business process management (BPM), customer relationship management (CRM), project coordination, knowledge sharing, financial reporting, office equipment management, and credit services. Beyond these general offerings, the company develops specialized industry-specific packages catering to sectors such as construction and real estate, education, manufacturing, financial services, commercial retail, healthcare, radio and television media, governmental and public utility entities, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), transportation and logistics, and IT and internet services. Established in 2002, BeiJing Seeyon Internet Software Corp. maintains its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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