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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Allgeier SE provides information technology (IT) solutions and software services in Germany. It operates in two segments: Enterprise IT and mgm technology partners. The company provides software lifecycle services, nearshore-/offshore delivery, big data / business intelligence, industry solutions and cloud, managed services & app management, mobile enterprise/apps, process and IT consulting, IT security, enterprise content management, and IT infrastructure services. It is also involved in designing, developing, launching, and operating business software solutions, such as document management; enterprise content management; e-commerce, business process management; business digitalization platform and business efficiency solutions; IT services and open-source software development; consultancy, software solutions; cloud transformation and cloudnative application development; and provides field service and asset management. The company engages in management consultancy and digital consulting, Business analysis and requirements engineering, software modelling and development, design and usability, web and application security, quality assurance, testing automation, SAP integration, process optimization, cloud services. Allgeier SE was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Munich, Germany.
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