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Trades about 165% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Singapore and established in 1993, Digilife Technologies Limited (formerly SEVAK Limited until its rebranding in April 2021) offers an extensive portfolio of telecommunication and technology services across Southeast Asia and South Asia. Operating through its Telecom and Technology divisions, the company's telecommunication arm is involved in the distribution of mobile prepaid cards, the manufacturing, supply, and retail of mobile handsets and accessories, as well as mobile phone repair and maintenance services. The Technology segment provides comprehensive ICT solutions to government agencies and corporate clients. This encompasses hardware infrastructure integration, business service integration, strategic consultancy, ongoing system maintenance, and critical disaster recovery services. Digilife also implements projects focusing on networking, data hosting, and managed service solutions. Furthermore, it supplies, rents, and maintains computer hardware and peripherals, offering systems integration for various IT components including storage, networking products, and customized software. The company also delivers advanced networking and routing solutions for enterprise networks, complete with associated hardware and facilities management. Beyond these core offerings, Digilife Technologies Limited diversifies into various other ventures. These include private car leasing (without operators), software development, trading portable computers and accessories, the import, manufacturing, and operation of electric vehicles, and engagement in fintech, real estate technology, and wellness initiatives, alongside providing general IT services.
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