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Trades about 96% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bharatiya Global Infomedia Limited, an Indian company, delivers a wide array of information technology, media, and entertainment offerings. The firm specializes in comprehensive IT solutions, encompassing advanced traffic engineering systems such as parking management, toll collection, automatic number plate recognition, and vehicle surveillance. It also provides smart facility management solutions, including campus automation, visitor and canteen management, asset tracking, and security infrastructure like CCTV and access control. Additionally, the company develops personnel management tools for employee tracking, time-attendance, and library and student information systems. Bharatiya Global Infomedia crafts customized technological solutions, ranging from automated binning and intelligent converters to GSM controllers, boom barriers, LED panels, and kiosk applications. Their expertise further extends to building solutions like management systems (BMS), energy services, lighting controls, and maintenance. Founded in 1994, the Noida-based company operated as Bhartiya Global Software Limited until its renaming in November 2003.
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