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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bemobi Mobile Tech S.A., a technology company, provides solutions and mobile platforms for digital payments, customer engagement, microfinance, and digital services in Brazil and internationally. The company offers Bemobi Pay, which includes smart checkouts which offers white-label and customizable solution, payment method orchestration, and multiple payment methods; Smart POS, that accepts payments; Payment Orchestration which optimizes payments and connects business to multiple providers, increase approval rates, and reduce fraud; and simplify payment management. It also provides Grace, an AI-first conversational payments platform; digital engagement solutions for telecom ISPs and telco MNOS; and Agenda Edu SuperApp, a tool for communication, engagement, and school finances. In addition, the company offers microfinance and digital subscriptions solutions for telco MNOS; and Wave, a digital native platform for telecommunications; and mobile scoring solutions for telcos and finances. It serves telecom MNOs and ISPs, utilities, education, health, and finance industries. Bemobi Mobile Tech S.A. was incorporated in 2007 and is headquartered in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
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