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Trades about 101% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1992 and based in Bengaluru, India, Cerebra Integrated Technologies Limited is a diversified technology firm with both domestic and international operations. Its primary activities include the distribution of computer systems and various peripheral hardware components. Beyond sales, Cerebra provides extensive electronics manufacturing services, specializing in the production of items such as motherboards, memory modules, graphics cards, and networking products. The company also develops sophisticated enterprise solutions, handling the strategic design, meticulous planning, and seamless deployment of diverse IT hardware and software infrastructures. This encompasses critical areas like cybersecurity, network architecture, data center management, storage solutions, operating systems, and bespoke application software. Additionally, Cerebra offers complete, end-to-end networking solutions. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability, the company actively participates in the recycling, refining, and refurbishment of e-waste. Furthermore, it delivers essential information technology infrastructure management services to its clientele.
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