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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating from its Munich, Germany headquarters, Cancom SE and its affiliated companies deliver comprehensive information technology (IT) infrastructure and a broad spectrum of services to clients both in Germany and internationally. The company organizes its operations into two core segments: Cloud Solutions and IT Solutions. The Cloud Solutions division specializes in providing managed cloud and shared services, encompassing project-specific cloud hardware, software, and associated offerings. Conversely, the IT Solutions segment focuses on a wide range of services related to IT infrastructure and applications. These services include strategic IT consulting, detailed project planning and implementation, seamless system integration, and efficient IT procurement via e-procurement platforms, alongside ongoing professional IT services and comprehensive support. Cancom also offers its proprietary AHP Enterprise Cloud, a multi-cloud management software, and extends its expertise to cloud computing, mobile solutions, the Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics, and robust IT security services. Its diverse clientele spans commercial entities, from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to large corporations, as well as various public sector organizations. The company was founded in 1992.
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