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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Compucom Software Limited, founded in 1995 and based in Jaipur, India, is a diversified company operating across India and the United States. Its primary focus lies in software and education, supplemented by a wind power generation division. The company's Software Development segment delivers a wide array of IT services. These include the creation and management of enterprise applications, customer relationship management (CRM), business process management (BPM), supply chain management (SCM), customized learning solutions, mobile applications, and grievance redressal systems. Through its Learning Solutions segment, Compucom provides ICT-enabled education, encompassing computer literacy, computer-aided learning projects for government schools, and e-governance initiatives. Its capabilities also extend to software design, development, testing, maintenance, and comprehensive customer support, along with electronic media and specialized IT and media training services. Additionally, Compucom Software Limited owns and operates JAN TV, a satellite channel. This platform offers diverse programming covering education, news, employment, skill development, agriculture, tourism, healthcare, religion, sports, entertainment, and current affairs. Further enhancing its portfolio, the company manages wind power generation facilities with an aggregate capacity of 3.2 megawatts.
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