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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Mumbai, India, and established in 1975, Datamatics Global Services Limited delivers a comprehensive suite of technology and business services to clients worldwide, spanning India, the United States, and Europe. The company operates through its dedicated IT Services and Business Process Management divisions. Its diverse portfolio includes advanced digital solutions like TruBot for robotic process automation, TruCap+ for intelligent document processing, and iPM, a web-based workflow management system. Additionally, it provides True Test for robotic test automation, alongside specialized platforms such as Trade Finance for automating trade lifecycles, TruFare for automated public transit fare collection, TruBI for business intelligence and data visualization, and TrueAI for artificial intelligence and cognitive science applications. Datamatics serves a wide array of sectors, including banking, finance, healthcare, transportation, insurance, manufacturing, retail, media, and education technology, among others. Formerly known as Datamatics Technologies Limited until its rebranding in January 2009, the firm is a subsidiary of Delta Infosolutions Private Limited.
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