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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
DC Infotech and Communication Limited functions as a wholesale distributor of computers, peripheral equipment, and their associated parts, serving both the Indian and international markets. The company offers a diverse array of technology products from prominent brands. Its Aten offerings encompass professional audio/video equipment, KVM solutions, energy intelligence systems, and various cables. From Dlink, it provides network infrastructure and security components, routers, structured cabling, switches, and wireless devices. The Netgear line features switches, ReadyNAS, and wireless access points. Netscout's portfolio is dedicated to cybersecurity and performance, including Arbor DDoS protection, cyber threat mitigation, enterprise application and network performance management, and smart visibility tools such as ISNG, PFS, and TAPS. Samsung's contribution covers smart LED and general digital signage. For robust cybersecurity, Sonicwall delivers advanced threat, email, and endpoint security, firewalls, secure wireless, and remote access. Finally, Zscaler furnishes internet access, platform services, and private access solutions. Beyond product distribution, DC Infotech also provides comprehensive solutions in areas such as network design, data security implementation, fiber optic and copper cabling, Wi-Fi deployments for small to large businesses, analog and digital surveillance systems, video solutions, and Voice over IP (VoIP) services. Established in 1998, the company maintains its headquarters in Mumbai, India.
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