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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
DGA Spólka Akcyjna, a consulting and investment firm founded in 1990 and headquartered in Poznan, Poland, offers a broad spectrum of services. The company provides business advisory, including corporate restructuring, rehabilitation strategies, management of business bankruptcy processes, merger and acquisition facilitation, company succession planning, and preparing businesses for sale. Its project management division handles securing new projects, overseeing the complete execution of training programs, educational and advisory initiatives, career guidance, job placement, and psychological support. DGA also offers specialized consultancy in computer hardware, general business operations, and management strategies. Beyond its core consulting activities, the company engages in educational assistance, various financial intermediation services, the management of trusts, funds, and similar financial institutions, alternative education formats, data processing, internet portal operations, and database-related services.
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