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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Digitalist Group Plc, a technology company, provides consultancy services related to digital solutions in Finland and Sweden. It offers design services, including digital and service design, design strategy, user research, visuals to visual interaction design, prototype design, and usability research services. The company also provides brand and communication services that develops customers brands, marketing, and customer experiences; and digital service for open-source environments. In addition, it offers software solutions for hardware, and embedded systems and software; LeanLab, which develops usability and user experience; and Open Cloud offers AI solutions and open source products as a service. The company was formerly known as Ixonos plc and changed its name to Digitalist Group Plc in May 2017. Digitalist Group Plc was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.
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