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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
eMudhra Limited provides trust and enterprise solutions to individuals and organizations worldwide. The company provides enterprise signing solutions, such as emSinger enterprise signing suite, esign, digital stamp, and eBG; digital security solutions, which include emCA-certifiying authority solutions, identity and access management, and certificate lifecycle management; digital trust services, including private trust services, SSL/TL, code signing, email encryption, document signing, and IoT certificates, as well as emsign CertHub; and emSign managed services comprises public key infrastructure and identity management, and security services. It also offers emSinger enterprise and emSinger for banks; bulksign; and remote sign as-a-services. The company has a strategic partnership with LankaPay (Private) Limited to enable digital signatures across Sri Lanka’s financial and public sector ecosystems. The company was incorporated in 2008 and is based in Bengaluru, India.
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