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Trades about 118% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
FCS Software Solutions Limited, established in 1993 with its headquarters in Noida, India, delivers a broad spectrum of software development, marketing, and support services. The company caters to corporate clients in both India and the United States, focusing on critical areas such as Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), software development, e-learning, and various other IT-enabled services. Their extensive IT consulting capabilities include designing and maintaining applications, building portals, developing mobile applications, product development, offering Software as a Service (SaaS), integrating open-source platforms, employing predictive data sciences, conducting big data analytics, and implementing automation solutions. FCS also manages IT infrastructure, providing services such as colocation data centers, virtualization, comprehensive system and network support, plug-and-play infrastructure setup, Wide Area Network (WAN) solutions, IP-based voice services, and robust cybersecurity measures. Additionally, they offer IT-enabled services, including multilingual helpdesks for technical and user assistance, business process outsourcing, and conducting surveys. The company's learning solutions encompass content aggregation, Learning Management Systems (LMS), educational portals, and assessment tools. Beyond its core IT offerings, FCS Software Solutions is also engaged in leasing and letting out IT infrastructural properties.
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