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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Sintra, Portugal, Glintt - Global Intelligent Technologies, S.A. delivers an extensive range of information technology and advisory services across Portugal and international markets. The company's consulting division encompasses business-focused areas like pharmaceutical operations management, continuous improvement, diagnostic studies, and project leadership. Additionally, Glintt provides specialized IT consulting, covering application and technology strategy, business process optimization, and advanced data analysis. Its service offerings further extend to robust IT infrastructure solutions, such as cloud and data center management, application and service oversight, network and cybersecurity, and comprehensive information security. The firm also develops physical design and automation solutions, custom software, and offers integrated support for applications and hardware. Glintt primarily serves key sectors including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, financial services, telecommunications, and public administration.
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