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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Galva Technologies Tbk is an Indonesian company engaged in the sale and deployment of electronic and communications equipment. Its operations are structured across three key divisions: Business Solutions, IT Distribution, and Document Solutions. The company primarily offers computers, printing devices, display screens, and audio-visual gear. Furthermore, it supplies a broad spectrum of specialized products including broadcasting, audio-visual, and media production equipment; public address and communication systems; professional audio and lighting solutions; digital signage; security systems; and a variety of projectors with their associated accessories. Beyond product provision, Galva Technologies offers extensive services such as system integration, design, setup, ongoing maintenance, and engineering assistance. It also handles the sales, consulting, maintenance, and installation of information technology hardware and software, and delivers business process solutions covering scanning, digital archiving, document management, and managed print services. The firm, established in 1991, is based in Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia, and operates as a subsidiary of PT Elsiscom Prima Karya.
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