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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Infracommerce CXaaS S.A. offers a comprehensive suite of digital solutions to a diverse array of brands and industries throughout Brazil and Latin America. The company equips clients with advanced B2C and B2B e-commerce platforms that seamlessly integrate omnichannel capabilities, social selling, and marketplace functionalities. Beyond foundational platforms, it provides end-to-end e-commerce management and operational support, dedicated customer service, and robust customer relationship management (CRM) and digital marketing services. Their offerings are further enhanced by artificial intelligence-driven data intelligence, precise behavioral targeting, and insightful business intelligence reporting. Additionally, Infracommerce delivers critical logistics support, encompassing order tracking and efficient freight management. The company, which originated in 2012, is based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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