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Trades about 16% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ideal Holdings S.A., headquartered in Athens, Greece, was founded in 1972 and adopted its current name in 1991, having previously been known as Ideal Standard Refractories S.A. The company's core operations revolve around providing cybersecurity and event monitoring solutions across Greece. Its comprehensive security services encompass continuous 24/7 surveillance, efficient management of security incidents, and swift countermeasures against advanced threats and vulnerabilities. A notable offering in its portfolio is Netbull eASIS, a sophisticated threat management platform leveraging user behavior analytics, network flow data, and artificial intelligence for effective incident detection and response. Beyond security, Ideal Holdings also develops customer communications management software utilized by diverse industries such as financial institutions, telecommunication providers, public utilities, insurance companies, and courier services. Furthermore, the company delivers trust services and is involved in the distribution of both technology products and domestic electrical appliances.
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