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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
IZMO Limited is a technology company specializing in advanced online retail solutions for the automotive industry, with operations spanning India, North America, Europe, and other Asian regions. The company develops and manages a suite of web platforms tailored for the auto sector, including prominent sites such as izmocars.com, govirtual.com, izmocars.eu, izmocars.fr, and carazoosolutions.com. Additionally, it offers web-based services for various businesses and professional fields via izmoweb.com and izmoweb.in. IZMO is also a leading provider of interactive media content for the automotive sector, delivering dynamic visuals like vehicle images, animations, virtual and voice-over video brochures, and sophisticated CGI graphics. These services are facilitated through platforms such as izmostock.com and izmostudio.com for stock photography, and izmomedia.com, izmotion.com, and izmofx.com for a range of interactive media solutions. Furthermore, it supplies packaged enterprise-grade software products designed to fulfill corporate needs in areas like network connectivity, data security, and system interoperability. Founded in 1995, the company was originally named Logix Microsystems Limited before adopting the IZMO Limited moniker in 2014. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Bengaluru, India.
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