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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Pyramid AG, founded in 1985 in Munich, Germany (and formerly known as Pyramid Computer GmbH), focuses on developing and manufacturing advanced information technology solutions. These systems are specifically designed to serve the retail, financial, and industrial markets. The company's hardware offerings encompass interactive kiosks, robust network and security servers, and a variety of self-service terminals. Additionally, Pyramid AG supplies specialized touchscreen devices for point-of-sale and point-of-service applications. Beyond physical products, their portfolio includes scalable and forward-thinking solutions such as immutable storage and hybrid cloud integrations.
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