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Trades about 177% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Binect AG, a technology holding firm established in 2004 and headquartered in Weiterstadt, Germany, operates within Germany, specializing in digital business communication, hybrid and digital mail services, and comprehensive output management solutions. The company provides an extensive software and service platform tailored for digitizing diverse business documents and streamlining receipt logistics. Furthermore, it develops and integrates bespoke digital modules and solutions for a broad clientele, including mid-sized enterprises, public authorities, and various other institutions. Originally known as MAX 21 AG, the company officially adopted the name Binect AG in August 2021.
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