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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
S.A. Onlineformapro operates a specialized e-learning platform, catering to a diverse clientele including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), educational institutions, universities, and large corporate groups. The company offers a suite of distinct solutions: ONLINE AUTHOR, a web-based toolkit for developing online training modules and assessments; OnlineAgora, facilitating the establishment of collaborative or community portals; OnlineVisio, designed to introduce variety into learning methodologies while meticulously recording user activity; and Onlineformapro, a web solution dedicated to aiding in the creation and dynamic management of teaching materials. Additionally, the firm provides comprehensive support and maintenance services. This company was founded in 1999 and maintains its headquarters in Vesoul, France.
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