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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nagarro SE functions as a global digital engineering firm, providing advanced technology solutions across North America, Central Europe, other European territories, and on an international scale. Its comprehensive suite of services covers agile methodologies, API management, application development and management, managed services, and accelerated quality and test engineering. Additionally, the company specializes in cutting-edge areas like artificial intelligence, data analytics, blockchain, cloud computing, CRM, customer communications, digital commerce, digital marketing and personalization, digital ventures, enterprise content management (ECM) and portals, embedded systems, enterprise architecture consulting, ERP implementations, identity and access management, and the Internet of Things. Further offerings include process consulting, modernization of mainframe and legacy systems, mobility solutions, training, product engineering, resilience engineering, cybersecurity, technical communications, and extensive transformation initiatives. Nagarro serves a wide array of sectors, such as automotive, banking and financial services, energy and utilities, gaming and entertainment, industrial automation, insurance, independent software vendors (ISVs), life sciences and healthcare, media and publishing, non-profits and education, the public sector, retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG), telecommunications, and the travel and logistics industry. Established in 1996, the company's headquarters are located in Munich, Germany.
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