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Trades about 142% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Neurosoft Software Production S.A. is an Information and Communications Technology (ICT) firm specializing in the creation, enhancement, and ongoing support of comprehensive software solutions. Its expertise spans financial technology (Fintech), data analytics, systems architecture, and advanced cybersecurity operations, serving clients both within Greece and across the globe. Among its diverse product portfolio are Proxima+, a platform facilitating sales and supply chain financing; Angel, designed to safeguard maritime operations and onboard networks through monitoring, threat detection, and access control; and Illicium, a cutting-edge cyber deception solution. Further offerings include Neutrify, a comprehensive cybersecurity defense center that actively tracks, identifies, neutralizes, and investigates digital threats; RedyOps, a service focused on assessing organizational security posture and bolstering defenses against multifaceted attacks targeting personnel, technology, and physical infrastructure; and Enterprise Link, which delivers streamlined, secure cloud connectivity management through application-aware policies and network segmentation. Established in 1994, the company operates from its main office located in Athens, Greece.
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