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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Orbis AG, a specialist in business consulting and IT solutions, supports a wide array of industries including automotive suppliers, construction materials, electrical and electronics, mechanical and plant engineering, logistics, metal, consumer goods, and retail. Operating both in Germany and worldwide, the company assists medium-sized businesses and international enterprises in digitally transforming their operations, guiding them from the collaborative development of strategic roadmaps to the practical execution of projects. Its comprehensive product suite features offerings like Smart Factory, ORBIS Logistics, ORBIS Manufacturing Execution System, ORBIS Business Application Suite, OSCO metal solutions, and industry-focused platforms such as ORBIS ManufacturingONE, ORBIS AutomotiveONE, and ORBIS ConsumerONE, along with services for SAP integration, CRM, and data management. Founded in 1986, Orbis AG is based in Saarbrücken, Germany.
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