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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
OPTeam Spólka Akcyjna, a Polish company headquartered in Jasionka, delivers a wide array of IT solutions tailored for enterprises, academic institutions, and public administration units across Poland. For the higher education sector, their offerings enhance operational efficiency and student services. These include the EDU web360 electronic academic platform, systems for student and doctoral IDs, attendance tracking, laboratory and research center management, and room reservations. They also provide conference and academic career service systems, an e-learning platform, the OPTIbot virtual student assistant, and the USOS Dean's office system. In the realm of public administration, OPTeam offers the PUBLIC web360 Web platform, a corresponding employee portal, and electronic school identification solutions. Businesses benefit from the company's implementation of various products such as Comarch ERP XL, ERP Optima, WMS, BI Point, and Altum. Specialized business solutions extend to timeline production management, RFID evacuation supervision, and fiscal sales systems. The energy and gas sector is served with specific IT solutions, including ECI telecom synchronous and packet-optical transport networks (Neptune ECI, Apollo ECI), alongside a technical documentation archive system. Furthermore, OPTeam provides universal IT tools, notably the WEBCON electronic workflow system and the OPTIpass Worker Card System. Founded in 1988, the company initially operated as Optimus-Comfort Sp. z o.o. before officially changing its name to OPTeam Spólka Akcyjna in May 2003.
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