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Trades about 245% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Otco International Limited provides IT solutions and services in India. The company offers IMP@CT- Enterprise Recourse Management solutions for micro finance institutions; Enterprise IMP@CT, a system software for NGOs; IMP@CT, a software for cost effective sharing; Micro IMP@CT, a software for use in micro credit management system, finance system, and the impact analysis system for NGOs; and Core IMP@CT software for finance and group management systems for NGOs. It also provides Banker, a software package for the NGOs involved in village banking; Network Imp@ct, a software tool for donors to track performance of NGOs; Scholastica, a school management software for recording of systemic development of students; and Insure Academy, a web-based insurance training program for aspiring agents. In addition, the company offers Remote DBA, a windows-based monitoring and diagnostic solution for Oracle databases; software maintenance and services to companies, co-operative banks, and societies; and enterprise resource management solutions for churches. Further, it engages in the real estate business; and provision of consultancy services. Otco International Limited was incorporated in 1981 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, India.
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