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Trades about 157% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1979 and headquartered in Dortmund, Germany, PRO DV AG functions as an IT consulting firm. The company delivers a comprehensive suite of services, including strategic business analysis, architectural guidance, project execution, and cybersecurity management. Its offerings extend to optimizing business processes, implementing identity and access controls, ensuring business continuity, enhancing information security, facilitating secure collaborative environments, and managing workforce operations. Additionally, PRO DV AG develops specialized solutions for critical situations, such as civil protection and emergency management. Among these is TecBOS.Command, a robust platform designed for multi-level, professional team and leadership support, offering functionalities like mission tracking, secure staff communication, detailed mission logging, streamlined report management, efficient force and resource allocation, scheduling tools, and interactive situational mapping. The company primarily serves clients across the telecommunications, energy, transportation, and public administration sectors.
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