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Trades about 73% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Örebro, Sweden, Precio Fishbone AB (publ) has been delivering Microsoft-centric software solutions to both private and public sector clients since its establishment in 2001. Their operational reach extends to Sweden, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Vietnam. The company's diverse portfolio includes SharePoint, a robust platform designed to enhance the digital workplace through improved user experience, communication, collaboration, knowledge sharing, workplace integration, and governance. They also offer NGO Online, a cloud-based IT solution for efficient program, project, and grant management. Further solutions comprise EPiServer, utilized for website content management; robotic process automation technologies; and Kaskelot Online, a cloud-hosted service vital for organizing elections by managing staffing, venues, materials, and equipment. Complementing these products, Precio Fishbone provides a range of services such as web and e-commerce development, custom software creation, and ongoing support and maintenance. The company underwent a name change in July 2015, transitioning from Precio Systemutveckling AB (publ) to its current designation.
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