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Trades about 166% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PSI Software AG is a global developer and vendor of software systems and products, serving a diverse range of industries including energy supply, manufacturing, infrastructure, software technology, internet applications, and business consulting. The company's operations are organized into two primary segments: Energy Management and Production Management. The Energy Management division offers advanced solutions to utility companies operating in the electricity, gas, oil, water, and district heating sectors. Its portfolio encompasses the creation of control systems for electrical grids, integrated cross-sector control platforms, and specialized gas and pipeline management systems. Additionally, this segment provides products for energy trading, distribution, smart grid implementation, power plant optimization, public transport systems, and comprehensive planning solutions for the gas industry. In contrast, the Production Management segment delivers software products and services designed to streamline the planning and control of production processes within the metals, logistics, mechanical engineering, and automotive manufacturing sectors. Beyond its core software development, PSI Software AG also provides a variety of data processing services, sells electronic equipment, and manages data processing systems. Founded in 1969, the company is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
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