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Trades about 95% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
q.beyond AG is a technology enterprise specializing in cloud computing, software applications, artificial intelligence (AI), and cybersecurity services. Its operations span both Germany and international markets. The company's activities are structured into two primary divisions: Consulting and Managed Services. The Consulting segment delivers a range of advisory and bespoke software development services. This encompasses providing support for customers utilizing SAP and Microsoft solutions, offering dedicated security services, and implementing business intelligence tools. Additionally, this division is responsible for developing mobile and cloud-based applications. Conversely, the Managed Services segment focuses on providing comprehensive IT infrastructure solutions. This includes ready-to-use cloud modules, digital workplace environments that facilitate flexible and networked mobile work, and tailored IT outsourcing services. The segment also offers complete colocation solutions housed within its proprietary data centers. q.beyond AG principally caters to mid-sized businesses. The firm was established in 1997 and is headquartered in Cologne, Germany. It was formerly known as QSC AG, rebranding to q.beyond AG in September 2020.
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