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Trades about 140% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Quadient S.A., founded in 1924 and based in Bagneux, France, delivers a comprehensive suite of business solutions to clients across France and internationally, leveraging both digital and physical channels. The company's core offerings encompass customer experience management, the automation of business processes, various mail-related services, and sophisticated parcel locker systems. Its product portfolio features Quadient Inspire, a software solution engineered for crafting, overseeing, and deploying high-volume, personalized omnichannel communications, alongside Quadient Impress, a robust platform for multichannel outbound document handling. Quadient also provides advanced financial automation tools like YayPay for streamlining accounts receivable and Beanworks for automating error-prone accounts payable tasks. Beyond software, Quadient supplies a range of hardware and software solutions for efficient mail preparation and dispatch, accommodating both low and high volumes. Additionally, it operates a pick-up and drop-off network to simplify delivery and return management for both businesses and individuals. The company's diverse offerings also include various print finishing equipment such as guillotines, binding machines, laminators, and paper folders. These are complemented by professional and maintenance services, shipping software, and automated packaging solutions. Quadient serves an extensive client base across numerous industries, including financial services, healthcare, higher education, insurance, public sectors, retail, service providers, shipping carriers, telecommunications, and utilities. The firm was formerly known as Neopost S.A. until its rebranding in September 2019.
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