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Trades about 291% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Quick Heal Technologies Limited, an Indian company established in Pune in 1995, specializes in providing cybersecurity software and solutions. The firm caters to a diverse clientele, including individual consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, government bodies, and large corporations, serving both the domestic Indian market and international clients. Its business is divided into three key operating segments: Retail, Enterprise & Government, and Mobile. Among its core product offerings are GoDeep.AI, an advanced engine for detecting malware; Seqrite Hawk, a comprehensive cybersecurity platform; and Hawk Eye, a sophisticated cloud-based platform designed for centralized enterprise security management. Quick Heal also delivers vital technical and post-sales support services. Its products, all branded under Seqrite, reach customers through an extensive network of service providers, system integrators, resellers, and distributors.
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