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Trades about 192% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
RealTech AG operates globally, specializing in information technology (IT) service management and SAP automation. The company's extensive portfolio includes IT service management solutions that address incident, problem, change, service portfolio and catalogue, as well as service asset and configuration management. This is complemented by configuration management database (CMDB), business service management (BSM), and innovative smart service management offerings. Additionally, RealTech AG provides SAP automation tools, notably 'smartchange' for transport, synchronization, and interface management. Its capabilities also span artificial intelligence (AI) solutions tailored for IT service management, comprehensive managed and assessment services for SAP systems, and the operation of a hospitality service platform. Founded in 1994, RealTech AG maintains its headquarters in Leimen, Germany.
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