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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sonata Software Limited, along with its subsidiaries, delivers a broad spectrum of information technology services and specialized solutions across a global footprint, serving clients in India, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. Their offerings encompass software development, technical support, product marketing, and strategic consulting. The company provides bespoke software platforms for various industries, such as Brick & Click Retail, Modern Distribution, Rezopia Digital Travel, Kartopia E-commerce, Halosys enterprise development automation, Commodity Trading and Risk Management, and KODO, catering to sectors like retail, manufacturing, distribution, travel, service, and software. Their extensive capabilities cover application management, quality assurance, data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud enablement, cloud migration, and mobile solutions. Additionally, Sonata resells product licenses from leading software companies, including Microsoft, IBM, and Oracle, among others. The firm maintains strategic alliances, most notably with Microsoft. Founded in 1994, Sonata Software Limited is headquartered in Bengaluru, India.
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