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Trades about 15% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sirisoft Public Company Limited provides digital transformation and DevOps consulting and services focusing in the areas of database, software development, software engineering, and infrastructure integration in Thailand. The company offers infrastructure optimization; IT professional services; and cybersecurity solutions. It also provides microservices solutions; full-stack observability; database management; security as a service; API-first development; design systems and frameworks; multi-cloud infrastructure; zero trust architecture; and application modernization solutions. In addition, the company offers IT consulting services; and sells related software and hardware. Further, it provides human resource services, including recruitment and staffing services; provision of information technology personnel and specialists; and advisory, system design, installation, and maintenance of information technology systems and cybersecurity solutions. Sirisoft Public Company Limited was incorporated in 2015 and is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
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