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Trades about 153% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SysGroup plc is a UK-based company delivering managed information technology and cloud infrastructure solutions both domestically and globally. Operating through its Managed IT Services and Value Added Resale divisions, the company offers a broad range of services. Their cloud services encompass public, private, and hybrid models, including specialized offerings like virtual private cloud and PCI-DSS compliant hosting. Managed IT solutions extend to cloud management, infrastructure oversight, technical support, virtual desktop administration, and managing popular platforms like Office 365, AWS, and Azure. SysGroup also ensures data resilience through disaster recovery, backup, and Sys-assure 365 services. A strong emphasis is placed on cybersecurity, with offerings such as penetration testing, endpoint security, DDoS protection, email security, security awareness training, firewalls, multi-factor authentication, and GDPR automation. Additionally, SysGroup provides network connectivity, expert IT consulting, and facilitates the procurement of IT hardware, software licenses, and warranties from its partner network. The company serves a diverse client base across numerous industries, including charity, education, financial services, government, healthcare, legal, leisure, manufacturing, retail, and technology sectors. Established in Liverpool, UK, in 2007, the company was formerly known as Daily Internet PLC before rebranding to SysGroup plc in July 2016.
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