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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Cologne, Germany, Seven Principles AG delivers digital business enablement and support solutions to clients both within Germany and globally. Their service portfolio encompasses data transformation, covering areas like agile methodologies, DevOps implementation, and cloud computing solutions. They also specialize in bespoke software services aimed at process digitalization, modernizing existing software, and seamless system integration. Furthermore, the company offers SAP consulting, addressing infrastructure, foundational SAP elements (basis), and custom SAP development. Seven Principles AG is also a provider of comprehensive information security services for both digital and physical data. This includes establishing secure data management systems where internal and external information can be stored, organized, and analyzed to assist management functions, alongside offering security management and analysis expertise. Additionally, they implement 5G networks for public and private campus environments. A notable product is 7P-EMM, a comprehensive European software solution designed for the secure administration of smartphones and tablets, complemented by localized managed services.
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