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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tanla Platforms Limited, along with its subsidiaries, offers cloud communication services to mobile operators and businesses both in India and globally. Its product portfolio includes an SMS Campaign Manager for sending instant promotional or transactional messages, a Two-Factor Authentication system, and Boomering for international calling. The company also provides Omni Communication, a platform that ensures seamless transitions between various communication channels to enhance customer journeys and brand presence. For cloud voice services, Tanla delivers solutions like a Hosted IVR (Interactive Voice Response) system, enabling enterprises to create and update custom IVR applications via a web interface. It also offers Voice Broadcast technology for personalized interactive voice messages, Free Ring for engaging communications, and Source Trace to attribute inbound calls to their marketing origins. Furthermore, the company provides an IoT (Internet of Things) platform designed to help businesses connect, collect, and organize data. Its advanced offerings include Trubloq, a blockchain-enabled Communication Platform as a Service (CPaaS) stack, and Wisely, which provides communication services for the CPaaS ecosystem. Incorporated in 1995 and headquartered in Hyderabad, India, the company was previously known as Tanla Solutions Limited, adopting its current name, Tanla Platforms Limited, in October 2020.
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