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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Trigyn Technologies Limited, established in Mumbai, India, in 1986, operates as an international provider of communication and information technology staffing alongside extensive support services. The company delivers a comprehensive array of system integration solutions, covering custom application development and maintenance, enterprise content management, legacy system modernization, mobile application creation, business intelligence and reporting, user experience design and consulting, independent testing, business process outsourcing, and helpdesk assistance. Additionally, Trigyn offers managed services and staff augmentation, supplying expertise in areas such as project and business analysis, network and infrastructure design and support, ERP solutions (both technical and functional), UX/UI, architecture, development, and quality assurance. Their offerings also include general development and maintenance, SAP implementations, and diverse IT solutions. Trigyn serves a broad client base, including international organizations, non-governmental entities, state and local governments, and commercial enterprises across sectors like financial services, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and distribution. The company was formerly known as Leading Edge Systems Ltd, changing its name to Trigyn Technologies Limited in July 2000.
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