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Trades about 113% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Hyderabad, India, Virinchi Limited, established in 1990, is a global provider of information technology products and services. The company's activities span three primary segments: software development and services, IT-enabled services, and healthcare. Its IT offerings include QFund, a specialized solution for the short-term mortgage and lending industry; vCard, a credit card powered by UPI technology; and V23, a comprehensive platform for healthcare practice management and patient engagement. Virinchi also delivers a wide array of IT services such as lifecycle management, enterprise content management (ECM), IT infrastructure management, staff augmentation, consulting, software development, and data science analysis. Beyond its core IT focus, the company serves diverse sectors including media and entertainment, catering, education, infrastructure, pharmacy supply chains, fintech, general healthcare, financial consulting, and short-term lending. Demonstrating a strong commitment to healthcare, Virinchi owns and operates both Virinchi multi-specialty hospitals and Bristlecone Hospitals. The company adopted its present name in January 2016, having previously operated as Virinchi Technologies Limited.
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