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NNIT A/S

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NNIT A/S

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  • Price (EUR)12.94
  • Today's Change-0.38 / -2.85%
  • Shares traded--
  • 1 Year change+21.16%
  • Beta--
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About the company

NNIT A/S is a Denmark-based information technology (IT) company engaged in consulting, development and outsourcing. It dedicates its offer to enterprises, public sector, finance institutions and life sciences companies. It provides three main types of services: consulting, comprising services in the areas such as business optimization, organization changes, security, compliance, mobility and cloud; outsourcing of applications, including services within SAP, Microsoft, Siebel, Documentum, Oracle and other platforms; and support, including service desk and application and online support. The Company's portfolio of services also includes integration platform as a service (iPaaS), which implies a tool for system integration in the cloud.

  • Revenue in DKK (TTM)--
  • Net income in DKK--
  • Incorporated1998
  • Employees1.75k
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