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GFT Technologies: Valuation in comparison
P/E ratio of 13.1: GFT Technologies is currently valued at a P/E ratio of 13.1, which is relatively low compared to the historical average of 21.1 over the last five years.
Well below the industry average: The P/E ratio is also well below the industry average of 16.8 for IT service companies.
Conclusion: The valuation of GFT Technologies is attractive in both absolute and relative terms.
Other points to note:
* Future profits: the valuation is of course only attractive if the company can continue to generate profits in the future. Analysts expect earnings growth of 10.6% for 2024.
* Risks: As with any investment, there are risks associated with GFT Technologies. The most important risks include the general economic development, competition and dependence on major customers.
Overall: The valuation of GFT Technologies is attractive, but it is important to consider the risks before making an investment decision.
Note: This information does not constitute investment advice.
Sources:
* https://www.finanzen.net/fundamentalanalyse/gft
* https://www.finanzen.net/aktien/gft-aktie
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Since I think that the M DAX generally has catch-up potential in relation to the DAX, I would buy.
Growth at GFT is in double digits and the P/E ratio is historically low.
If banks and insurance companies can generate added value with the software, I think GFT customers will also expand the software.
Furthermore, new customers should also be acquired through this software.
Only recently
introduced the Universal Digital Payments Network (UDPN).
The UDPN is a blockchain-based infrastructure and offers support for the deployment and execution of smart contracts by third-party providers for the provision of financial and payment services in digital currencies.

I think payment transactions with blockchain have only just begun, and there is still potential here.
Most banks are still in their infancy here.
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