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GFT Technologies

GFTConsultingStuttgart, Germany

GFT Technologies SE is a global technology and digital transformation services provider with registered offices in Stuttgart and operational locations across multiple countries.

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GFT Technologies at a glance

GFT Technologies is a consulting company headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. It is publicly listed (GFT) with a market capitalisation of $766M. Xcout tracks 1 named person at GFT Technologies, including Dean Clark (Chief Technology Officer).

Industry
Consulting
Headquarters
Stuttgart, Germany
Market cap
$766M
Employees
11,805
Ticker
GFT

GFT Technologies leadership

  • Dean ClarkChief Technology Officer

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