[1] The first focused on the production of software and hardware for fixed and mobile communications operators and corporations in the communications services sector, while the second handled consulting, enterprise management systems, system integration, distribution, training, and after-sales services, among others.

[1] The third stream specialized in the designing, manufacturing, and sale of microelectronic products such as computer chips and smart cards.

It began an aggressive internationalization strategy based on partnerships with regional and national tech companies including Cisco Systems, STMicroelectronics, Infineon, Giesecke+Devrient, Siemens, Motorola, Oracle, Intel, Sun Microsystems, and Microsoft.

[5] Despite losses in 2007, the company remained part of Sistema as it was expanding its product portfolio,[6] bidding for large telecommunications contracts including a $1 billion deal to build a network in Saudi Arabia.

[9] Sitronics Group is engaged in the digitalization of strategic sectors of the economy, including shipping and marine navigation, the implementation of integrated solutions for smart cities and security, as well as the development of IoT systems and software.