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Trades about 1,581% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ahsay Backup Software Development Company Limited, an investment holding entity, delivers online backup software solutions globally, catering to markets both in the United States and internationally. The company's operations are structured across two principal divisions: Online Backup Software and Associated Services, and an Information Platform. Through its "Ahsay" brand, it offers the sale and leasing of software licenses, distributes hardware devices, and provides essential services such as software upgrades, maintenance, and other support. Additionally, Ahsay manages an Information Platform, which includes KINBOY—an analytical tool for horse racing data offering users an electronic access alternative—and KINTIPS, a service facilitating information exchange for providers and subscribers via its dedicated website and mobile application. The company's comprehensive solutions are tailored for a diverse clientele, including IT consultants, web hosting providers, telecommunications firms, and Managed Service Providers (MSPs). Established in 1999, initially as Ahsay Cloud Backup Software Development Company Ltd., the firm is headquartered in Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of All Divine Investments Limited.
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