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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
AVADA Group Limited, operating with its subsidiaries, delivers comprehensive traffic management solutions throughout Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria, Australia. The company's integrated services span from initial planning and permit acquisition to active traffic control, specialized equipment hire, event coordination, and swift incident response. An extensive operational network, featuring 27 depots and a fleet of around 900 vehicles, underpins these offerings. AVADA caters to a diverse clientele, including state and local government bodies, federally funded contractors, and various other contractors engaged in the utilities, infrastructure, construction, telecommunications, and broader industrial sectors. Founded in Brisbane, Australia, in 2008, AVADA Group Limited maintains its headquarters there.
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