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Trades about 126% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Cashlez Worldwide Indonesia Tbk specializes in digital financial technology and payment services across Indonesia. Its flagship product, Cashlez Pay, is a robust payment system that efficiently handles various non-cash transactions, both offline and online. For business management, it offers Cashlez Reporting to monitor merchant transactions and Cashlez mPOS, a point-of-sale application for streamlining sales and business operations. Hardware offerings include Cashlez One, an Android-powered device designed to process diverse payment types such as swipe and dip cards, alongside online payments. Furthermore, it supplies Cashlez Reader Non-Printer and Cashlez Reader Printer, which are secure tools for accepting various non-cash payment methods from debit and credit cards to online transactions. The company was established in 2015 and is headquartered in Jakarta Barat, Indonesia.
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