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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
StarHub Ltd engages in the operation and provision of telecommunications services and other businesses relating to the info-communications industry for individuals and businesses in Singapore. The company operates through two segments, Telecommunications and Cyber Security. It provides television subscription and broadcasting services; mobile telecommunications; broadband access; and security consultancy services, investment holding, information security systems integrator. The company also engages in computer systems integration, other professional, scientific, and technical activities; provision of data centre and business continuity services; provision of information security and network security surveillance services; sale of information technology security related products; distribution, sale, and servicing and rental of computer hardware, software, and related equipment, as well as provision of installation and maintenance services. In addition, it offers implementation of Information communication technology projects; system integration; supply and implementation of hardware and software solutions; maintenance services; petrol station retail solutions and fuel logistics management solutions; hospital information systems solutions; architecting ICT solutions and project management services into building complexes and infrastructure related projects; broadband internet access; and healthcare information technology products and services. The company was incorporated in 1998 and is headquartered in Singapore. StarHub Ltd operates as a subsidiary of Asia Mobile Holdings Pte. Ltd.
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