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Trades about 4% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Comms Group Limited provides telecommunications and information technology (IT) services to businesses in Australia, Singapore, and internationally. The company operates through Global, SME, ICT, and TasmaNet segments. It offers IT managed, cloud hosting, cloud computing, or infrastructure as a service, telecommunications solutions incorporating connectivity, internet access, wide area network, and cloud unified communications. The company also provides broadband solutions comprising NBN, fibre ethernet, MPLS, and point-to-point services; Microsoft Teams calling; Teams value added services, including call recording, contact centre, and analytics; inbound 13/1300/1800 services; 5G mobile and broadband; multicarrier diversity; and SD-WAN and secure firewall solutions. In addition, it offers modern workplace solutions; ICT hardware; Fortinet security services; Azure private cloud; Cloud IaaS virtual server cluster; desktop and backup as a service; managed telephony and data services; Cisco Webex calling; SMS messaging; cloud PBX; SIP trunking and call termination services; communications platform as a service; NOC and support; and DID telephone numbers. The company offers its services under the Next Telecom, commsgroup, and onPlatinum brands. The company was formerly known as CommsChoice Group Limited and changed its name to Comms Group Limited in November 2020. Comms Group Limited was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Sydney, Australia.
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