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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
AUCyber Limited delivers a range of cloud computing and cybersecurity offerings to both private organizations and government bodies across Australia. Its operations are structured into Australian Cloud Services, Australian Cyber Security Services, and other segments. The company's comprehensive cloud portfolio encompasses secure cloud environments, computing and storage solutions, various backup services including M365 backup, and disaster recovery capabilities. In the realm of cybersecurity, AUCyber provides a suite of managed services, such as a managed security operations center (SOC), pre-packaged cybersecurity solutions, assessments for security maturity, and training for phishing awareness. It also addresses governance, risk, and compliance needs. Furthermore, the company offers managed IT and cybersecurity services, alongside the distribution of hardware and software licenses. Its broader service array includes cloud infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), professional and support functions, specialized managed cybersecurity and consulting on cyber matters, and technical project management. Originally established in 2017 as Sovereign Cloud Holdings Limited, the company adopted the name AUCyber Limited in October 2024. Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, AUCyber Limited operates as a subsidiary of 5G Networks Limited.
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