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Trades about 41% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Energy Action Limited (EAX.AX) operates in Australia as an independent energy provider, supplying both electricity and gas solutions. The company facilitates energy acquisition for its business clientele, primarily through an innovative reverse auction platform for electricity and gas procurement. Beyond procurement, it delivers an array of energy reporting services, encompassing bill validation, monitoring of usage and expenditure, environmental reporting, and annual network tariff assessments. Energy Action also extends net zero services, crafting economically efficient sustainable energy pathways. Its primary focus is serving commercial and industrial enterprises. Established in 2000, Energy Action Limited is headquartered in Parramatta, Australia.
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