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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
EPX Limited provides advanced building energy management solutions for commercial real estate across Australia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and the Middle East. Its core offering is the EDGE cloud data platform, a managed service designed to streamline data collection from submeters, IoT sensors, and Building Management Systems (BMS). Annually, this platform collects, processes, and analyzes extensive datasets to identify crucial opportunities for reducing energy, water, and waste consumption within buildings. The EDGE platform includes a range of specialized products: EDGE Essential for data integration; EDGE Commercial for usage-based reporting and billing automation; EDGE Insight and Insight+ for actionable intelligence; EDGE Certifi for building optimization; and EDGE Industrial, which digitizes and optimizes management for both industrial and commercial facilities. Additionally, the company provides EDGE Capabilities, encompassing data capture, aggregation, analysis, and optimization. These comprehensive solutions serve diverse sectors such as commercial offices, hospitals, hotels, retail, shopping centers, and general healthcare. Founded in 1993 and based in North Sydney, Australia, the company was formerly known as EP&T Global Limited, changing its name to EPX Limited in June 2025.
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