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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Sydney in 2016, Gumtree Australia Markets Limited manages a digital enterprise providing business news and investor relations platforms for both Australian and global users. The company, which operated as The Market Limited until its rebranding in January 2025, divides its operations into two main segments: Classifieds and Capital Markets. Its Classifieds portfolio features Gumtree, a prominent online horizontal classifieds marketplace in Australia; CarsGuide, an editorial platform delivering reliable automotive reviews, news, and research tools; and Autotrader, a dedicated digital marketplace facilitating connections between car dealerships and prospective vehicle buyers. Furthermore, Gumtree Australia Markets extends its services to include digital investor relations and consulting, advertising solutions, and retail property leasing.
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