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Trades about 135% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hubify Limited, an Australian company founded in 2015 and operating from Macquarie Park, specializes in providing, tailoring, and integrating information technology and telecommunication solutions throughout Australia. Its extensive service portfolio addresses both key areas. For telecommunications, Hubify delivers voice and data services, along with various value-added features. This includes advanced hosted voice solutions like VOIP phone systems and inbound call management, plus comprehensive mobility offerings such as diverse business plans, device administration, enterprise-level monitoring, tracking, and measurement capabilities, and SIM card services. The company also supplies various internet connectivity options, including Wide Area Networks (WANs), direct NBN access, and fibre optic services. On the IT front, Hubify manages technology products and services for its clientele, maintains IT and telecommunications infrastructure, and sells hardware and software online. Additional IT provisions encompass managed desktop and network services, procurement assistance, ongoing maintenance and monitoring, expert consultancy, and cloud computing solutions. Furthermore, Hubify provides essential cybersecurity services, covering managed security, cyber consulting, compliance support, and disaster recovery planning.
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