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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hansen Technologies Limited is a specialist provider of sophisticated billing system software, which it develops, integrates, and maintains for clients in the energy, utilities, communications, and media industries. A central offering is their comprehensive "Create-Deliver-Engage" suite of software applications, complemented by expert advisory services pertaining to billing systems and the direct distribution of their billing application products. The company extends its services to include a broad spectrum of professional support for customer billing infrastructure, alongside outsourced IT functions such as facilities management, operational and systems assistance, network services, and robust business continuity planning. Additionally, Hansen provides licensing, ongoing support, and maintenance, and retails hardware and software components. Further expanding its service portfolio, Hansen offers specialized software product services, encompassing architectural consulting, solution implementation, seamless systems integration, managed services, comprehensive software training, and dedicated product support. Critical cloud and hosting capabilities, coupled with essential data protection and disaster recovery solutions, are also integral to their extensive offerings. Established in 1971 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Hansen Technologies maintains a substantial global presence, conducting operations across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, North America, Central America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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