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Trades about 142% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
HUB24 Limited, an Australian financial services entity founded in 2007 and based in Sydney, offers integrated platform, technology, and data offerings to the nation's wealth management industry. Operating through its Platform and Tech Solutions segments, the company is responsible for the development and operation of prominent investment and superannuation platforms, including HUB24 and Xplore Wealth. It furnishes an array of portfolio administration and reporting services, catering to financial advisers, stockbrokers, accountants, their clients, and direct consumers. Additionally, HUB24 delivers solutions for accounting, portfolio management, legal documentation, corporate compliance, and the administration of self-managed superannuation funds. Its offerings extend to application and technology products designed for the financial sector, along with licensing and advisory services for data management, software, and infrastructure. The company also provides retirement planning options. Originally known as Investorfirst Ltd., it rebranded as HUB24 Limited in August 2013.
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