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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Innovana Thinklabs Ltd., based in Jaipur, India, is a technology company focused on developing software and mobile applications. Its operations extend across various international markets, including the United States, Germany, Singapore, and Romania, alongside its domestic presence. The company's diverse product portfolio features popular digital platforms dedicated to astrology and tarot, such as Anytime Astro, Tarot Life, mPanchang, and the virtual reality version of Tarot Life. Beyond these, Innovana also engineers practical utility and security applications. These include FlashScan, a versatile app for scanning and digitizing documents; ZCleaner, a comprehensive optimization tool designed to enhance device performance and security by removing clutter; and Web Assist Plus, which helps users evaluate the safety risks associated with online websites. Additionally, Innovana provides robust system security solutions. Among these are ITL Total Security, which scans for and eradicates viruses, adware, and malware to safeguard systems; ITL Driver Updater, which identifies and updates outdated system drivers; and Malware Crusher, a powerful anti-malware utility that detects, removes, and creates a protective shield against digital threats. Founded in 2015, the company initially operated as PCVARK Software Limited before rebranding to Innovana Thinklabs Limited in August 2017.
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