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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ion Video Ltd engages in the development of technology products, software development, and commercialization and licensing of computer software in Australia. It offers Linius Video Virtualization Engine, a video virtualization engine; Whizzard Portal for video search, curation, and publication; Whizzard Highlights that automates highlight packages; Whizzard Captivate for personalized video stream; Whizzard Flick, a user interface; and Linius Video Services APIs. The company also offers Video Virtualisation Engine, a platform that turns big, bulky video files into lightweight, searchable data with AI and ML. The company was formerly known as Linius Technologies Limited and changed its name to Ion Video Ltd in November 2025. Ion Video Ltd was incorporated in 2011 and is based in Melbourne, Australia.
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