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Trades about 116% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
AirIQ Inc. delivers wireless asset monitoring and geolocation services throughout Canada. The firm designs and runs a telematics-based asset management system, leveraging digital mapping, wireless connectivity, the internet, and Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. Its user-friendly, web-based platform furnishes fleet managers and vehicle proprietors with a full spectrum of solutions to oversee, administrate, and secure their holdings. Accessible through both an online interface and a dedicated mobile application, these offerings encompass real-time vehicle tracking, geofence alerts, automated inventory reports, scheduled maintenance prompts, critical security warnings, and remote vehicle immobilization to prevent unauthorized use. Founded in 1997, AirIQ Inc. maintains its head office in Pickering, Canada.
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