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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kinatico Ltd, an Australian company headquartered in Perth and founded in 2004, specializes in delivering critical pre-employment screening, verification, and ongoing workforce compliance management solutions across Australia and New Zealand. Central to its offerings is "Cited," a core Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) RegTech platform that provides real-time compliance monitoring. This encompasses everything from initial hiring requirements to daily operational needs, adapting to geo-location, specific job roles, and tasks across a broad spectrum of industries. The company also provides its "CVCheck" solution, which utilizes a proprietary technology platform to deliver a comprehensive suite of pre-employment checks, recognized for its commitment to customer service excellence in employment screening and verification. Furthermore, Kinatico offers the "Enable" solution, specifically designed to provide workforce compliance and logistics support, predominantly for the mining sector. The company rebranded to Kinatico Ltd in October 2022, having previously been known as CV Check Ltd.
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