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Trades about 109% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nanoveu Limited, an Australian technology company founded in 2018 and based in Subiaco, focuses on inventing and globally marketing nanotechnology-based solutions for consumer electronics. Its current offerings include Nanoshield, an antiviral protective layer that comes as mobile phone screen covers, cases, and a commercial film for diverse surface applications. Another key product, EyeFly3D, enables standard 2D digital displays to render content in 3D without requiring specialized glasses. Additionally, the company is actively developing several new ventures: Customskins vending machines designed for quick and accurate mobile phone screen cover application (taking just over a minute), EyeFyx, a vision correction system using a combination of hardware and software to modify screen output, and an anti-flamatory coating technology intended for plastic laminates within the aviation and transport industries.
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