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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Mile End South, Australia, Oakridge International Limited specializes in creating advanced Internet of Things (IoT) technology solutions. These innovations cater to a broad spectrum of markets, including consumer, commercial, industrial, and healthcare. Their product portfolio features the DiscoverBus wireless sensor network, engineered to establish secure indoor wireless connections. They also provide a DiscoverBus wired hub and node network, primarily designed for integration into smart office and building, industrial, and other commercial systems. For home environments, Oakridge offers a Smart Home Gateway that facilitates automation, monitoring, and control. The company adopted its current name, Oakridge International Limited, in April 2021, having previously operated as Xped Limited.
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