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Trades about 106% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Simble Solutions Limited specializes in delivering cloud-based software services designed to improve carbon reporting, enhance energy intelligence, and boost overall business productivity. The company's operations span the United Kingdom, Australia, and Vietnam. Among its core offerings is CarbonView, an enterprise-grade platform that empowers organizations to track, reduce, and ensure compliance with reporting standards for carbon emissions and broader sustainability initiatives. Additionally, SimbleSense provides an integrated solution of hardware and live software, enabling companies to gain insights into, control, and financially leverage their energy infrastructure. Established in 2009 and based in Sydney, Australia, Simble Solutions caters to a wide array of sectors, including municipal governments, healthcare providers, engineering and construction firms, transport and logistics enterprises, along with utility companies and energy service suppliers.
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