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Trades about 90% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Credit Bureau Asia Limited (CBA), a Singapore-headquartered investment holding company established in 1993, delivers comprehensive credit and risk information solutions across Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, and Myanmar. The company's operations are divided into two primary segments. Its Financial Institution Data segment provides financial entities with up-to-date credit data on consumers and businesses, compiled from contributions by its member network. This segment also offers credit scoring, data analytics, credit monitoring, and bespoke client solutions. The Non-Financial Institution Data segment caters to businesses with services encompassing business intelligence, risk management, sales and marketing support, and commercial insights. Beyond these core offerings, CBA also maintains litigation and other specialized databases, provides consulting and portfolio monitoring services, manages receivables, and offers software consultation and data processing. Its broad client base includes financial institutions, multinational corporations, telecommunications providers, government and public sector organizations, local enterprises, and private individuals.
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