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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Unith Ltd, alongside its affiliated entities, delivers a variety of digital services, encompassing informational, entertainment, and utility offerings, primarily for smartphones and tablets. Its market reach extends across Australasia, Europe, Latin America, and other international territories. The company operates through two distinct divisions: Mobile Content-Subscription and Crowd Direct. The Mobile Content-Subscription division provides a diverse array of subscription-based digital content, such as mobile security applications, games, and access to video portals, all facilitated via a mobile payment network. Concurrently, the Crowd Direct segment collaborates with brands and digital influencers to promote and sell products and services. Formerly known as Crowd Media Holdings Limited, the company rebranded to Unith Ltd in November 2022. Its principal offices are located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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