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Trades about 109% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in South Yarra, Australia, Vinyl Group Ltd operates globally, leveraging technology and media to forge connections between music creators, fans, and brands across Australia, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. Formerly known as Jaxsta Limited until its December 2023 rebranding, the company offers a diverse portfolio of technological and media solutions. Among its digital assets is vinyl.com, an e-commerce hub dedicated to music titles; Vampr, a specialized social-professional network and talent marketplace catering to creators; Serenade, a pioneering Web3 platform for both physical and digital artist collectibles; and Jaxsta, an extensive database of official music credits. Its media division, Vinyl Media, also publishes prominent titles including Rolling Stone Australia, Variety Australia, Concrete Playground, Mediaweek, Tone Deaf, The Music Network, Refinery29, and TheBrag.com.
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