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Trades about 160% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Avante Logixx Inc., through its various subsidiaries, offers security solutions specifically for residential clients throughout Canada. The company provides a suite of protective services, including professional guarding, rapid patrol and response, advanced perimeter protection, secure transportation, and international security travel advisory and transport. In addition, it delivers electronic security services, which cover home security system design, access control implementation, and the installation and maintenance of video and other security systems. The firm also offers comprehensive monitoring and managed services, encompassing alarm and video surveillance monitoring, data analytics, verification, and electronic building management. Established in Toronto, Canada, the company was formerly known as Avante Security Corp. before officially changing its name to Avante Logixx Inc. in October 2010.
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