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Trades about 85% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
YANGAROO Inc. operates as a software firm dedicated to providing advanced workflow management solutions within the extensive media and entertainment landscape. Its services primarily support industries across Canada and the United States. The company's central offering is the Digital Media Distribution System (DMDS) platform, a sophisticated cloud-hosted technology. DMDS establishes a unified operational framework and a managed network specifically designed for broadcaster connectivity, facilitating the secure delivery of digital content and associated data management. This platform is utilized across the advertising, music, and entertainment award show markets. Founded in 1999, the company initially operated as Musicrypt.com Inc. before officially adopting the name YANGAROO Inc. in July 2007. Its headquarters are located in Toronto, Canada.
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