Founded in 2002 as a labour-hire company, Damsta now provides software and products to help companies manage workplace risk and the occupational health and safety of their employees. The company has a history of contracting to heavy labour industries like mining, construction, energy and manufacturing. It does this via its Software as a Service contracts and solutions.
Here’s today’s The Match Out report from Market Matters’ James Gerrish. Key point: the S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) finished down -0.61% to 6812.30.
In this Australian Investors Podcast, Owen Rask is joined by Dr Anirban Mahanti, PhD to discuss the recent sell-off of 6 popular technology stocks. These 6 companies/stocks are trading at, or near, their 52-week lows. However, many of these companies are still reporting growth in revenue and cash flow.
Live on The Australian Investors Podcast this week, your weekly hosts Owen Rask & 7Investing’s Dr Anirban Mahanti are joined by Claude Walker, founder of A Rich Life.
The Damstra Holdings Ltd (ASX:DTC) share price went up by around 6% after a strong update. ARR went up 98% on the same period last year.
If you’re looking for ASX tech exposure, is BetaShares S&P/ASX Australian Technology ETF (ASX:ATEC) the best way to do it?
ASX software shares are amongst my favourite. As I wrote yesterday, 10 ASX software shares under $1 billion, there are more than 100 software and services companies on the ASX.
