Serko Ltd (ASX: SKO) is a New Zealand software company founded in 2007. Serko listed on the New Zealand stock exchange in 2014 and on the ASX in 2018. Serko’s travel management software is used by blue-chip Travel Management Companies (TMC) which use their software to book corporate/business travel for large clients. Serko also offers a growing expense management technology platform which is also sold through TMCs to help companies keep on top of their financial reporting and record-keeping.
The Serko Ltd (ASX:SKO) share price has jumped almost 30% after reporting its FY23 result and providing exciting FY24 guidance.
The Serko Ltd (ASX:SKO) share price is rising after the travel business released a trading update and an update on the Booking.com migration.
The Serko Ltd (ASX: SKO) share price has been growing steadily despite the challenging environment. Can the full-year results keep pushing the Serko share price higher?
The Serko Ltd (ASX:SKO) share price will be on watch today after making an announcement about its deal with Booking Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:BKNG).
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Are Serko Ltd (ASX:SKO) shares worth buying after the travel business provided an update?
Serko Ltd (ASX:SKO) has reported its FY21 half year result to 30 September 2020. It’s suffering because of COVID-19.
Serko Limited (ASX:SKO), an online travel booking and expense management business, is raising up to NZ$55 million.
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.
