Risk factor
Very high price volatility
Profitability factor
Very low or no dividends
About
SenSen Networks Limited, an Australian company established in 2006 and headquartered in Melbourne, specializes in delivering products and services powered by its innovative SenDISA platform. This sophisticated software solution seamlessly integrates enterprise video and sensor data analytics with edge-to-cloud server technology, empowering clients to automate business processes and make rapid, accurate decisions. The company primarily serves the Smart Cities, Gaming, and Retail sectors. The versatile SenDISA platform finds extensive application across diverse domains, including law enforcement, transportation, logistics, manufacturing, defense, security, and autonomous vehicles. Within its Smart Cities segment, SenSen offers comprehensive solutions such as intelligent curb management (leveraging both fixed and mobile cameras and sensors); advanced smart parking systems (encompassing guidance, payment and permit compliance, automated access, and occupancy analysis); infrastructure audits (including sign and city asset digitization); and robust road safety measures (covering spot/average speed detection, distracted driver identification, U-turn, and bus lane enforcement). They also provide specialized traffic and tolling solutions. For the casino industry, their offerings include real-time live table game data, immediate intelligence, side bet optimization tools, and the SenEYE-D system for player recognition and database matching. Retail businesses also benefit from their tailored solutions. Beyond these, SenSen develops smart surveillance capabilities, featuring multi-camera tracking, surveillance system audits, precise live occupancy monitoring, and efficient video export, alongside work health and safety applications. The company is also at the forefront of emerging technologies like blind bots, games AI, tag-and-trace systems, and smart cub sensors.
Company Valuation
Considering past and projected metrics, the stock is slightly 'cheaper' than its peers. In particular, the stock is underpriced on P/E, 'expensive' on EV/EBITD.