Gentrack’s confidence grows thanks to Genesis and Saudi contracts
‘You hunt today so you can eat tomorrow – that’s the right decision for creating long-term value,’ CEO of software provider to utilities and airport companies says.
Gentrack CEO Gary Miles, right, and chief operating officer Zeev Berkowitz.
Main takeaway: Dual-listed software provider ups revenue guidance after key contract wins.
Gentrack has upgraded its revenue guidance for the year ahead off the back of confidence-boosting contract wins including with Genesis Energy and Mercury in New Zealand as well as a Saudi Arabia utilities company.
The NZX and ASX-listed software provider for utilities and airport companies posted a
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