KELSIAN GROUP LIMITED (KLS)

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AI Coverage Rating: Moderate

ASX AI Signals has generated 1 signal(s) for KLS during the last 90 days, indicating Moderate trading activity

Latest KLS Signals
08/05/2026	BUY
KLS Share Price
Current Price	$4.330
52 Week High	$5.104
52 Week Low:	$3.527
Trading at (% of 52 Week High)	84.84%

Business Overview

Kelsian Group Limited (ASX: KLS) is an Australian-based company that operates public transport services, including bus, ferry, and coach transport across Australia and the United Kingdom. The company also provides transport infrastructure and maintenance services.

ASX Sector Overview

Sector:   Industrials

The Industrials sector on the ASX includes companies involved in manufacturing, construction, engineering, and logistics services. It covers a wide range of businesses such as machinery production, infrastructure development, transport services, and equipment maintenance. Many firms in this sector support other industries by providing essential goods, technology, and services. The sector plays a key role in economic development and often reflects trends in building, transportation, and industrial activity.

Latest AI Recommendation

The BUY signal for KELSIAN GROUP LIMITED (KLS) is supported by positive technical indicators and favorable market sentiment. However, moderate volatility and sector-specific risks temper the confidence level.

Latest  KELSIAN GROUP LIMITED(KLS)   News

13 Jun 2022, 09:47 PM

FTSE 250: Shares in London double decker-maker Go-Ahead soar after takeover bids

The FTSE 250 firm runs nearly a quarter of the capital's buses. Photo: Getty Shares in Go-Ahead (GOG.L) the maker of London's iconic double decker buses soared after it received two takeover bids as investors bet on a revival in the UK transport industry. The FTSE 250 (^FTMC) firm, which runs the

12 Nov 2021, 07:43 AM

What Kind Of Investors Own Most Of Kelsian Group Limited (ASX:KLS)?

A look at the shareholders of Kelsian Group Limited (ASX:KLS) can tell us which group is most powerful. Institutions often own shares in more established companies, while it's not unusual to see insiders own a fair bit of smaller companies. I generally like to see some degree of insider ownership, e