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Gentrack (ASX:GTK), the utilities and airport software provider, has suffered a sharp de-rating, prompting some fund managers to revisit it. In July 2026, Forager Funds reported adding Gentrack back to its portfolio after previously profiting from the investment, viewing the sell-off as an opportunity. Lakehouse Capital and Regal Funds Management both cited Gentrack as a detractor after a guidance downgrade sent the shares down more than a third in a single day. Gentrack operates in the Information Technology sector within the Software industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 31 comments from 13 fund managers, including Forager, Lakehouse, Regal and Tamim. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Auckland, Gentrack develops billing and customer management software for energy and water utilities, along with airport operations software through Veovo, serving customers across the UK, Asia Pacific and Europe.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Naos Asset Management, Forager Funds, Airlie Funds Management, Firetrail Investments, Wilson Asset Management, Ellerston Capital, Tamim Funds Management, Lakehouse Capital, Yarra Capital Management, Ryder Capital, Perennial Partners, Regal Funds Management, Pengana Capital Group and NAOS Asset Management have invested in Gentrack Group Ltd (ASX:GTK).
Forager Funds sees the recent share price collapse as a chance to re-enter a business whose original thesis previously played out well, and Tamim argues the market sometimes punishes an entire business for weakness in one part of a result. Long-term opportunities include utility customer migrations to Gentrack's cloud platform and its airport software division.
Lakehouse Capital reported a sharp guidance downgrade, with half-year revenue down around 2%, causing the shares to fall about two-thirds over twelve months. Regal noted the earnings downgrade weighed on returns, and the timing of large utility contract wins remains uncertain.
Gentrack Group Ltd. develops, implements, and supports enterprise billing and customer management software for utility and airport industries. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, the company operates through two primary segments: Utility and Airport. The Utility segment provides specialized billing software solutions, while the Airport segment offers comprehensive airport management software. Gentrack delivers high-performance technology infrastructure designed for complex operational environments in the global utility and aviation sectors.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.