Eroad’s sales grow but blames tariffs for North American struggle
Telematics software business said last month it was reprioritising growth investment from North America to Australasia’s eRUC opportunity.
Eroad’s headquarters at Albany, Auckland.
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Eroad has seen half-year revenue climb more than 3% despite challenging conditions in its North American business, which it announced last month it is deprioritising in terms of new growth investment until the market returns.
The NZX and ASX-listed telematics software business reported a net loss
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