Enprise Group Share Price: A Small Software Investor Down 38% at $0.45
Enprise Group Share Price Today
The Enprise Group share price sits at about $0.45 NZD (NZX: ENS) in mid-June 2026, down roughly 38% over the past year. With a market cap near $10 million, Enprise is a small Auckland-based software-and-services investment company that owns and backs a cluster of business-software operations.
The share price fall and a recent swing to a reported loss have soured what had been a steady, profitable grower, and that contrast is the story.
What Enprise Group Does
Enprise is structured as an investment company holding stakes in several software businesses rather than a single operating company. Its interests have included:
- •Enprise Solutions and Kilimanjaro Consulting, which implement and support business-management software built on the MYOB Acumatica and MYOB Exo platforms
- •iSell, a subsidiary
- •Datagate Innovation, a joint venture providing billing software for telecom and IT service providers
- •A holding in Vadacom
In effect, Enprise is a small holding company for enterprise-software and IT-services businesses, sharing a sector with larger NZX software names like [Gentrack](/stocks/gentrack) and [Serko](/stocks/serko), but at a fraction of the scale.
Recent Performance
Over the longer term, Enprise had grown earnings at a mid-teens average annual rate and revenue at high single digits, a respectable record for a micro-cap. More recently it has reported a loss, which is why the trailing P/E is negative and the shares carry a slightly negative net tangible asset value. Small holding companies like this can see results swing on impairments, the performance of a single subsidiary, or the value of an investment, so one weak period does not necessarily break the longer trend, but it does warrant caution.
Key Metrics
- •Share price: ~$0.45 NZD
- •Market cap: ~$10 million NZD
- •52-week move: about -38%
- •P/E ratio (trailing): negative (recent loss)
- •Net tangible assets: slightly negative
- •Gross dividend yield: 0%
These are micro-cap metrics: a tiny market cap, thin liquidity, and a value that depends heavily on how a handful of underlying software businesses perform.
What to Watch
- •Underlying subsidiary performance: With value spread across several businesses, the health of the key holdings (especially the MYOB-platform consulting operations and the Datagate JV) drives everything.
- •Return to profit: The recent loss is the concern. Evidence of a return to the company's historical earnings growth would be the key positive.
- •Capital allocation: As an investment company, what Enprise does with its holdings, hold, grow, sell, or acquire, determines shareholder returns.
- •Liquidity: At a $10 million market cap, the stock is thinly traded.
The Bottom Line
Enprise Group is a small software-services investment company with a long record of growth now interrupted by a reported loss and a 38% share price decline. The bull case is a cheap collection of niche business-software operations that could return to their historical growth. The bear case is a tiny, illiquid holding company with recent losses, negative tangible assets, and no dividend, whose value hinges on a few small subsidiaries. This suits patient micro-cap investors willing to dig into the underlying businesses.
For how we assess small holding companies, see our [methodology](/methodology).
*Disclaimer: This article is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Stock data may not be real-time. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.*