No advice of course but perhaps look at Autotrader in the UK.

Carsales of the UK but cheaper, buying back stock and growing dividend. Not sure how driverless cars impact it long term.

If you're looking for higher growth and less mature have a look at Money Forward in Japan. The Xero of Japan with a lead over competitor (Free). Note it has other business units so a bit less clean. Japan still early in the move from on prem to cloud for accounting.

Disclosure: I own both.

@Unlikely, my journey in Intl started around 2022, i had known the big US guys, but had not studied them, i thought there would be dozens of "unknown" great companies, and there were fantastic businesses all trading at 50X type multiples. they had been found before i got there, unsurprisingly. Which sent me back to the GOOg MSFT META AMZN V et al. in terms of non-US I started out keen, but as i looked, I realised it was actually harder to find the business dominance i sought. I own ASML for instance, but they are few and far between in Europe.

for ideas, i run my eye down the ETF QUAL holdings, look at some fund managers, Dataroma discloses the holdings of 80 or so of the so-called great investors

the only other thing i would add is that the US is very volatile, more so than OZ, which leads to opportunities for those with a longer than one-quarter timeframe. That has been good for me.

I would ask the question what type of US exposure you are trying to avoid and why? If the US has better companies, why would you "diworsify" to other geographies for the sake of it? Personally, I see companies like Alphabet as global companies listed on a US exchange...