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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2000 and headquartered in Twyford, United Kingdom, accesso Technology Group plc provides advanced technology solutions tailored for the worldwide attractions and leisure sector. The company operates through two core divisions: Ticketing and Distribution, and Guest Experience. Its extensive global presence covers the United Kingdom, various European nations, Australia, the South Pacific, the United States, Canada, and Central and South America. accesso offers specialized ticketing systems for a wide array of venues, including fairs, festivals, performing arts centers, ski resorts, theme parks, general tours and attractions, water parks, zoos, aquariums, and cultural institutions. Beyond ticketing, their product portfolio encompasses innovative solutions such as accesso LoQueue, a virtual queuing system; "the experience engine," a comprehensive platform for managing guest experiences; and the accesso Passport ticketing suite, which handles season passes, group reservations, meal vouchers, and related services. Additionally, the company delivers accesso Siriusware, a robust software solution integrating functionalities like ticketing, admissions, memberships, reservations, resource scheduling, retail operations, food service, gift card management, kiosk interfaces, and e-commerce. It also provides accesso ShoWare ticketing solutions for sales via box office, kiosks, online channels, mobile devices, call centers, and social media. The company adopted its current name, accesso Technology Group plc, in November 2013, having previously been known as Lo-Q plc.
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