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Trades about 293% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hopscotch Global PR Group is an international public relations firm with operations spanning France and other countries. The company comprises several specialized divisions, including Le Public Système PR, which focuses on enhancing the reputation of businesses and key influencers; Sagarmatha, dedicated to internal and event communication strategies; The Public Cinema System, offering specialized knowledge in the cinematic field; Heaven, an advertising agency; and Human to Human, which manages, builds, and restores the online presence and standing of brands, corporations, and executives. Beyond its agency offerings, Hopscotch also provides a suite of platforms and services: Beeshake, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform for fostering collective intelligence; Capdel, an adaptable event management tool for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); and Sopexa, which assists entities including companies, brands, public bodies, and institutions within the food, beverage, and lifestyle industries. Its extensive client base spans diverse sectors such as luxury goods, sports, banking, insurance, real estate, entertainment, healthcare, tourism, automotive, food and beverages, technology, aeronautics, transportation, and energy. Established in 1968 in Paris, France, the company originally operated under the name Public Système Hopscotch before rebranding to Hopscotch Global PR Group in February 2015.
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