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Trades about 110% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Paris, France, in 2001, Streamwide S.A. functions as a global developer of advanced communication software technology. The company's innovative solutions facilitate the modernization of existing infrastructures while enabling the provision of a wide array of value-added (VAS) and over-the-top (OTT) services. Their extensive product portfolio covers areas such as mobile messaging, virtual voicemail, efficient call completion, social telephony, unified charging platforms, conferencing utilities, virtual contact center management, and sophisticated call control and routing. Additionally, Streamwide delivers services related to multimedia integration, marketing support, user reachability, interconnection, and comprehensive service creation environments. Their clientele primarily comprises various telecommunication operators, including mobile, fixed-line, and MVNO providers, alongside numerous business enterprises.
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