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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Arcontech Group plc, a company based in London, United Kingdom, has been developing and marketing its proprietary software solutions since its founding in 1979. Its operations and sales extend across a wide geographical area, including the UK, the rest of Europe, Africa, North America, Australia, and the Asia Pacific region. The company's product suite is centered around real-time market data management. Key offerings include CityVision, a robust market data platform designed for the reception, processing, and broadcasting of live data. The CityVision Multi Vendor Contribution System allows users to automatically and simultaneously send data to numerous destinations. Another integral component is CityVision Cache, which serves as a repository for real-time data. Arcontech also provides Excelerator, a versatile, vendor-neutral system that supports the real-time acquisition and publication of market data. This tool offers significant flexibility, enabling users to manage and display data from diverse sources using Excel's inherent mathematical and presentation functionalities. Additional products include CityVision Relay, an engine dedicated to real-time data distribution, and CityVision Symbol Mapper, a system for converting real-time data that empowers market data managers to separate data integration from its original source. Furthermore, the CityVision API is available for developers creating real-time market data applications. Complementing its software, Arcontech Group plc also delivers computer consultancy services. The company changed its name to Arcontech Group plc in February 2009, having formerly operated as Knowledge Technology Solutions PLC.
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