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Trades about 149% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bango plc, along with its subsidiaries, specializes in developing, marketing, and selling technological solutions that facilitate the promotion and distribution of products and services to mobile phone users. The company's diverse offerings include Bango Marketplace, which empowers app marketers to strategically identify and engage new paying customers through Bango Audiences. Its Bango Payments system provides a vital connection between online app stores and merchants, granting them access to an expansive global audience of approximately 3 billion users. Additionally, Bango Resale offers a robust platform designed to optimize the outcomes of reselling and bundling digital products and services, while Bango Boost+ serves as a dedicated program for accelerating customer acquisition and revenue growth. Bango plc operates extensively across the United Kingdom, the European Union, the United States, Canada, and various other international markets. The firm caters to a broad clientele, encompassing the retail, telecommunications, and app developer sectors. Established in 1999, Bango plc is headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
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