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Trades about 78% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Eleco plc provides software and related services in the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Germany, the rest of Europe, the United States, and internationally. The company’s products and solutions include IconSystem for the design standards and data management; Asta comprising Asta Powerproject, Asta Connect, Asta Vision, and Asta Powerproject 4D for planning and project management; PM3 and PM3Time, an outcome-driven portfolio, program, and project management tool to run everything from stand-alone projects through to large-scale business change programmes; and ShireSystem, a combined maintenance (CMMS) and facilities (CAFM) software to manage multiple locations and assets. It also offers Bidcon, a construction estimating software to reduce risk and increase productivity throughout the lifecycle of a project; and VEEUZE that provides personalized product visualization across a multitude of marketing channels with the support of AI tools, as well as Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality technologies. In addition, the company provides Staircon, a solution that helps to design standard stairs and staircases, as well as Statcon and Framing; and PEMAC, a computerized maintenance management system. Further, it provides training, consultancy, and technical support services. The company serves construction and built-environment sectors. The company was formerly known as Elecosoft plc and changed its name to Eleco plc in July 2020. Eleco plc was founded in 1895 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
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