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Trades about 44% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Invisio AB (publ), a Swedish company based in Malmö, specializes in the development and sale of advanced personal communication and hearing safeguarding systems. Their meticulously engineered solutions cater to professionals within the defense, military, law enforcement, and security sectors, ensuring clear communication and critical hearing protection even in high-noise environments. The company's extensive product line includes a variety of specialized headsets, robust control units, integrated intercom systems, and essential accessories like remote push-to-talk devices and various cables. These offerings are distributed globally across Sweden, Europe, North America, and other international territories, marketed under their prominent brands, INVISIO and Racal Acoustics. Invisio AB (publ) primarily utilizes a network of partners and resellers for its sales and distribution efforts. Founded in 1999, the company was formerly known as INVISIO Communications AB (publ) before officially adopting its current name, Invisio AB (publ), in June 2010.
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