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Trades about 384% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Netcall plc, founded in 1984 and based in Bedford, UK, is a technology firm dedicated to the creation, advancement, marketing, and maintenance of software solutions and associated services. The company operates across the United Kingdom and global markets. Its extensive product suite features Liberty Create, an intuitive low-code development platform engineered to rapidly build applications that streamline business processes and elevate customer interactions. Other key offerings include Liberty RPA, an AI-driven robotic process automation tool; Liberty Connect, a cloud-native platform for messaging and intelligent bots; and Liberty Converse, a holistic omnichannel system for contact centers and customer relationship management. Beyond its software, Netcall plc also delivers specialized consultancy, implementation support, and training programs.
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