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Trades about 109% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Pulsar Group plc, along with its various subsidiaries, delivers cloud-based software solutions and related services. These offerings cater to a diverse clientele, including leading consumer brands, major corporations, marketing firms, and governmental bodies, both within the United Kingdom and across the globe. Its portfolio encompasses several specialized platforms: Isentia, which offers comprehensive media monitoring, intelligence, and analytical insights; Pulsar, designed for audience understanding and social media listening; and Vuelio, providing robust tools for tracking, analysis, interaction, and assessment across political, editorial, and social media landscapes. Furthermore, Pulsar Group operates ResponseSource, a vital network facilitating connections between journalists, key influencers, and professionals within the public relations and communications sector. Originally established in 2003 as Access Intelligence Plc, the company officially adopted the name Pulsar Group plc in May 2024. Its operational headquarters are located in London, UK.
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