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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ranplan Group AB is a software developer creating advanced tools for the strategic planning, intricate design, and performance optimization of wireless networks. Their flagship offering, Ranplan Professional, serves as a comprehensive platform for engineering and fine-tuning complex indoor and outdoor wireless infrastructure. The product suite also includes Ranplan In-Building, dedicated to designing indoor wireless networks, and Ranplan In-Building Lite, specifically tailored for planning in-building public safety wireless systems. For field operations, the Ranplan Tablet automates site surveying and in-building network design processes. Additionally, the company provides the Ranplan Collaboration Hub, a cloud-based system that streamlines project management and workflow, enabling managers and onsite engineers to oversee projects in real-time from initiation to deployment and maintenance. Ranplan's technology is applied in diverse environments such as HetNet wireless, private networks, 5G deployments, large venues, smart cities, tunnels/transportation, public safety, and Internet of Things applications. The company primarily caters to mobile network operators, system integrators, and telecommunication equipment manufacturers. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2012, Ranplan Group AB has established a global footprint with operations across Asia, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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