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Trades about 119% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Manchester, UK, and founded in 1904, Touchstar plc is a global specialist in mobile technology solutions. The company designs and produces rugged mobile computing devices, marketed under the Touchstar brand, for customers throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, and internationally. Beyond manufacturing, Touchstar provides, installs, and maintains a range of software applications and hardware systems tailored for mobile use in the transport, logistics, and access control industries. Its offerings also encompass supply chain data capture, GPS satellite tracking with vehicle telematics, and dedicated software and hardware for the oil and gas logistics sector. Furthermore, Touchstar supplies products for security clearance checks and attendance recording, alongside PODStar, an electronic proof of delivery (EPOD) solution for SMEs and other organizations. The company, formerly known as Belgravium Technologies plc, adopted the name Touchstar plc in May 2016.
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