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Trades about 114% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Vianet Group plc delivers data-driven solutions, providing valuable management insights and strategic business intelligence across the United Kingdom, continental Europe, the United States, and Canada. Operating through its Smart Zones and Smart Machines segments, the company offers a range of specialized products. These include SmartContact, a contactless payment system for vending, self-service, and unattended retail environments; SmartVend, software for comprehensive vending machine management; and iDraught, which focuses on optimizing draught beer quality and reducing waste. Vianet also provides SmartInsight for actionable data and interactive reporting, SmartAcademy for e-learning and in-person training support, and SmartMetrics, a telemetry solution for data capture and machine supervision. Additionally, it leases equipment for fluid monitoring, machine performance tracking, and contactless payment systems. Established in 1995, Vianet Group plc is headquartered in Stockton-on-Tees, UK.
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