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Trades about 118% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ZOO Digital Group plc, through its various subsidiaries, delivers cloud-native solutions for media localization and digital content distribution to clients primarily in the United Kingdom and the United States. The company's operations are divided into two main segments: Media Production and Software Solutions. Its service offerings include a comprehensive suite of localization capabilities such as subtitling, script generation, dubbing, audio post-production, and audio description. Additionally, ZOO Digital provides media services like content preparation, digital packaging and post-production, and metadata organization, alongside asset health check services. The company also offers a range of proprietary platforms, including ZOOstudio, a secure centralized system for managing localization and media operations; ZOOdubs, an end-to-end dubbing solution; ZOOsubs, a subtitling platform for expert translators; ZOOscripts, a cloud-based platform for centralized and precise script references in localization workflows; and ZOOsign, a cloud-native platform for managing dubbing contracts and rights assignments. These services and platforms are specifically tailored for the media and entertainment industry. ZOO Digital Group plc was founded in 1999 and is based in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
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