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Thruvision Group plc ( (GB:THRU) ) has provided an update.
Thruvision Group plc has announced its first sale of the Thruvision 81 Series system to a UK prison, marking a strategic deployment aimed at enhancing security by screening for contraband and weapons. This deployment is part of Thruvision’s broader strategy to expand its presence in custodial facilities, following successful implementations in mainland Europe since 2022, and is expected to improve safety for both inmates and staff.
Spark’s Take on GB:THRU Stock
According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, GB:THRU is a Neutral.
Thruvision Group plc faces significant financial challenges with declining revenue and profitability issues. The technical analysis underscores a bearish trend, while the valuation is unattractive with a negative P/E ratio. Although corporate events reveal some positive developments, such as new product launches, the overall outlook remains cautious due to financial instability and strategic uncertainties.
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More about Thruvision Group plc
Thruvision Group plc is a leading international provider of advanced AI-based walk-through security technology. The company’s technology is used in over 30 countries by government and commercial organizations for efficient and safe screening of large numbers of people. Thruvision’s patented technology detects concealed objects in real-time using advanced AI algorithms, with offices located near Oxford and Washington DC.
Average Trading Volume: 3,799,235
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: £3.47M
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