TXCOM: insider trades · France · AMF

About TXCOM

TXCOM is a French industrial and technology group focused on identification, traceability and thermal printing solutions. Listed on Euronext Growth Paris under ISIN FR0010654087 and ticker ALTXC, the company built its profile around the historical expertise of AXIOHM, its legacy thermal printing brand, which has long been associated with point-of-sale equipment and embedded printing mechanisms. The stock first came to market in 2009 on the Marché Libre and was transferred to Alternext in 2010; it now trades on Euronext Growth. TXCOM’s industrial roots go back more than two decades. Euronext’s introduction materials describe the company as having over 20 years of successful experience in the design, manufacturing and marketing of innovative barcode-reading and thermal-printing solutions. The group historically relied on a combination of major-manufacturer partnerships and a global network of value-added distributors. It has been present in around 40 countries and has traditionally generated roughly 70% of sales from exports, highlighting a business model that is international by design. The company’s core business has centered on thermal printing mechanisms and systems used in demanding, high-volume environments. These solutions are deployed in fuel dispensers, gaming and lottery terminals, transportation systems, ticketing, kiosks and point-of-sale applications. TXCOM also developed traceability products such as wireless barcode readers, scanners and handheld or embedded terminals, serving industrial, logistics and transport customers. This positioning places the group in niche segments where reliability, compact design and durable operation are key competitive factors. TXCOM maintains an industrial footprint in France, with manufacturing largely based domestically, while certain molds and components are sourced from Asia. The company also has a direct presence in the United States, which supports its international commercial reach. This setup combines French engineering and production capabilities with a distributed sales and support model across export markets. In recent years, TXCOM has been reshaping its portfolio. In 2025, the company announced the definitive shutdown of its solenoid-valve and cylinder activities as of April 30, 2025, and later disclosed the liquidation of Nouvelle BCR as of September 30, 2025. These steps indicate a strategic refocusing on the group’s more resilient and value-generating businesses, in a context of weaker sales and a sharp decline in operating profit. At the same time, the board proposed a dividend in respect of FY2024, which suggests an ongoing commitment to shareholder returns despite the tougher operating backdrop.