Browse the full management transaction log of VOGO, a listed equity based in France. Shares trade on FR FR, under the authority of AMF. Operating in the Technology sector, VOGO has recorded 88 insider filings. Market capitalisation: €10.6m. The latest transaction was filed on 16 March 2026 — Acquisition. Among the most active insiders: Christophe Carniel. The full history is free.
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VOGO is a French technology company focused on professional audio and video solutions for mission-critical and operationally intensive environments. Listed on Euronext Growth Paris under ISIN FR0011532225 and ticker ALVGO, the group has built its business around two complementary areas of expertise: video capture and replay for sport, and wireless audio communication systems for professional sport, industry and safety applications. Headquartered in Montpellier, with additional offices in Paris and Grenoble, VOGO serves an international customer base through an integrated hardware-and-software offering. Founded in Montpellier by entrepreneurs with a background in sports innovation, VOGO first gained recognition in elite sport through its video-assisted officiating and decision-support solutions. The company launched its IPO in November 2018 on Euronext Growth Paris, a key milestone in its capital markets and commercial development. Growth later accelerated through a combination of partnerships and acquisitions, including the acquisition of Vokkero, a well-known brand in radio communication systems for professional teams. The group operates mainly across two business lines. In sport, VOGO markets live & replay solutions, video officiating tools, match supervision systems, and communication solutions for referees, coaching staff and medical teams. Its portfolio includes VOGOSCOPE, a turnkey multi-camera capture and live video distribution solution, as well as VOKKERO audio systems for on-field communication. In industry, VOGO addresses noisy or critical environments with robust audio systems designed to improve team coordination. The company has also rolled out a TaaS (Technology as a Service) model, launched in 2023 in sports, which increases recurring revenue and supports customer retention. From a commercial standpoint, VOGO holds a niche but differentiated position, with a growing international footprint and references in professional sport, federations and selected industrial uses. In 2025, management reported resilient business trends, including a rising share of TaaS revenue and improving operating profitability, underscoring the strength of the company’s business model. VOGO also highlights international deployments and certifications that enhance its growth potential across sport and industry. The group is now integrated into ABEO, which provides industrial and commercial synergies to accelerate the global rollout of its technologies.