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About X Netcall PLC

Netcall plc is a UK-based enterprise software group listed on the London Stock Exchange (FTSE 100/250/AIM), specifically on AIM, with its country of incorporation and operating base in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1984, the company has evolved from a small software business into a focused digital transformation provider. Its operational headquarters is in Bedford, Bedfordshire, at Bedford Heights. Over time, Netcall has built a reputation as a specialist in workflow automation, customer engagement and low-code digital process delivery. The core of the business is the Liberty platform, which brings together intelligent automation, process orchestration, document handling, customer communications and, increasingly, AI-enabled capabilities. Netcall’s product set is designed to simplify complex enterprise and public-sector processes, enabling organisations to digitise workflows, automate repetitive tasks, improve service delivery and create better end-user experiences. The group also offers digital experience functionality through Jadu, which became part of Netcall following the December 2025 acquisition and adds accessible web content management, online forms and digital front-end capabilities. Netcall’s competitive position is that of a mid-cap specialist with a strong niche in regulated, process-heavy environments. It is not a general-purpose mega-suite vendor; instead, it differentiates itself by combining multiple capabilities that are often bought separately: low-code development, automation, contact-centre/customer engagement tools, process analysis and AI. This integrated approach helps customers reduce implementation complexity, accelerate time to value and improve operational efficiency. The company says it serves more than 700 organisations across healthcare, government, financial services, housing and other sectors, with particularly deep reach in the UK public sector and the NHS. Historically, Netcall has used a mix of organic product development and targeted acquisitions to widen its addressable market. In 2024 it acquired Skore, expanding process mapping and process improvement capabilities, and Parble, strengthening intelligent document processing. In 2025 it added Jadu, extending its digital experience layer and improving its proposition for public-sector and educational customers. These transactions support a broader strategy of building a single platform for end-to-end digital transformation rather than offering isolated point solutions. Recent news flow has been constructive. Full-year 2025 results highlighted strong cloud growth, improved annual contract value and healthy profitability. The March 4, 2026 interim results further indicated double-digit revenue growth, faster cloud momentum, higher recurring revenue and accelerating AI-related bookings, while also pointing to a record contracted order book. Netcall also continues to secure partnerships and customer wins across UK public services and regulated industries. For investors, the stock offers exposure to a profitable UK software name on AIM, with recurring revenues, growing cloud penetration and a strategy aligned with long-term digitisation demand.