Thruvision Group plc (LSE:THRU) has reported a decline in revenue for the year ending March 2025, falling to £4.2 million from £7.8 million the previous year, largely due to a shortage of large orders. The company has implemented strategic changes, including appointing a new CEO and completing a strategic review, which concluded with the decision to remain independent and pursue additional capital. Early signs in FY26 are positive, supported by a renewed focus on border security and retail markets, as well as the launch of the new 81 Series product.
Financially, Thruvision faces challenges with declining revenue and profitability. Technical indicators show a bearish trend, and valuation remains unattractive with a negative P/E ratio. While recent corporate developments, such as new product introductions, provide some optimism, the overall outlook remains cautious given financial pressures and strategic uncertainties.
About Thruvision Group
Thruvision Group plc is an international developer, manufacturer, and supplier of walk-through security technology. Its AI-based detection systems are deployed in over 30 countries, enabling rapid and safe screening of large groups of people. The company operates offices and manufacturing facilities in both the UK and US, providing patented technology for real-time concealed object detection to government and commercial clients.
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