Big Technologies PLC (LSE:BIG), a specialist in electronic monitoring solutions, has issued a trading update for the first half of 2025, reporting total group revenues of £24.8 million—a slight decline compared to the same period last year. However, the company achieved underlying revenue growth of 4% in its core criminal justice segment when excluding the impact of its Colombia contract.
Despite the modest revenue dip, Big Technologies continues to demonstrate financial resilience with a robust net cash position of £94.9 million. The company also announced two new contract wins, including a major renewal with Queensland Corrective Services in Australia. These developments highlight sustained demand for its services and ongoing growth potential in key markets.
While Big Technologies benefits from a strong balance sheet and stable core business, it faces challenges from operational setbacks and legal issues that may weigh on performance. Technical indicators and valuation metrics point to potential upside, but mixed corporate developments and softening revenue trends warrant caution.
About Big Technologies PLC
Big Technologies PLC is a leading provider of remote personal monitoring solutions, operating under the ‘Buddi’ brand. The company delivers integrated electronic monitoring systems that combine advanced hardware and software, primarily serving the criminal justice and remote care sectors. Offering a flexible, subscription-based model, its technology is scalable across various use cases and regions. Big Technologies supports clients ranging from government agencies to healthcare providers, with a focus on safety, compliance, and real-time monitoring capabilities.
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