OSLO: LINK Mobility, a provider of mobile communications solutions and digital conversations, was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange on Wednesday, trading under the symbol LINK.
The services provided by LINK Mobility enable banks, public authorities, organisations, online stores and others to communicate with their customers seamlessly across messaging platforms, sectors and geographies.
As one of Europe’s leading providers of mobile messaging and Communications Platform as a Service (‘CPaaS’), LINK Mobility covers a wide range of use cases and industries.
The company’s solutions engage consumers in digital conversations spanning from status updates on shopping and package delivery to responding to medical appointments.
In 2019, LINK Mobility delivered 9.5 billion direct messages on behalf of its clients.
The company’s vision is to enable meaningful, personalised, reliable and valuable conversations between customers and companies. As the world rapidly digitalises, mobile messaging has become an indispensable part of most consumers’ social communication. This digital megatrend calls for technological solutions that enable companies to talk with their customers, and authorities with their citizens, in an efficient, personalised and mobile-centric manner.
“Consumers expect and demand fast access to updated, personalised and reliable information through the communication apps they have on their smartphones. Our technology allows for brands to use these channels to build those meaningful and valuable connections with their customers that can be so crucial to a company’s success,” says Guillaume van Gaver, CEO of LINK Mobility.
“The response to LINK Mobility’s IPO offering is evidence that many investors are aware of the potential that lies in our solutions for digital conversations and effective and secure modern communication,” says Jens Rugseth, chairman and co-founder.
The offering was quickly oversubscribed, securing close to NOK 7 billion through the offering of shares in the company. In the Nordic region, no other stock market launch has received greater response so far in 2020.
“The possibilities that exist within personalised digital communication are clearer than ever and are contributing to positioning the company for further growth; both organically and through strategic acquisitions,” says Rugseth.
“We are excited to bring LINK Mobility to the Oslo Stock Exchange and continue expanding into promising markets in Europe and beyond. I would like to thank our entire organisation that has worked tirelessly to ensure that the company delivers on its promises and continues to provide solutions for engaging and rich digital communication to a broad range of sectors,” says van Gaver.
LINK has established a solution-oriented and cloud-based CPaaS platform – a modular and decoupled platform designed to support all customer types (Enterprise, SME and Partner). The platform is optimised for sending large numbers of messages per second, using a variety of communication channels (SMS, WhatsApp, Viber, Google Verified, RCS, mobile applications push).
The platform offers services such as messaging, mobile invoice, conversations and coupons combined with intelligent routing and orchestration. The unique and innovative solutions have been developed by LINK Mobility’s developers in close cooperation with customer demands.
“We are proud to have created an innovative and modular CPaaS platform for flexible customer solutions, allowing customers to maximise their return on investment,” says Torbjørn G. Krøvel, CTO of LINK Mobility.
LINK Mobility is one of Europe’s leading providers of mobile messaging and Communications Platform as a Service (‘CPaaS’) solutions for customer engagement serving enterprise, SME and government customers. LINK offers a wide range of innovative and scalable mobile solutions, creating valuable digital convergence between businesses and customers, platforms and users. As of 30 June 2020, the Group had more than 33,000 customer accounts across Europe, and in 2019 LINK exchanged 9.5 billion messages.
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