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- Tracsis plc Tracsis plc provides technology-driven software, hardware, data analytics, and services to the rail, traffic data, and wider transport industries worldwide, with primary operations in the UK, North America, Ireland, and expanding international markets. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Leeds, United Kingdom, the company operates through two main segments: Rail Technology & Services, offering end-to-end solutions including operations planning and allocation software such as TRACS Enterprise, remote condition monitoring hardware and data acquisition systems, safety and risk management platforms like RailHub, smart ticketing and contactless payment systems including Hopsta and Tap Converter for pay-as-you-go deployments, delay repay automation, and real-time performance management tools; and Data, Analytics, Consultancy & Events, encompassing traffic data collection via machine learning AI and surveys, geographic information systems and earth observation analytics through GeoIntelligence, customer experience insights, and event traffic management services. Tracsis plc serves train operating companies, infrastructure providers such as Network Rail and Rail Delivery Group, government agencies, and transport operators with mission-critical systems that enhance efficiency, safety, reliability, sustainability, and passenger experience across rail, road, and multimodal networks. Recent developments include the completion of a global operating model transformation unifying Rail Technology & Services under one leadership team, the award of a multi-year GeoIntelligence contract with the UK government valued at over £9 million over 10 years, ongoing delivery of the Tap Converter contract embedding its ticketing technology for national pay-as-you-go rollout with deployments starting in 2026, investment in a next-generation modular SaaS-native operations and planning platform for UK leadership and international scalability, establishment of a £35 million revolving credit facility, a CEO transition with David Frost succeeding Chris Barnes in August 2025, and a £3 million share buyback programme alongside an 8% dividend increase, all supporting strategic growth in recurring software licences up 6% and consumer transactional revenues up 17% for the year ended July 2025.