Big brands are moving from basic text messages to richer chat-style messaging, and LINK Mobility aims to ride that shift with new channels like RCS and WhatsApp while expanding into new regions. The upside comes with real catches—reliance on a few large customers, tough competition, and the challenge of stitching acquisitions together without hurting service or costs.Read more
LINK Mobility still leans heavily on old-school text messaging just as businesses and consumers move to newer chat apps and richer messaging channels. Add tougher privacy rules and rising competition, and this story asks whether growth and profits can hold up—or whether the market is expecting too much.Read more
LINK Mobility is betting that businesses keep shifting customer conversations to richer digital channels, using smarter tools that could make each message more valuable and open up new markets across Europe. But the same shift away from traditional texting, plus tougher rules and fierce rivals, could squeeze growth if the pivot doesn’t land.Read more
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LINK Mobility Group Holding ASA, together with its subsidiaries, provides mobile and communication-platform-as-a-service solutions. It operates through four segments: Northern Europe, Western Europe, Central Europe, and Global Messaging. The company offers various products such as engage, a messaging platform, connect, a chatbot builder, studio, a platform for messaging tools, and marketing platform for marketing automation. Its solutions are used in retail, banking, hospitality and leisure, health care and logistics, and technology. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.
