Thruvision Group plc (LSE:THRU) has recorded its first UK orders under its newly introduced “Screening as a Service” offering, a subscription-based model that provides customers with access to its walk-through security systems, along with ongoing support and training, in exchange for a fixed monthly payment. The structure is intended to eliminate significant upfront capital expenditure, enabling organisations to implement advanced screening capabilities more rapidly and with greater budget flexibility.

The initial contracts represent an important step in the deployment of the company’s revised commercial strategy. Management views the early uptake as evidence of growing appetite for more adaptable procurement frameworks within the security screening sector. By shifting toward a subscription format, Thruvision aims to widen adoption of its technology and attract organisations seeking to modernise security infrastructure without committing to large capital outlays.

From a financial standpoint, the company’s near-term outlook remains constrained by weaker fundamentals, including falling revenues and ongoing losses. While technical indicators suggest a broadly neutral trend, valuation metrics continue to reflect the pressure associated with sustained negative earnings. The absence of recent earnings call disclosures or major corporate events means those elements do not materially affect the overall assessment.

More about Thruvision Group plc

Thruvision Group plc is an international designer, manufacturer and supplier of walk-through security screening solutions deployed by government and commercial customers across more than 30 countries. Its AI-enabled systems are capable of identifying concealed metallic and non-metallic threats in real time, facilitating efficient and non-intrusive people screening. The company operates offices and production facilities in both the UK and the United States.

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