Agillic is a Danish Software as a Service (SaaS) company within marketing technology (MarTech), headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark. Agillic’s omnichannel marketing automation platform empowers brands to work with data-driven insights and content to create, automate and send personalised communication to millions.
Proven business cases are found in retail, finance, travel & hospitality, energy & utility, technology & software, entertainment & gaming, media & publishing, charity & NGO, and in subscription businesses across all industries.
Today, we are publishing our latest Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) sector report, covering the recent news and thematics from the SaaS sector with insights into our comprehensive data set over Danish-listed SaaS companies.
The HCA SaaS newsletter for March 2024 has been sent out today. The newsletter covers the recent news from the Danish SaaS sector and insights from the US SaaS sector, including benchmark data and valuation perspectives.
The HCA SaaS newsletter for February 2024 has been sent out today. The newsletter covers some of the recent news from the Danish SaaS sector and insights from the US SaaS sector.
Today, Agillic announced its annual report for 2023 and new guidance for 2024. Read more about this and watch the full presentation with Agillic's CEO and CFO here.
The HCA SaaS newsletter for January 2024 has been sent out today. The newsletter covers the recent news from the Danish SaaS sector and also provides an overview of the upcoming financial reports in the sector.
As mentioned in the recent October newsletter, there was speculation by market analysts of a year-end stock market rally. This came true in November driven by declining interest rates and rising expectations for massive cuts in 2024. The positive development was substantial in the global/US SaaS sector, now trading at 6.9x ARR (up from 6.2x ARR), but has not been seen in the Danish SaaS sector yet.
In October, a few Danish-listed SaaS companies reported Q3 2023 results, while the cloud giants as well as some global SaaS companies also delivered fresh results and new expectations to the market recently. This has led to large volatility across the sector, where small negative or positive guidance surprises have led to big share price reactions.