Cloudified Holdings (LSE:CHL) Short Ratio

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What is Cloudified Holdings Short Ratio?

Short Ratio is a metric signaling prevailing investors' sentiment with a company. It represents the number of days it takes short sellers on average to repurchase all the shares short.

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Cloudified Holdings Business Description

Address c/o Blake Morgan LLP, Forbury Street, Apex Plaza, Reading, GBR, RG1 1AZ
Falanx Group Ltd is a UK-based cybersecurity company that provides intelligence-led security services to businesses and government organizations. Its operations are organized around two principal divisions: Falanx Cyber Defence, which delivers managed security services, including security operations centre monitoring, threat intelligence, penetration testing, and incident response, and Falanx Assuria, which supplies governance, risk, and compliance software for vulnerability management and security auditing. Customers include mid-market and enterprise clients across sectors such as financial services, legal, healthcare, and the public sector, primarily in the United Kingdom and Europe. Revenue is generated through recurring subscription and retainer fees for managed services and software licensing, supplemented by project-based consulting and professional services engagements. The company has undergone restructuring in recent years, divesting non-core operations to focus on its cybersecurity business.