Catapult (ASX:CAT) signs multi-year deal with German Football Association

March 29, 2022 08:53 PM AEDT | By Sonal Goyal
 Catapult (ASX:CAT) signs multi-year deal with German Football Association
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Highlights

  • Catapult Group has been on investors’ radar amid the tech sector rally.
  • Catapult has struck a huge, long-term agreement with German Football association, DFB - Akademie.
  • The financial metrics of the deal are not disclosed.

Sports science and analytics company, Catapult Group International Ltd (ASX:CAT) has been amongst the top ASX technology stocks today (29 March 2022) as the share closed 9.37% high at AU$1.400 apiece.

Today, information technology (XIJ) was the top-performing sector as it shot up by 3.29% on the ASX.

Throughout the trading hours, the shares of Catapult were buzzing in the green territory as the company also announced a multi-year and multi-solution deal with a new customer - the German Football Association.

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Multi-year contract with the German Football association

Catapult has signed a multi-year, multi-solution deal with the world’s single largest sports federation – the German Football Association (FA). As per the agreement, the German FA will use the Catapult’s technology to track athletes’ performance with wearables, capture performance through video and enhance the analysis infrastructure of the German National Football team at all levels.

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The sports technology company said that this contract highlights the demand for the combined suite of solutions offered by Catapult after it bought SBG Sports software in June 2021. The integrated platform of Catapult empowers the coaches to view athletes’ data on a video screen.

Catapult informed its shareholders that all 15 women’s and men’s teams would employ Catapult video technology, and wearables data will fuel 10 teams.

On the development, Catapult’s CEO commented:

German Football Association’s head of analysis, Christofer Clemens, said that solutions offered by Catapult empower the association to take a fair decision regarding how they train their athletes and gain a competitive advantage. Clemens added that Catapult’s technology gives confidence to both athletes and coaches that they have a complete view of everyone’s performance on the pitch.

Performance of Catapult’s share

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In the last five trading days, the share price of Catapult has risen 24%, and the share price gain in the previous month was over 10%. In past twelve months, share prices have diminished significantly as they declined by 27%. The shares have recorded 9% fall from the beginning of the year until now. The performance of catapult shares is in line with the ASX information technology index, which declined by 6% in 12-months, and the year-to-date fall is over 17%.

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