
United Kingdom · Security & investigations startup
TrackerTM Network (UK) Ltd is a leading provider of vehicle tracking and stolen vehicle recovery services in the UK.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
TrackerTM Network (UK) Ltd is a leading provider of vehicle tracking and stolen vehicle recovery services in the UK.
Established in 1993 and a subsidiary of CalAmp since 2019, Tracker specializes in security and telematics systems for various vehicles, including passenger cars, motorcycles, and heavy goods vehicles. The company boasts a remarkable recovery rate of 95%, with a significant portion of stolen vehicles recovered within 24 hours. Tracker's systems utilize advanced tracking technologies, including GSM/GPS and dedicated VHF radio networks. The company has installed over one million systems across the UK and has recovered more than £640 million worth of stolen vehicles. It is the only vehicle tracking provider formally supported by all 43 UK police forces, contributing to thousands of arrests and the shutdown of numerous chop shops. Tracker serves a diverse clientele, including individual vehicle owners, commercial fleet operators, and insurance companies, ensuring robust asset security and theft protection.
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