While this may not have been the case in the early days, in today's context, designing more sustainable and responsible products has become a matter of course, and will probably become an obligation tomorrow. Times are changing, and we can only rejoice. But let's make no mistake about it: this requires a new vision of telephony.
It's a question of definitively rejecting a model based on technological one-upmanship, in favor of our users' needs and the consideration of all the stakeholders in our value chain. This is not only what makes us different, it's also what drives our commitment.
Thinking outside the box has led to our success and rapid growth. So much so, in fact, that we had to relocate our headquarters four times to accommodate our new employees. Since the launch of our first terminals, we have sold over 3 million of them and are now present in 16 countries. Even if Crosscall's initial vocation was to make durability accessible to the general public, we are also very proud to have been chosen by the SNCF, the Police, the Gendarmerie and even hospitals to equip their personnel in conditions of use that put the equipment to a severe test.
Crosscall has now become a mid-sized company (ETI) with almost 200 employees, and has raised several rounds of capital, while ensuring that its capital remains 100% French and that its employees have a stake in it. True to our DNA, we recently decided to offer a 5-year hardware Warranty on Generation 5 products, a guarantee unique in the telephony industry. In line with the new regulations forcing manufacturers to display the level of reparability of their products, not only have our latest models obtained the best marks on the market, but we are committed to ensuring that their components remain available for 10 years.