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Just shows what an article in the weekend FT by an ISA millionaire can do to a share price.
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Nice quiet board here. Lots of good things going for this share IMO but can any long term holders/observers tell me please what the usual spread is here ? Is liquidity a problem ?
directors buying shares in ctg onwards and upwards to 125p a share
what is the total divend for each share on the 8 july 2016
Total equity currently stands at MINUS 6.73m; i.e. liabilities are greater than assets. Current liabilities also outstrip current assets. This does not install confidence. Debt needs to be reduced significantly before an investment case can be made.
Never a better time to buy if you take the long view.
Revenue growth of 12.7% to £61.0m (2013: £54.2m) · Operating profit more than doubled to £3.7m (2013: £1.6m) · Earnings per share increased to 9.34p per share (2013: 0.82p per share) · Proposed final dividend up 50% to 1.5p per share (2013: 1.0p per share). Total dividend 2.25p per share (2013: 1.5p per share) · Retail stocktaking market has experienced strong pricing pressure · Buoyant corporate transactional activity driving growth in Professional Business Services · Double-digit asset value growth in most of our market sectors
Christie (CTG) is expected to double adjusted pre-tax profit to £2.9 million and EPS to 8.38p in 2014, according to Charles Stanley. After that, it's more modest progress of 6% and 9% respectively.
CTG Christie Group - leading provider of Professional Business Services and Stock & Inventory Systems & Services to the leisure, retail and care markets 40p to 130p in 4 years 26m shares and £36M mcap Last year had £54M revenue - decent for now £36M mcap From Half yearlys posted on 16th September: · Revenue for the first half up 14.4% to £29.4m (2013: £25.7m) · £1.1m increase in operating profit before exceptional items to £0.8m (2013: £0.3m loss) · Basic earnings per share up 5p per share to 1.74p (2013: 3.26p negative eps) · Interim dividend increased by 50% to 0.75p per share (2013: 0.5p per share) · Corporate M&A instructions provide basis for expectation of a strong full year result from chairmans outlook statement: "We expect to report a strong outcome for the year with the potential for further improvement once the recovery in mainland Europe materialises." Director buys following half yearly report
why on earth is the spread so big at 7.5%?
29 April 2014 Christie Group plc Trading update Christie Group plc ("Christie Group" or the "Company"), the leading provider of Professional Business Services and Stock & Inventory Systems & Services to the leisure, retail and care markets is pleased to provide an update to investors on current trading. In the Company's preliminary results statement released on 31 March 2014 the Chairman stated that the Company started 2014 with more signed M&A mandates than for any prior year. The Board is pleased to report that progress in these assignments has been quicker than had been anticipated. Trading since the start of the year across all of Christie Group's operations is in aggregate above or in line with management's expectations. As a consequence, results for the first half will be positive (2013 GBP300k loss). Assuming no materially adverse economic changes or political unrest in our core markets, the Board believes that results for the year to 31 December 2014 will be substantially ahead of the current market forecast. Enquiries:
Could really move upwards today... Solid Rns... Modest Market Cap... And Sooooooo Very few shares on offer!!!
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Excellent update
Again this share is sky rocketing…almost 10% today. Does anyone know why? Results are due end of March, so perhaps this is in expectation of extremely good news?
Hi, This share seems to be going up about 6% each day. Does anyone know why? I see that we are still quite a way off the 10 yr trading high of this share so plenty of upside left.
Any long holders here with a snap shot of future potential. Had a tip off it might be a good investment not much volume. A bit tied up to research at the moment . In profit 2015 predicted . Thanks
Looked at these the other day, does not seem to be any rns or any reason i can see for the rise, there was 27 trades today, not much being said on here is there
Remarkable reversal, anyone know what's going on?
Anyone know what has gone wrong here? Are we expecting disappointing results?
Christie Group, a business services firm, has opened a new office in Warsaw as it seeks to expand its presence in the Polish and Ukrainian markets. Christie & Co, the group's specialist property advice subsidiary, now has 14 offices across the globe. It has appointed Warsaw native Adam Konieczny as Business Development Manager for Poland and Ukraine. Prior to joining Christie & Co Konieczny worked as a senior consultant in the Polish hospitality industry at an international property company for more than seven years. "Adam will lead Christie & Co's consultancy services in Poland and Ukraine, a part of Europe whose hotel sector has seen a significant expansion in recent years," said Markus Beike, Managing Director of Christie & Co's German operations.
Professional services conglomerate Christie Group (CTG) announced that revenue growth had remained strong in the start of the financial year, benefiting from clients looking to de-leverage their businesses. The company noted a resurgence in large deal sizes, including the sale of the 918 pub Galaxy portfolio for 422 million pounds, for which it was an advisor. Christie added that it completed the acquisition of Orridge Business Sales during the period, making it the largest pharmacy agent and advisor in the UK. The shares leapt by 7p to 77.5p.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201206130700092360F
Shares in business services firm Christie Group fell on Wednesday after the firm said profits were down and it was cutting its dividend. The company, which focuses on the retail, leisure and care sectors, posted a pre-tax profit of £0.6m for 2011, down from £0.9m the year before. However, a one-off cost of opening an office in Dubai all but wiped that figure out. Revenue increased by 9.0% to £53.3m but Christie slashed its dividend in half, proposing a shareholder pay out of 0.5p per share for the year. "Financial turmoil in the Eurozone and political instability in the Middle East ultimately curtailed our profitability in the second half of the year, albeit a healthy increase in top line revenue was achieved across the year," said Chairman Philip Gwyn.
Is this the start of a breakout for CTG? The only one of my shares that hasn't fallen over the past 3 months. Long may it continue. GLA and DYOR.