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"We are delighted to be working with YUDU - our first technology partnership where we are creating Live Catalog, a new service offering for our customers. Combining ATTRAQT's Freestyle Merchandising platform and YUDU's digital catalogue technology will allow our customers to seamlessly incorporate the same visual merchandising that they use on their eCommerce sites into a mobile app. YUDU currently have over 220 retail clients who will now have the option to use ATTRAQT's technology to enhance their merchandising. We believe the partnership could be a very valuable opportunity for our business and have been delighted by the internal feedback we've had from the proof of concept."
Every little helps as they say
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/online-sales-lift-next-retailer-rasies-full-year-profit-guidance-1512900
http://news.parcel2go.com/article/uk-online-retail-sales-spike-11742
Quite possible to see a few consecutive years of revenue doubling from a low base, I would agree. It's hard to value at the moment and projections are risky, especially with tech companies. But one thing is for sure - Wagner will not have the intention to sell this company in due course, for just £12M ! NAI
Some info, plenty to listen on media as well. http://startups.co.uk/dan-wagner-founded-attraqt-raises-1-25m-in-aim-ipo/
Perhaps £18 mil is a bit optimistic but I expect them to double earnings over next 2 years with 2015 being around £4 million. Margin will probably drop a little though. So for 2017 I am aiming for £15 mill turnover.
What do you base £18M revenue forecast on, out of interest?
http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/news/1298533/dan-wagners-powa-technologies-worth-16-billion-pounds/ Posted there as well, think you could be looking at a turnover of £18 million plus in couple of years though. Good to see your in though.
Depends Graham. I do think that one of the original founders must be offloading some or all of their holding, which is perfectly normal and nothing to worry about as they are (so far at least) doing it in an orderly fashion. However, it's only7 weeks until next results. While it seems unlikely that the company will be in profit for the period, the run-rate could be very encouraging. I think a takeover next year seems entirely feasible if the high rate of growth continues. See my post over on ADVFN for some thoughts (only my opinions of course).
Hi I have quite a lot in here but will be adding yes. Looks like this could take a while to realise its true value.
Hello Graham. Are you looking to add here before results ? Or are you happy with your holding ?
Morning I know and the bid is still 57p. They must have a few shares to sell before moving this. Big indication is that they only had £300k at the end of December 2014 yet they have not had to raise any more money.
I'm keen to buy in here. I bought previously on a t20 trade and sold out because I saw another opportunity. But.....we are getting closer to results which are in the first 2 weeks of Sept. And they could be into profit. However the actual Ask is still 59.90 so far today.....so this share has not risen today. GLA
Another contract on the way perhaps
But no movement still 57p to sell. Is this one buyer or friends and family being allowed to buy at these prices i wonder
Buys from yesterday. Must be struggling to fill these.
I always look for trends in the market place. How many people do you know shop online for clothes? If its more than 2 or 3 then you can bet that its going to gather pace very quickly. Take note of what you see around you and if you think its trending at the moment then thats a good time to look for a company thats in that market.
Sounds very bullish on results, got a feeling they are going to fairly good imo.
Have been thinking that for a while now, if they were not making a profit by now then surely they would have run out of money. Hence why i believe they are now profitable, costs are negligable and with most shares being owned by directors i'm sure they wont want to dilute this anymore than they need to. Bit of media there now.
This looks like an interesting company with some impressive clients. My only concern is whether they will come back to the market for cash. At Dec 31 they only had 300k in cash, plus 200k net receivables. As they are not yet profitable and don't expect to be for a little while yet (from what I gather), surely they will be running very low on cash? Of course any placing might not be at a discount... but I wonder why they didn't raise an extra million at IPO say, to make absolutely sure they could get through to profitability?
ha ha you need to get her an i pad wont take long then. Beats having to go clothes shopping and trying to find an empty shoe seat.
can you tell my wife then ?
lol Seems to be the way things are going these days, women can't be bothered to go to the shops anymore.
See you are into ladies fashion..... hmmmm ...... each to their own !