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This website has few fellows for companies of this capitalisation ? Any body care to write down what is actally happening with all these RNS releases for Bond International ?
Just read the December 2015 update. Pleased I don't own this puppy. Extended strategic processes aka attempts at selling company typically end in tears which are compounded by depressed earnings as company employees take their eye off the ball.
Does anyone have any insight into the likelihood of this puppy being sold. Seems some people have a view ?
under the radar just yet will pick up as news hits
does anyone know the problem with the share game I cant get onto the site for it
This is a great rns with increase in profits and chance of takeover bid under the radar at the moment
and good acquisition too! expected to be immediately earnings enhancing according to bdi
fab results: · Recurring revenues now represent 95% of administrative expenses (2012: 92%) · Administrative expenses* down by 4.1% to £24.7m (2012: £25.7m) · Operating profit* up 23% to £3.4m (2012 £2.7m) · Profit before tax up 193% to £1.6m (2012: £0.56m) · Diluted earnings per share up 53% to 3.5p (2012: 2.3p) · Recommended Final Dividend up 22% to 2.2p (2012: 1.8p) · Moved to net cash position of £1.4m (2012 net debt: £1.8m) P/FCF of 9
Results out this week. Worth watching.
Be careful investing in this company, one of the Directors, Richard Hall, was part of the board of TVZ where the assets were sold for approximately 20% of their true value and the shareholders were left with nothing
I had a few nice trades with WRES awhile back as well... It can be a lucrative share to trade...
I neally did not as well because of the size of the contract relative to the mcap. But with that written, it was the amount of shares/order books that tip the scales for me:) We're thinking alike here my friend... After all... AIMS listed shares equal volatility...:)
Do you have a brother called jonnytutu he likes saying I'm out! lol
I'm too lazy today, and also, sitting here planning out new flooring for the house etc...
How have you been? Not this time around, but it all adds up at the end of the month:) Did you manage to get in as well?
Been out for a few minutes now:) Small profit... But better thatn nothing:)
Very nice. Ticking up nicely now.
When you put it like that it would be rude not to! What you really wanted to say was get the **** in here
Like a 100p plus is on the cards!
Few shares on offer... I can't get my offer executed! I'll try a limit order... She could move so easily once opened up!
RNS - Just won a 5 year contract worth min. £2.5mil
Contract win. This is going to move nicely this afternoon.
18 October 2013 For Immediate Release 18 October 2013 Bond International Software plc ("Bond" or "the Company") Contract Win Bond International Software plc, the specialist provider of software for the international recruitment and human resources industries, is pleased to announce it has won a five year contract, worth a minimum of GBP2.5 million over the life of the contract, with a leading UK recruitment agency. The contract involves delivering Bond Adapt, the staffing and recruitment software system which enables recruiters to be as effective and competitive as possible, and will be provided through a Software as a Service model with additional consulting services. Steve Russell, CEO of Bond International Software commented: "The new contract win underpins our confidence in the improving recruitment markets. This is a high profile client and further endorses the strength of Bond Adapt which offers a unique cutting-edge features and functionality. We look forward to further developing a strong relationship with the company over the coming years." ENDS For further information, please contact: Bond International Software Tel: 01903 707070 plc: Steve Russell: Group Chief Executive
Interesting!
Profits at Bond International Software were hit as recruitment firms paired back on IT investment. The firm, which provides software to the recruitment sector, added that a shift from from traditional licences to cloud-based deals - known as Software as a Service (SaaS) - had also impacted the bottom line. The result was total revenues for the group dropped 5% from £18.4m in 2011 to £17.4m in 2012. Operating profit dropped almost a third to £1m, while earnings per share fell to 2.07p. The company said it had significant prospects both in the UK and abroad, but these are likely to be less lucrative SaaS deals and might not have a material impact on short term results. "The staffing software market remains challenging and while we remain cautious about the UK and USA, the group is well placed to take advantage of continued growth in key emerging markets and to prosper when growth returns to the economy," said Group Chief Executive Steve Russell. "In the last six months Bond has continued to invest in, and expand operations, in Asia Pacific, leading to a significant contract win in Japan, showing continued confidence in our service offering and strength in this market."