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https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/massy-hit-by-cyber-attack-6.2.1486020.493fdc9ff2
On the eve of a long weekend and the end-of-month bustle, a cyber attack forced all 21 branches of Massy Stores to suspend operations yesterday.
Customers who were expecting to carry out their usual month-end shopping were told by employees that the supermarket chain was experiencing technical challenges, which meant that purchasing at the stores and pharmacies was affected.
However, customers who wanted to purchase lunches could have done so via cash only.
In several media releases yesterday, Massy Stores confirmed it was the target of a cyber security attack, which led to all stores across the country being faced with technical difficulties
Must be transfers into ISA as can still sell over 150,000 shares above bid
Hopefully they will pop out earlier this year rather than having to wait until June!!
Going to be an overhang at 14p obviously. Then on to 20p; smaller overhang with the options. Going to take time, not many meaningful updates but moving in the right direction, operationally..
Have lost 80% of value… tel print
When were they 50p?
WHY is this dog of a share at 10p??????
****ED OFF and have lost about 80% of value.
All these contracts won must be bad ones
Ah, I looked at the date 22nd March 2021 and my brain read that as 2022 (when of course the SP was roughly at this level).
When the Research was published, the share price was 23.5p! :o)
did someone forget to proof read it before submission lol
10p plus 268% is 36.8p (37p)
;))
How does ~10p to 37p result in 68% upside?
From Tennyson Research: dated the 22nd March 2021:
"Looking at the peer group of global cybersecurity names, we can see that BrandShield compares favourably in terms of expected top-line growth over the forecast period. Looking specifically at 2023E multiples, the peer group trades at 5.0 times revenues, and the lower growth UK benchmark, Avast, trades at 6.2 times. Using a 5 times reported FY23E revenue multiple, this gives an enterprise value for BrandShield of £42.8 million, and allows us to set a 12-month target price of 37p per share, offering investors upside of 68%. We initiate coverage of Brandshield with a BUY recommendation."
BrandShield secures mandate with global pharmaceutical company
wonder who it is
From Tennyson Research : ARR to grow 61% per annum over forecast period. We are forecasting that BrandShield will grow its ARR from $3.28 million in Q4/21 to $21.95 million by Q4/24, which represents 61% per annum average growth. This translates into 22% per annum growth in reported revenues, which we expect to grow from £2.62 million to £17.83 million over the forecast period.
Another positive announcement, the penny will drop soon.
According to the Tennyson Research the ARR for this year ending is estimated at US$ 8.42, significant growth on last years figure of US$ 5.12.
I'm guessing its the $5.2m ARR RNSed in Jan 2022 and 30% added on for 2022 growth.
ARR growth is encouraging but as mentioned previously we need revenues growing at a quicker rate than costs, however, happy to hold at these prices as it does look lowly valued
I agree that the wider market has been a right drag.
Revenue doesn't tell the whole story - we need to see costs and/or profit.
How are you getting ARR? We don't know how the cost base has been doing this year do we?
The share price performance has indeed been shocking Ricardo, but so have 100's of other similarly sized companies this last 10 months.
BUT....
The companies revenue and ARR performance has been superb.
At £13.50m valuation (10.50p by 128.666m shares) the company looks cheap give $6.85m ARR on 30% growth for 2022.
That suggests £5.18m ARR (at 1.312 exchange rate) so a forecast revenue multiple of just 2.60.
Patience required.
SP performance has been shocking, but this is your worst Aim investment then actually you're not doing too badly. I could bore you with some shockers about FRR, HUR, SXX, UKOG, ANGS. Far, far worse than this. Having said that, it'd be nice if this one picks up a bit.
Steven Mnuchin’s private equity group has made its first buyout since he stepped down as US Treasury secretary in the Trump administration, taking a controlling interest in mobile cyber security company Zimperium for $525mn.
Liberty Strategic Capital, Mnuchin’s firm, has focused on cyber security with four minority investments since its launch last year. Mnuchin raised $2.5bn from a group of backers that included Japan’s SoftBank, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala.
Zimperium, founded by two Israeli security experts, provides companies with technology to stop criminals from hacking the mobile devices of their employees to obtain sensitive information.
The Dallas-based company has claimed that it is capable of thwarting mobile attacks such as the one carried out by NSO Group’s Pegasus, the Israeli military-grade spyware manufacturer that created software to trace the phones of journalists and human rights activists around the world.
“It’s clear that mobile is the new front line for cyber security,” Mnuchin said. “We believe Zimperium has positioned itself as the leader in securing mobile endpoints and applications.”
Prior to joining Donald Trump’s administration, Mnuchin worked for several years on Wall Street, climbing to the top ranks of investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Can someone at the company please let me know who I can give my bank details to so you can take money direct from my account, might as well cut out the middle man...
Had this share since 2016 and its plummeted since. No prospects for future and just a complete dog.Stuck with it around £150 .Terrible!!