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There is a recent blog post on Emis available here: https://www.sharesoc.org/blog/insolvency-and-administration/carillion-emis-kpmg/
Does anyone have a view on this mornings sharp rise to circa £10.49. I know there was some late positive activity yesterday pm (buying wise) but then a fairly sudden correction. Can we assume that we can expect a steady climb now towards £11 ish or am i being too hopeful. .
a good buying-in price after the drop last week
Price collapsed today
TIP guys today Daily Mail
Go baby Go!!!!
Overbought - just a natural drop to re-group after a significant period of rises. I reckon it could have a bit further down to go.
Can anyone enlighten me why the price of EMIS has been dropping a few % at the end of each day since 3rd June? For example it was at 965 at 4pm on 3/6/15 and dropped to 944 by 4:30. The next day it opened at 975. It has continued to do more or less the same thing for the next few days. Is there any significance to this or is it just a random thing?
Looks a medium term to me strong and steady progress
feel like a lone voice in the wilderness here!!! Very happy with where this one looks like its going and would be surprised if not a target, as was ASW, by private equity at over £9.
Price moving up nicely. Is this a target and at what price?
Good news but not sure why? Any thoughts?
anyone know if a divi expected this month as one paid out in Sept last year?
anyone know why the SP has stallled recently?
lol I was just checking out different shares to find the last post here, was shippy. She only posted that video cos she fancies the singer. you ok?
just for you http://youtu.be/vAP5kakbcQg
big trade .....
Riddell will remain on the board as a non-executive director when he formally steps down as CEO on March 21st to ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities and retention of his sector experience. The board has started a recruitment process to select a permanent successor. "Sean has made an immense contribution to EMIS's success over more than two decades, notably since flotation in April 2010 when Sean has been the public face of EMIS," said Chairman Mike O'Leary. "Having led the company for over 12 years, Sean wishes to devote more time to his family commitments and we have therefore agreed that it is an appropriate juncture for him to step down as CEO, whilst remaining active for a period in a non-executive role."
EMIS Group's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Sean Riddell, is retiring from his full-time role to focus on family commitments. The supplier of clinical software and related services to GP practices and other healthcare practitioners said Chief Administrative Officer, Chris Spencer, will work as chief executive on an interim basis. "I am enormously proud of how EMIS has grown and evolved since I joined in 1989," Riddell said. "After 23 years with the business I have decided that it is right for me to step back from my full time role and let others take the business to the next level. The future development of EMIS will be led by a talented executive management team which has been expanded and strengthened in recent years."
Sean Riddell, EMIS Group Chief Executive Officer, said: "2012 was a very busy year for EMIS Group. We accelerated the roll-out to GPs of EMIS Web, our transformational healthcare system, and RX Systems continued to grow its estate. "EMIS enables an increasing number of healthcare professionals to use and share patient data in a secure, time efficient and cost-effective manner and we are excellently placed to play an integral part in delivering the IT strategy of the NHS." The group's share price had fallen 12.78% to 785p at 11:07 on Thursday morning.
Shares in clinical software provider Emis Group fell sharply after the company announced that its group adjusted operating profit was forecast to fall short of expectations. The company, which supplies services to GP surgeries and other healthcare practitioners, stated that group adjusted operating profit was expected to be marginally below the analysts' expectations. This was largely a result of accelerated staff and recruitment costs associated with the Emis roll out and slight revenue shortfalls, the company stated. Group revenues were expected to be at least �86m, up from �73.2m in 2011, but the group said that this had been partially offset by lower-than-planned revenues from the Australian defence contracts, training and integrated care service. During the year, the roll-out of EMIS Web for GPs transitioned from controlled to accelerated status, the group reported. By the end of the year 1,676 EMIS Web GP installations had been completed of which 901 were in the second half of 2012. This compared to 406 in the first half of 2012. After taking into account practice mergers and closures, there were 1,635 live by the end of 2012.
EMIS Group: Numis lowers target price from 900p to 820p, while keeping a hold rating. Canaccord Genuity cuts target price from 815p to 725p and retains a hold rating.
seems a bit excessive!