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Looks like this guy needs to get his crystal ball booked in for a service!!!!! Seriously, anyone seen anything that would explain the recent bounce?
http://www.privatepunter.co.uk/Companies/a-look-at-ght-10-november-2014
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extraordinary EV/rev multiple ...(and don't like the double top either)
I know for sure that the 1500 @ 132p is a buy. I like this quiet company.
nicely. Will be interesting to see if we break the resistance at 140p and set a new high. Should know by the end of next week at this pace. Heres hoping
good for the next step up. MACD/RSI coming out of the pullback and heading positive. Closed above the 20SMA
Made massive profit on this share a fews years back. Look like its aligning itself for a repeat performance soon. chk fundermentals and management experience
A lot of similar buys today - someone filling a big order?
Long awaited trading update coming next week apparently. Think this will be GHT's year.
but as is often the case difficult to know whether buys or sells! well done, mms
Shares in the company are up 21.50% over the past year, equal to 11.50p.
Gresham Computing, which provides software solutions to financial institutions, has reported a rise in both revenue and profit and told investors it is feeling confident in its outlook. In the period between July 1st and November 6th, revenue rose 6% from £8.5m to £8.9m, with annuity income up 15% over the same period, while pre-tax profit leapt 19% to £1.1m (2011: £0.9m). In a statement the company said: "We continue to make good progress in our core Real-time Financial Solutions (RTFS) business with revenues from our bank partner-led cash and transaction management solutions remaining strong. "In line with our strategy to achieve profitable revenue growth, we continued a planned reduction in those RTFS revenues that fall outside of the core cash and transaction focus; leading to an overall revenue reduction for Q3 2012 of 6% but delivering higher profitability and annuity revenues in Q3 2012 compared to Q3 2011. "Our investment in the CTC technology is on plan and we are making good sales progress across bank and non-bank markets, which have long and short sales cycles respectively. We are currently scoping the implementation of CTC with a number of customers for deployment in Q4 2012." The group also stressed that its financial position, confirmed order book and pipeline remain strong and said it feels confident in its outlook for 2012 and beyond.
Outlook We are now well positioned in our pursuit of a number of strategic objectives and remain confident of meeting full year expectations. Based on feedback from customers and successful proof of concepts, we expect to make significant progress with our CTC platform technology in the second half of 2012 and beyond.
Chris Errington, CEO of Gresham, commented: "We continue to deliver against our strategy and are making significant progress with Clareti Transaction Control (CTC). We are now well positioned in our pursuit of a number of strategic objectives."
Gresham Computing plc ("Gresham" or the "Company" or the "Group") Half-yearly report Gresham Computing plc, the specialist provider of software based solutions that enable customers to achieve real-time financial certainty in transaction and cash management, is pleased to report its half-yearly results for the 6 months ended 30 June 2012. Highlights for the 6 months ended 30 June 2012 are set out below: · Revenue up 11% to £6.02m driven by continued Real-Time Financial Solutions growth; · Adjusted EBITDA profit up 16% to £0.94m (H1 2011: £0.81m); · Profit before tax up 25% to £0.71m (H1 2011: £0.57m); · Basic EPS up 44% to 1.53 pence (H1 2011: 1.06 pence); · Cash £2.9m (30 June 2011: £2.9m); · Confirmed order book and pipeline strong; · ANZ live with Clareti Transaction Control; and · Management confident about outlook.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201208070700054219J
Gresham Computing has unveiled Australia and New Zealand Banking Group as its partner in a previously announced significant contract win. Under the deal Gresham will for a third time partner the bank, providing cash and information management solutions for corporate clients in an effort to increase visibility, control and efficiency in these areas. The bank said it believes the deal is the start of a long-term partnership for the two companies.
"As well as having strong expertise and credentials in working capital management solutions, Gresham demonstrated an innovative approach and a clear vision for the future," said Anne Collard, Global Head of Product & Channel Management, Payments & Cash Management at ANZ. "We needed to supplement the work we are doing to enhance our suite of advanced client solutions and meet an aggressive roll-out schedule, so partnering with a vendor we can trust was crucial. Gresham has been collaborative throughout all stages of development and we envisage this to be the start of a long and successful partnership." "From the outset we established a very close relationship with ANZ, developing a mutually supportive business model where our commercial success is linked directly to the uptake of solutions by ANZ's clients. We successfully delivered each phase of the overall project on time, allowing the bank to hit all of its launch date targets," said Chris Errington, CEO of Gresham Computing. "I look forward to working with ANZ as the solutions are rolled out to local, regional and global clients." ANZ Cashactive Virtual was launched in Australia in December 2011, with ANZ Cashactive Fusion and ANZ Cashactive Control introduced in April 2012. Gresham is now actively supporting ANZ as they roll out the solutions across the Asia Pacific region.
Following the announcement of a "Significant Contract Win" with a major new bank customer, as announced by the Company on 20 July 2011, Gresham has today issued a press release with further information on the partnership with this bank customer, which has now been named as Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. The press release follows in full unedited text below: ANZ partners with Gresham to deliver innovative cash and information management solutions for corporate clients London, 10 July 2012, Gresham Computing plc, a leading provider of transaction control solutions to international financial institutions, today announced the successful commercialisation of its third major project with Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd (ANZ) - rounding out ANZ's innovative solution suite for helping corporate clients to increase visibility, control and efficiency in the areas of cash flow and information management. Using Gresham's Clareti Transaction Control (CTC) solution, ANZ recently launched ANZ Cashactive Fusion. This solution helps organisations managing large volumes of payments and collections with optimising working capital and finance team efficiency. By streamlining and automating the capturing and reconciliation of financial information to drive insight-led business decisions, it is ideal for organisations in financial services, utilities, telecommunications, health and property sectors. The bank has also partnered with Gresham to deliver ANZ Cashactive Control and ANZ Cashactive Virtual. While both solutions provide a robust and efficient way of managing, segregating and reconciling funds, they offer the flexibility of addressing different business needs. ANZ Cashactive Control is specifically targeted at helping organisations in accounting, legal, property, government or specialist financial sectors with the compliance obligations involved in managing client monies. When it comes to managing intra-company funds, ANZ Cashactive Virtual is relevant to any organisation looking to maximise their liquidity in today's challenging environment.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201207100700070158H
Crikey have held on to these for an age, and at last a bit of action. But I can't find any news at the moment. Anyone else know anything.? There appear to be a couple of big buys gone thro - 1m shares x2.......
Did you know the NT bought into these yesterday?
Gresham Computing (GHT) shares soared 7.25p to 44.5p on news the provider of software based solutions expects 2011 trading to be materially ahead of market expectations. "Trading and order visibility has strengthened since the update we provided to the market in April 2011 giving us increased confidence in our outlook for 2011," the group said.