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Gresham Computing makes Q1 progress Date: Monday 18 Apr 2011 LONDON (ShareCast) - Banking software firm Gresham Computing reported improved first quarter pre-tax profit and revenue while it remains confident about its recently upgraded outlook. For the quarter ended 17 April 2011 pre-tax profit rose to £0.3m from £0.0m the year before. Revenue for the period rose to £2.5m from £1.9m. Adjusted EBITDA profit increased to £0.4m from £0.1m the same quarter a year earlier. Gresham confirmed that its order book and pipeline remains strong while cash levels increased to £3.3m from £3.1m before. "Revenues in the first quarter of 2011 were significantly ahead of the comparative period, with Real-time financial solutions revenues up 36%, from growth in both annuity and professional services, and Software revenues up 15% as customer demand for licensing and support continued," said Gresham in a company statement.
Chris Errington, CEO of Gresham, commented: "I am pleased with our performance so far in 2011 and the progress that we are making generally. All areas of the business are contributing well and we are now delivering consistent growth in a number of core areas."
Current trading and outlook Revenues in the first quarter of 2011 were significantly ahead of the comparative period, with Real-time financial solutions revenues up 36%, from growth in both annuity and professional services, and Software revenues up 15% as customer demand for licensing and support continued. Q1 2011 profitability was also significantly improved on the comparative period from a combination of growth in revenues, higher margin work and a restructured cost base. The group's financial position remains strong with cash at 31 March 2011 of £3.3m (31 December 2010 £3.1m). The confirmed order book and pipeline remains strong and we continue to grow our core annuity income base from a combination of contracted SaaS and traditional support and maintenance revenue streams.
Period 1 January 2011 to 17 April 2011 Gresham Computing plc, the specialist provider of software based solutions that enable customers to achieve real-time financial certainty in transaction and cash management, reports its Interim Management Statement for the period 1 January 2011 to 17 April 2011. Highlights for Q1 2011 · Revenue up 32% to £2.5m (Q1 2010: £1.9m); · Adjusted EBITDA profit £0.4m (Q1 2010: £0.1m); · Profit before tax £0.3m (Q1 2010: £0.0m); · Cash £3.3m (31 December 2010 £3.1m); · Confirmed order book and pipeline remains strong; and · Management confident about recently upgraded outlook.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201104180700060373F
tick up
31-33
looks good to me
looks like there are buys on plus only?
is it worth topping up
27-28.5 now
Thoughts anyone?
PUSH !!! lol
tick up due now
more buys on plus
yeah great RNS me thinks !
nice and steady will do - locks in a decent future i guess
28-28.5
anyone
tick up coming soon
some buys coming in
Gresham Computing plc ("Gresham" or the "Company") 28 October 2010 Significant contract renewal Gresham Computing plc (LSE: GHT), the specialist provider of real-time financial solutions, is pleased to announce the renewal of a significant Software contract, securing total revenues to Gresham of £1.3 million which, in line with the Company's accounting policy, will be recognised evenly over the 4.5 year term of the contract. Total revenues accruing over the term of this renewal are slightly ahead of the Board's expectations due to higher than anticipated future usage and, in a change to the traditional license and maintenance deals, the renewal follows a Software as a Service model. The full £1.3 million renewal fee is payable to Gresham in the 2010 financial year. As a result, the Board now expects the Company's cash position at 31 December 2010 to be materially ahead of prior estimates. Chris Errington, CEO Gresham, commented: "The contract renewal locks in future revenues, significantly enhances our cash position and transitions this significant customer to a Software as a Service model."
28 - 28.5 now !!!
27.5 - 28.5
Gresham Computing plc ("Gresham" or the "Company") 28 October 2010 Significant contract renewal Gresham Computing plc (LSE: GHT), the specialist provider of real-time financial solutions, is pleased to announce the renewal of a significant Software contract, securing total revenues to Gresham of £1.3 million which, in line with the Company's accounting policy, will be recognised evenly over the 4.5 year term of the contract. Total revenues accruing over the term of this renewal are slightly ahead of the Board's expectations due to higher than anticipated future usage and, in a change to the traditional license and maintenance deals, the renewal follows a Software as a Service model. The full £1.3 million renewal fee is payable to Gresham in the 2010 financial year. As a result, the Board now expects the Company's cash position at 31 December 2010 to be materially ahead of prior estimates. Chris Errington, CEO Gresham, commented: "The contract renewal locks in future revenues, significantly enhances our cash position and transitions this significant customer to a Software as a Service model."