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your not joking,,,market cap £1.47m cash in the bank £3.8m,,,how do you work that out!!!
Sorry, 7p by middle of which week?
showing as a sell
Shares in software group Geong (LON:GNG) advanced 16% in early deals on Thursday after it struck agreement over a loan deal. The firm has struck a deal with Hanafin Investments to repay £1.5 million of the outstanding loan of £2.5mln in instalments before the end of April this year. It comes after, as reported on January 25, Geong defaulted under the terms of the convertible unsecured loan stock, or CULS. After the £1.5mln is paid the remaining £1mln will be replaced by a new CULS, which will expire on June 30, 2014. It will carry an interest coupon of 7.5% and be convertible into shares at 5p each - a 51% premium to the mid-market closing price on March 22 this year, said Geong. Geong had cash of £4.6mln on February 28 this year and the first payment under the agreement, announced today, was on March 26. Geong plans to issue a full year trading update on May 20 this year with results scheduled for the second half of July 2013
buys,,,but its 3v1 atm,,,,any buys and this should move
top up of 34,569 shares,,,,,too cheep atm
been on the phone to wonga,,,,they said your too high risk,lol
This share price moves big time on really small volume. Any buying pressure and this will rocket
Would buy in here but skint even wonga com wont lend me any
And this company is making profit
1.66m,,,,,cash in the bank,,,,4milion???
Should see a nice rise today?
3v1,,,,very cheep these
Of just over 1.5 mil with 4 mil in bank,making profit and more good news to come short term
Will be back in double figures soon. So so few free shares available
Should see some nice rises today on the back of strong buying pressure. I can see us sitting at least 7p by mid week.. GLA..
We all the know the price moves here on the very low number of free shares in issue (and considering a large proportion are held by Management & company employees). That's what contributed to the very sharp decline noted seen over the last few months & should equally see a strong recovery now the CULS situation has been resolved. The underlying economic factors with signs of recovery within the domestic market should further underpin a rise back up over a more extended duration. Good to hold imho
go on tell us your price,,lol
might have a little top up myself,,,,,if you can buy any???
Fancy this one then loans paid so should do ok this week might have a dabble
interesting where this will go next week,i have a price in mind but i will keep that to myself,undiscovered at the moment this company basically, but that could all change by the end of this week IMO.
Turnover £4.3 million (H1 2011/12: £4.7 million) - Gross margin 53.5% (H1 2011/12: 50.6%) - Profit before tax £0.16 million (H1 2011/12: £0.71 million) - Basic earnings per share 0.19 pence (H1 2011/12: 1.16 pence) - Fully diluted earnings per share 0.19 pence (H1 2011/12: 1.16 pence) - Trade receivables £19.8 million (At 31 March 2012:£18.9 million) including accrued income of £15.5 million (At 31 March 2012: £14.7 million) - Gross cash £4.0 million (At 31 March 2012:£5.3 million) - Order book £11.5 million (At 31 March 2012: £11.0 million) including £4.5 million for delivery in H2 Key Highlights and new clients - The Company is expanding its customer and geographical base by using its partnerships with IBM and Oracle to extend its location coverage across Greater China and Southeast Asia. It has now established representation in Dalian, Wuhan, Shenzhen, Macau and Hong Kong in Greater China as well as in Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. Commenting on the results, Wang Weidong, Chief Executive Officer said: The revenue and profits after tax for the period are in line with Company projections and taking into account that the majority of the Company's revenues arise in H2, the Board remains confident that the full year results will be in line with those of 2012. The reduction in revenue and profit during the period has resulted from the strategic changes initiated two years ago, which, whilst causing a slow-down in revenues this year, will improve the longer term prospects of the business. The IaaS contract clients provide a strong base from which to develop our business but the gross margins are lower and collection periods are significantly longer than we can achieve on SaaS contracts. The Company has been monitoring, evaluating and assessing the gross margins and payment terms of all new contracts critically before accepting the business. As a result, the inflow of new IaaS business has slowed with a consequential impact on revenues. In addition, the Company is still in the transitional phase of seeking to capture more SaaS revenue from its existing IaaS customers, and, although it has secured two new SaaS contracts since the beginning of the year, taking the number of SaaS clients to 20, the full benefits of these contracts will not be seen until next year and thereafter in the form of regular and contracted revenue.
another one to watch for a multiple rise will be IPSA imho but dyor of course
Just the start!