Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
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Seem solid to me, if not very good. What do others think? I am no expert.
Looking to keep this as long term hold. And collect the growing dividends.
Looking at the shares traded today and there are lots of big buys..
Seems to have turned a corner here
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ATL Turbine Services Chooses Ideagen’s Q-Pulse to Enhance Management Systems
10 JUNE 2021
Leading global supplier of regulatory and compliance software solutions, Ideagen Plc, has announced that ATL Turbine Services has purchased its industry-leading quality management software tool, Q-Pulse.
ATL Turbine Services is an EASA certified UK based engineering company that repairs and overhauls turbine engine components to the highest quality standards. ATL is committed to offering its quality services to meet the standards and needs of both OEMs and independent overhaul facilities globally.
ATL was named as ‘One to Watch’ in a list of business excellence published by the European Business Awards 2019, one of the world’s largest and longest running business competitions.
Any body know why we are up 14% ....were we just oversold or is there something going on?
Picked up some more yesterday. This one is growing on me
Bit annoying that you have to pay ShareSoc to watch the presentation
I bought more on Friday, wish I’d waited a day more now
Did a bit more digging and liked what I saw.
Wondering about the potential for ESG audits as that sector is booming and set to grow.
Could be why
02-Jun-21 16:24:28 255.74 43,300 Sell* 110.74k
Big sells with no volume to soak them up
Is a big seller clearing out? Seems to open every day down at the moment.
In case you missed our webinar with Ideagen the recording and stockopedia report can be found here: https://www.sharesoc.org/seminar/sharesoc-webinar-with-ideagen-idea-20-may-2021/
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Last chance to register for our webinar with Ideagen on Thursday at 5pm! Ben Dorks (CEO) and Emma Hayes (CFO) will be presenting to ShareSoc.
https://www.sharesoc.org/events/sharesoc-webinar-with-ideagen-idea20-may-2021/
Looks like these guys are moving towards SaaS with this contract win in the US: https://www.ideagen.com/company/news/us-military-support-company-becomes-ideagen-s-latest-q-pulse-cloud-customer
Hi All,
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Not posted for ages, but I am invested, and have remained so since early 2013. Made some more IDEA buys in 2014 and 2015 through the ISA. Had to unwillingly and sadly dispose of ~ 40,000 shares, due to the end of 2018 DJIA and FTSE melt downs; This disposal was to cover some ETF positions, which cost £133k in IDEA stock at today's price. Still have a reasonable holding. Anyway, just think of the GRC / IDEA market, and the decisions / steps IDEA have taken when they have acquired complimentary businesses. Look at the Huddle purchase. Do you remember Salesforce buying Slack? Now look at https://www.wrike.com/blog/citrix-agrees-to-acquire-wrike/ .
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Still watch this share, having originally bought at 90p and also mistakenly selling at 174p, 146p and 136p. I get the significance of such software being embedded into the core of company systems and such a global spread of many large companies leading to this being regarded as a 'safe' relatively fast growth company. Plus good board and management. But however I read the results I can't understand how this nonetheless justifies such a massive P/E ratio. Am I missing something?
This share is held by a few investment trusts portfolios, who buy blocks of shares when the price falls, but I agree there have been some wild swings and the spread can vary between 5 and 15 pence !
Looks like the UT every day means the closing price is higher and then at open it drops back down to the level of the buys and sells the previous day, very strange
Been in this wonderful share since they were 35p; sold some at £1.30 which in hindsight was a mistake but noticed lately there have been some very jagged graphs each day as it goes up and down wildly which I've not seen previously. There has often been a very steep drop on opening followed by stabilising upwards; today being a prime example.
Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?
(Sharecast News) - Regulatory and compliance software company Ideagen announced the acquisition of Harmony UK on Wednesday, known by its product name Huddle.
The AIM-traded firm described Huddle as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) secure content collaboration and workflow product, with customers across regulated sectors such as accountancy and governments.
It said it was used by around 380 customers including the Federal Aviation Administration, Baker Tilly, the National Audit Office, EDF Energy, the UK Department of Defence, the Home Office, and multiple NHS Trusts.
Ideagen said Harmony was profitable and cash generative, and was expected to be earnings enhancing for Ideagen in the current financial year.
The board said the acquisition would provide the company with a "strong" organic growth opportunity as part of its document collaboration and compliance product suite, adding that Harmony's current annualised run rate revenues were about £10.5m, of which more than 99% was recurring.
It expected Harmony to add around £3.5m of EBITDA to the group in its first full financial year of ownership, being the year ending 30 April 2022, after integration and rationalisation of its run-rate annual cost base of approximately £8m.
Gross consideration of £28.1m would be payable in cash on completion, funded by Ideagen's existing resources and the proceeds of its recent placing.
"We are delighted to announce the acquisition of Huddle," said executive chairman David Hornsby.
"It has a resilient business model, a quality customer base, outstanding technology and a strong team.
"Huddle will be an important product for Ideagen as we integrate the software with PleaseReview to deliver a broader and deeper document collaboration and compliance proposition to our customer base and accelerate annualised recurring revenue growth."
At 1326 GMT, shares in Ideagen were up 3.43% at 241.5p.
Any ideas which companies might be on the acquisition radar?
Would Rosslyn data technologies fit in at ideagen?
The presentation packs and recording from our webinar with Ideagen on 2nd Dec can be found here for full members to view: https://www.sharesoc.org/seminar/sharesoc-webinar-with-ideagen-idea-2-december-2020/
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We are hosting a webinar with Ideagen on the 2nd December. May be worth watching if you are a current shareholder or potential investor. Ben Dorks (CEO) and Emma Hayes (CFO) will be presenting: https://www.sharesoc.org/events/sharesoc-webinar-with-ideagen-idea-2-december-2020/