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The Company has total confirmed orders in the year to date of £2.3m, having started the year with an opening order book of £1.2m and secured new orders of £1.1m. All outstanding orders are deliverable in the current financial year. Whilst the revenue in the first half of the year was on target, performance in the second half will be reliant on the supply of a newly developed portable generator to replace the existing system which is no longer available.
Revenue up 57%, reduced overheads Image Scan, the AIM-listed specialist supplier of x-ray screening systems to the security and industrial inspection markets, today announces its interim results for the six months ended 31 March 2014. Financial summary: · Revenue up 57% to £1,678,000 (2013: £1,072,000) · Gross profit margin of 31% (2013: 32%) after provision for further losses on the nuclear contract · Overheads down 22% to £576,000 (2013: £740,000) following the 2013 restructuring exercise · Loss after taxation of £36,000 (2013: £389,000) · Period end bank balance of £25,000 (2013: £138,000) · Current bank balance of £190,000 Operational highlights: · Board realigned and strengthened with appointment of Bill Mawer as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · H1 revenue increase based on strong sales across whole security product range · Delivered a number of multiple unit contracts for the portable FlatScan system · Repeat sales of standard industrial systems to existing customer · Confirmed orders of £2.3m having opened the year with £1.2m and booked £1.1m of new orders in the year to date Bill Mawer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Image Scan, commented: "These results show positive improvement over the equivalent period in the prior year, and the growth in sales in the core portable X-ray market is particularly encouraging. Maintenance of that growth is dependent, in the short term, on the supply of a newly developed replacement portable x-ray generator, and, in the medium term, on the timely completion of new product development. "Image Scan has a strong brand in its core markets; however, there is a need to accelerate product development in order to drive the business forward, both in terms of the competitive solutions we provide and our geographical reach. Our strategy will focus on supporting targeted growth in our R&D and sales activity with the aim of evolving Image Scan into a business that consistently delivers both top-line growth and bottom line profitability."
3.05/12...is that right? ...I quite like the look of the new management team ...and their alignment ...will look to buy back in on good newsflow from business, especially order intake
good results here
out for a pound
pity it is off the radar for most people.
but far from convinced ...Jolly spikey??
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but
but holding out for 1.5-1.75p to load up
with they take to affect "step change" Brian Emslie, Chairman of Image Scan, commented: "Having operated at break-even in four of the last five half year periods, it is disappointing to report a loss for 2013. Much of the loss derived from exceptional costs relating to a one-off contract that was taken three years ago in very difficult economic conditions when the Company was in need of additional revenue. "Over the last four years the Company has made progress to stem the historic losses and reposition the Company to focus on sales of standard equipment. Broadening the product base has been achieved entirely through incremental development given limited cash availability. Having stabilised the Company, the Board is now considering what actions and investments need to take place for the Company to make a significant step-change."
continues
yep
unfortunately
...still on free carry lol
it seems lol
either
for bounce here imv
...decent bet on retrace last week, eh!
selling
it seems...I bet on retrace
lol
fools and their money. sell while you have a profit (while you still do).
I would flip now (if I hadn't mistimed so badly lol)...no advice...just amateur ramblings
couple of decent sells but mms still happy to keep 5-5.25.....background buy?