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£123m revenue market cap £30 million
BOOOOOM
People now seeing the real value in Maintel. The transition to Cloud is going to be very big for the company
Nice premium buys showing. Could be a further leg up Monday
Nice to see them putting their money into the company
Sold out after the double director resignation rns, maybe more bad news on the way
People not really woken up to the potential of this stock yet but I do look forward to when they do.
Don't understand why this is not much higher but does allow for the opportunity to add further at depressed prices
https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/maintel-holdings-a-potential-bargain-at-less-than-a-third-of-last-years-high/
Maintel Holdings – a potential bargain at less than a third of last year’s high
This can really move quickly. The heady days of over £5 a share may be back on the cards in the future.
Even stronger almost at the very last, into the Friday close.
Looking good, going forwards.
Looks like something is going on. Rising strongly at the moment. Every buy pushing it higher
Going to be interesting with any further buying. This was over £5 in the last 12 months so very oversold
Not see this many MAI share traded for a while. Could be interesting times ahead.
Where are the results for 2019?
Nice to see that the news is now being absorbed and the share price is reacting accordingly. A big takeaway here is the news on customer adoption of Maintels Cloud based offering. This will certainly be a big driver.
Actually not a bad statement all considering. Nice to see the Cloud service adoption being taken up. What is also interesting is that the CEO of Daisy added to his holding yesterday. Maybe something going on.
Only just bought in, down 30% in 5 minutes - gutted/annoyed.
And even more annoyed that what seems in general an ethical company either cannot write English or is being deliberately obfuscatory. None of the 3 bullet points in their statement are actually clear as to what has actually happened, at least in combination with the others. That is really incompetent and annoying: investors do put their money into the firm.
I would like to take the opportunity to top up BUT IT IS NOT CLEAR WHAT HAS HAPPENED.
Results seemed good. But shares down. perhaps just lack of interest? Anyone else following this?
Yahoo finance negative as paying out more than cash earned. But surely this is only short term as earnings should rise.
Bought a few of these a couple of weeks ago - seems like a solid divi payer with good growth. Debt is a bit high but hopefully manageable - any thoughts?
cash flow here is my key point to understand. otherwise, this looks strong
Wow...proper under radar stock!
The firm said: "These two businesses made up for the anticipated slowing in our Maintenance and Equipment division where the winding down of two fixed term contracts and other attrition were only offset towards the end of the period by a significant new business win. Equipment sales returned to historically more normal proportions after an exceptional year in 2011. "The second half has begun quietly but we have a good maintenance and equipment pipeline to close which with mobile and network services prospects gives us cautious optimism for the full year." Cash at the mid-year point was £2.12m (31 December 2011 - £2.95m). The company has proposed a dividend payment of 6.3p per share (H1 2011: 4.6p), to be paid on October 5th.
Maintel, a telecoms and data services company, increased its revenues by six per cent in the first half of 2012, boosted by a significant contribution from its acquisition of Totility in October the previous year. Revenue for the period rose to £13.5m (H1 2011 - £12.7m), delivering adjusted profit before tax up 38% at £2.35m (H1 2011 - £1.71m) which equates to adjusted earnings per share of 16.6p (H1 2011 - 11.9p), an increase of 39%. Cost of sales remained stable, edging up slightly from £8.3m to £8.4m. Gross profit came in at £5.1m compared to £4.3m. Actual pre-tax profit was £0.2m compared to £1.6m the same half the previous year. Totility generated gross profit of £0.86m, while the Network services business put in a "robust performance", with revenues up 10% at slightly improved margins.
The stock has boomed over the past year, rising more than 100%, equivalent to 200p, and nearly 15%, or 50p over the past month. 45-year-old McCaffery was a co-founder of Maintel Europe in 1991 and previously held the position of sales director of Maintel Holdings.