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Ship seems steady but lacking that next uptrend. Any views when we get another few pennies?
Netcall, the help-line queue-busting software provider, has upgraded its software suite so that help-desk staff will now be able to manage queries sent via multiple media types (web, e-mail, phone, etc.) through a single, universal queue. The software will allow staff to allocate queries to the appropriate response team.
Im happy with my investment here. Nice and steady.
Nice to be in on the ground floor. Good news, continued signs of growth and improvement.
Henrik Bang, CEO of Netcall, commented, "Our customers are increasingly challenged to manage more with less and, at the same time, satisfy changing customer expectations. It is our stated strategy to expand the capabilities of our customer engagement platform and we remain committed to investing in ongoing product development to deliver excellent products for effective customer engagement."
Netcall expands product suite with first version of multi-channel interaction capability Netcall plc (AIM: NET), a leading provider of customer engagement software, is pleased to announce that as part of its product development roadmap, it is today launching multi-channel interaction within its market leading customer engagement platform. Organisations are increasingly being contacted through multiple channels, such as web and email alongside the telephone, and are expected to deliver the same high level of customer service consistently across all these channels. Netcall's contact centre customers will now be able to manage queries via multiple media types through a single, universal queue, and allocate queries to the appropriate response team. This is the first stage of Netcall's multi-channel development roadmap and will be followed by additional multi-channel capabilities.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201203190700145626Z
Made a couple of purchases over the last few days. In for the medium term. Like the sas model they appear to be selling.
actually 24.6 2.5% up on the day. good move for this under the radar share
I took the punt at 23.5. Nice little profit already. Thanks.
I took a punt, i'm expecting them to keep going slowly, good figures and looking to expand.
Have I missed the boat? Too late to buy or still some upside. Earning/growth look good, maiden dividend paid and one broker tipping 28/30p
Financial Highlights · Revenue increased 14% to £7.31m (H1 FY11: £6.41m) · Adjusted EBITDA(1) increased by 41% to £1.63m (H1 FY11: £1.16m) a margin of 22% of revenue (H1 FY11: 18%) · Adjusted earnings per share(2) increased by 42% to 0.95p (H1 FY11: 0.67p) · Cash generated from operations before acquisition and reorganisation payments increased by 316% to £1.83m (H1 FY11: £0.44m) · Revenue of a recurring nature increased 11% to £5.07m (H1 FY11: £4.57m) being 69% of total revenue · Profit before tax of £0.92m (H1 FY11: £0.01m) · Earnings per share 0.64p (H1 FY11: 0.12p) · Strong balance sheet with cash of £7.18m (H1 FY11: £4.80m) and no debt · Maiden dividend of 0.4p paid post period end
Mon, 27th Feb 2012 13:35 Feb 27 (Reuters) - Netcall PLC: * Merchant securities starts Netcall PLC with buy rating;target price of 30P
would have nice to have seen some figures in the RNS
Henrik Bang, CEO of Netcall commented: "We are delighted to have been selected for the government's innovative G-cloud initiative, which endorses our 'Software-as-a-Service' proposition. We see this framework as a great opportunity to broaden our delivery of valuable solutions to existing and new customers."
Netcall approved for UK government G-Cloud framework Netcall plc (AIM: NET), a leading provider of customer engagement software, is pleased to announce that it has been named as an approved supplier of Software-as-a-Service solutions under the UK government's G-Cloud framework. The G-Cloud is a UK government initiative designed to bring together a collective resource of cloud-based IT services for use by public authorities. The approved suppliers will form the UK's first IT marketplace, with all services being made available to public sector buyers via an innovative "Application Store." Netcall's suite of customer engagement solutions are proven to reduce costs, increase efficiencies and improve customer service across both the private and public sector. Over 19% of the UK's councils are existing customers of one or more of Netcall solutions.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201202200700146866X
Netcall (NET) retained its "buy" rating from WH Ireland, with a target price of 24p. The telecommunication software company trebled revenues in 2011 to 13.6 million pounds, following the acquisition of its peer Telephonetics and the broker notes that cost savings have been achieved earlier than originally expected. WH Ireland sees significant cross-selling opportunities across the group's enlarged client base and the possibility for expansion into the data integration and workflow management markets. The shares jumped 1.5p to 19.5p.
Those were decent figures today
Henrik Bang, CEO of Netcall, commented, "This has been a period of substantial progress for Netcall, during which we have significantly increased our organisational capability and customer base, and broadened our product suite through the successful acquisition and integration of Telephonetics. We are pleased with the increase in new customer business and the initial cross-sales. As a result of our increased profit levels and cash generation we are delighted to propose the payment of a maiden dividend. "The new year has started well with sales orders ahead of the same period last year. Whilst the Board remains mindful of the economic climate, our developing pipeline together with the full year impact of our cost savings programme, give the Board confidence in achieving a successful outcome for the year ahead."
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201109260700188757O
Pre-tax profits rose to 546,000 pounds in the six months to June, up from a loss of 235,000 pounds, at Netcall (NET), following the successful acquisition of Telephonetics. Revenue at the customer services provider rose 229% to 13.62 million pounds, with 68% of this corresponding to recurring sales. The acquisition has provided Netcall with increased organisational capability, a larger customer base and the opportunity to cross-sell products. Netcall also announced a maiden dividend of 0.4p per share. The shares jumped 1.125p to 17.375p
Yep where is this sub 20p that we should have gone through, actually where is the 8p we were supposed to be at by now? Just goes to show how wrong he is. The worst of the markets issues have now passed. The US rallied on Friday and the US issues have subsided greatly. Europe has had AAA ratings confirmed across the most important countries, Spain is a non issue and Italy is reducing its deficit. It all bodes well for a decent market for the upcoming future.
http://investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201107180700085281K