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you need to visit the advfn snty board. Very good thread... full of info http://uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=28321067 Dont hold this stock.. but they seem to have tapped a very very niche market... and by the looks of it going to be pretty successful
Pretty much all this week. How much longer I wonder will I be on my own on here? :-)
This is up 2.5p or 2.05% on zero volume! Reminds me of the bull markets of old where shares were marked up on b*gger all!! Maybe MM's want shares.... badly..
If it's good enough for Simon Cleaver to put his money where his mouth is it's good enough for me. ;-)
Simon Cleaver (Chairman) has just bought another 60,000 shares taking his holding to 202,606 or 4.11% of the shares in issue. More bullish evidence of this companies prospects.
105,000 shares traded in 3 mins. Probably down to NMS on trading but question is buys or sells? DIfficult to tell as they were traded at the quoted mid.
No worries. Any other questions I'll try to answer as best I can. Pleased with this, a good find IMHO. One other interesting Synety fact is that there are actually a number of Instituational investors in here already which I think is fairly unusual for such a small company...... Fidelity, Investec, Scottish Widows etc... Good luck with the house sale, I know how stressful it can be!
Ive got a house sale going through in about 3 weeks its with the solicitors so hopefully the loot will be with me soon enough.
the buzzard - If you read back through some of my posts you will find some information and obviously the RNS's as well. However, what I can say is that this is a Cloud Technology company. SNTY have developed products that can be fully integrated into a number of CRM (Customer Relationship Management) applications. These products are focused on communications systems and can work with a normal telephone, mobile etc. The applications create a single communications system operated through the Cloud. In simple terms the products can be integrated, for example, into Microsoft Outlook to allow a user to click on a contact in Outlook to make a call. Calls are all recorded and monitored through the Cloud. There are strong reporting capabilities to back it up. In essence a lot of service companies will use call centres to support the customer service side of their business. These call centres normally use some kind of CRM system so this is where Synety hope their product will be employed. Firstly, they have been busy integrating their products with an increasing number of CRM systems including Microsoft applications! You can imagine how significant that could prove to be. The company is relatively new, small but growing quickly, you are getting in at the start here. It has good management experienced in the field of telecommunications systems and cloud technology. There should NOT be any major dilution issues to be concerned about here since the company has recently stated that there is no significant capex costs anticipated. Risks? Will they get sufficent customer take up to grow? Cash should not be an issue. The shares are VERY illiquid so that is something to bear in mind. Although it can be a double edged sword it doesn't bother me and I see it as a positive as I don't anticipate too many problems finding a buyer for my shares should I ever wish to sell them but hopefully that won't be for a very long time. Directors own a THIRD of the company with only 5m shares in issue so director interests definitely aligned with shareholders which I always like to see. This one is definitely under the radar at the moment and could easily multibag in the next year or so.
I usually fanny about with aim oilies so this is brand new to me. Wear do you start with a company like this? What drives the Sp and what pitfalls are there? With oilers its dusters and cash calls that kill you, I have no idea what effects a company like Synety but il give anything a go. Can you be arsed to give me an overview please.
This share is firmly in an uptrend now and there was some interesting late afternoon trading activity with somebody happy to pay above the full Ask. On to a winner here and the great thing is ahead of the herd. :-)
Very interesting volume this morning. Already 130,000 which is HIGH for a share with only 5m shares in issue and only 250,000 shares in free float!
So, the free float is 250,000 shares. Yep, that's right. 250,000 shares. Thus, over 10% of free float has been traded today! Notable that the SP has risen so much on such 'small' volume.
Makes you wonder what would happen here if we had some larger volume and a bit more attention from the market. :-) No problem. I can wait.
I will be cockahoop if we get an announcement that SNTY have integrated CloudCall with SAP CRM. SAP have some MASSIVE multinational customers from across the globe. That would be absolutely mindblowing for Synety to make a breakthrough there. As far as I'm aware SAP CRM does NOT have a telephony capability.
That of the 5 million shares in issue 95.09% are not in public hands. Thus a free float of only 4.91%!! Not easy to get hold of these little babies. :-)
Quote: "The Board does not anticipate the need for further material capital expenditure in the UK in the medium term." As far as I can see this indicates minimal dilution (if any) to come as the company will be generating regular cashflow so costs will largely be operational expenses. Great news. What a prospect this company is and what an opportunity for investors to get in at the start. With only 5 million shares in issue this will rocket once the market catches on to the potential growth story here. Measly £5m MC. Great management team.. Great product. Market demand is out there. Company integrating with some top names in the CRM space. Licking my lips with this one.
The Board believes that since January this year, the combined customer base of the additional integrated CRM platforms has increased CloudCall's addressable market from around 10,000 seats to over 1million in the UK and over 5 million seats worldwide. Further integrations are expected to be announced shortly. As we have now established a reasonable addressable market , and, whilst partner acquisition and integration will always be on-going, increased sales focus is starting to be directed to end user signup with a number of marketing initiatives, including a free 14 day trial, to be launched imminently. The early signs from this activity are certainly very encouraging, with the number of 'seats' sold this year increasing month on month. We are beginning to see that CloudCall's set of advanced, value-added telephone call services are capable of achieving good market share and are viewing the medium term with some confidence. At this time, it is still too early to accurately forecast the ultimate level of penetration CloudCall is likely to achieve, however, we hope be in a position to comment further in our interim statement for the 6 months to 30 June 2013, expected to be announced in September 2013. To handle this increase in volume, work is being carried out to strengthen both our customer facing operations and platform infrastructure. Since acquisition, Synety's infrastructure has been enhanced to provide a scalable, "fully redundant", high availability platform that has capacity for over 100,000 seats. The Board does not anticipate the need for further material capital expenditure in the UK in the medium term. Finally, on behalf of the all the Board, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our staff. The excellent progress we have accomplished during this 5 month period would not have been possible without their exceptional dedication and hard work. Simon Cleaver Executive Chairman
As our 31st December year end only includes 3 months of trading since the Group's change of direction with the acquisition of Synety Ltd, and the statutory accounts largely reflect the Group's historical business activities, I thought it may be helpful to shareholders if we used this statement as an opportunity to provide an update on trading through to March 2013. According to recently released data from analyst firm Gartner, "CRM (customer relationship management) software will be the top priority for additional spending on enterprise applications around the world this year and next , The category edged out ERP (enterprise resource planning), which took up the second-highest spot". Whist most of these CRM and ERP systems are excellent at controlling and tracking the majority of customer interactions, many struggle with phone calls as they are traditionally handled by different systems. Synety's CloudCall® software integrates with CRM and other suitable software platforms to allow businesses to make and receive, record and log phone calls directly from within these platforms. All call recordings and logs are immediately accessible directly from the Customer record within the CRM. Since acquiring Synety Ltd, our primary focus has therefore been on partnering and integrating with suitable CRM software companies. The positive response we have received from this market is very encouraging and has exceeded the Board's expectations. CRM companies clearly foresee a requirement and demand from their end users for the additional functionality that CloudCall provides. To date integrated companies include; § Bullhorn § CallPro CRM § DealerWeb CRM § Gmail § Intrabench CRM § Lunar CRM § Microsoft Dynamics CRM § Outlook § Salesforce.com § Sugar CRM In addition to the actual software providers, we have signed up over 25 integrators and resellers to our partner program.
. Completed acquisition of Synety Limited on 26 September 2012, for an initial consideration of £75,000 cash and £998,000 in ordinary shares in the Company · Customer Relationship Market ("CRM") market is set to expand · Good progress integrating with major CRM partners · Fully exited from discontinued businesses and no further costs are expected · Year end cash reserves of £2.7million "Early signs very are encouraging, with the number of 'seats' sold this year increasing month on month. We have already sold more seats this year than the whole of last year and are beginning to see that CloudCall's advanced, value adding telephone call services are capable of achieving good market share. The Board are viewing the medium term with some confidence." - Simon Cleaver, Executive Chairman.
Not expecting fireworks but should be interesting to see what comes out.... A few people have been buying in in advance. SP down today even though the few trades there are are buys! Looking forward to following this companies progress.
Synety Group PLC 22 March 2013  22 March 2013 Synety Group plc (Synety or the "the Group") SYNETY Announces Integration of Its CloudCall Telephony Software with CallPro CRM Synety is pleased to announce that Quality System Solutions Ltd has completed their integration of Synety's CloudCall® with their sales focused CRM platform, CallPro CRM. The combined solution is already being offered to CallPro CRM users and is receiving considerable interest. Quality System Solutions Ltd carried out the work using Synety's extensive range of APIs. The integration enables CallPro CRM users to drive advanced telephony functions directly from CallPro CRM including click-to-dial and auto-dialling. All calls are logged and recorded with the recordings being directly accessible from CallPro CRM's contact records. Simon Cleaver, Synety's executive chairman commented: "CallPro CRM is a very exciting partner for us, particularly as their customer base includes many call centres and sales operations with heavy telephone usage. We're delighted that they have chosen to integrate CloudCall." Peter Connell, CEO of CallPro CRM said: "We have been looking for a product with CloudCall's capabilities for a number of years. By integrating SYNETY's CloudCall with CallPro CRM our customers can further boost their efficiency and sell more by telephone. We see very strong, synergistic sales opportunities for CloudCall together with our suite which will enable us to significantly increase our market
Can be integrated into MS Outlook so you can make phone calls from Outlook with a click of the mouse. It will also record ALL calls.
This one continues to creep up under the radar of most investors. It's a hidden gem. Synety is a very young company 'born' only last September. Synety's cloud-based software and communications technology is a first mover. It has products such as Cloud Call which is an integrated cloud based communications system. Synety are busily integrating their Cloud Call (first mover) product with mega CRM sellers such as Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Results due Tuesday week (26th). I'm expecting a further rise in advance of the results.
https://www.synety.com/aboutus Big cost savings for customers. Can be integrated into their current software. Central Cloud based communications system.