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And here it is, another integration with excellent potential…. good stuff Synety!!!
A great chance to grab some more of these…. yes an RNS soon would be good. Regs
another contract win rns this week...
Sorry wrong board!….forgive me.
RNS just out. Looks like good progress. Regs
rns water torture
Yeah, slowly ticking up. Market may start to realise just what an impact opening in the US will have on SNTY...
UK Services sector growing strongly. I would suggest this has highly positive overtones for small high growth services companies like Synety.
Nice to see some movement here. Great opportunity for those prepared to put the necessary research in.
I believe today's RNS was simply designed as a nudge or reminder to Mr Market that it is ignoring the mahoosive implications of SNTY's seemingly highly encouraging entry to US market. The current valuation isn't remotely scratching the surface of potential US success let alone progress in the UK. Yes it will take time to move into profitability but once it does there will be no stopping this with little competition evident in the market place.
slowly slowly catch a monkey expecting a contract win RNS drip feed over the next 6 months
AIM shares tend to drift and settle without news and we as haven't had anything particularly uplifting recently this is what's happening. My understanding is that the fund raising was to develop the US operation and bulk up the UK sales headcount and at some point we will see news that indicates how successful this has been. The basics have not changed: Early to market with a great proven product, experienced bod with huge personal investment, mass market acceptance of the product to date, integrations to US centric CRM platforms, US office open, new office in the UK.......and this is a great price to buy in at.
Still have a lot of faith in this company especially if it manages to deliver in the US. But, the price is heading down so fast and is now way below the £2.50 placing offer price in March 2014 which was then oversubscribed. I'd love to believe now was an irresistible buying opportunity but would welcome others' thoughts on the sinking price.
Yes I particularly like the words 'global' and 'powerhouse'
Khameeleon, they mention it in their job ads: "The successful candidate will be joining our growing family of highly skilled employees and helping to turn this exciting business into a global software communications powerhouse." Cheers Del
should be "I'm paraphasing Synety as I can't find the quotation.........
Good Summary Dibbs. Also, I'm not sure I give the Sales force rumour any credibility. Synety are a communications company that use their Cloud API to integrate across many CRM platforms and add telephony functionality (inc a full rich Inbound/Outbound Contact Centre suite, predictive dialler, low cost calls etc). Salesforce are a CRM provider….different ball game and I'd imagine a quantum leap I'm Paraphrasing as I can’t find the quotation, but it was along this lines of " Aiming to build a global software powerhouse" I did note recently that Salesforce have announced a Global Strategic Partnership with Microsoft....handy then that Synety also integrate already to MS Dynamics and MS Outlook This is a great time to buy in and sit back, the next RNS with US take up indications will fire this up again. I'm holding for the long term.
There were possibly two negative factors suppressing the SP recently: 1. We had a seller in Commerzbank. What we don't know is if they've finished ie.just a partial sale of their holding 2. The OUT takeover rumour which is now put to bed and rightly so. For those who monitor this it's my feeling that this is a perfect opportunity to either top up or climb on board. I anticipate searing growth in the next few months as SNTY have beefed up their sales team which must have a string of leads to keep them busy 24/7!
Melody - take your point about Salesforce. However, I can't see how that would be an insurmountable obstacle to a bid. If competing CRM's no longer wished to use CloudCall in the aftermath of Salesforce acquiring Synety one would assume that the contracts, such as they are, could potentially be rearranged to suit both parties? But personally I don't see a conflict here.
and effective sell price up
Thanks for that Dibs, I didn't even know there was a BB on advfn. Looks an interesting one as well, so have a lot of catching up to do. As for Salesforce snapping them up, I'm not sure, that would force competing CRM's to become clients of Salesforce, don't think that would sit well with them.
Talk on advfn is of SNTY eventually being snapped up by Salesforce. Would be small change to them but add value to their service proposition. Also worth mentioning that partner/customer feedback on CloudCall is almost universally positive. Major land grab underway now in States where they haven't even scratched the surface. They will need to be expanding their sales team out there to keep up with the demand. IMO one of the best genuine growth companies, if not the best on AIM.
but then these funds run by IIs are not managed by ubermensch....
To see a blue day and a bit of paper gain, fully wedged in here now and holding. It's going to be interesting to see updates from the Boston office, once the potential is understood this should fly again
Looking at the holdings notes April and July, Commerz gained circa 49K shares (placing ?) and then sold back down to previous holding...numbers don't add up perfectly, but yes looks like they sold at a loss. Strange....