Brady Share News (BRY)

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Brady snaps up contract from Swiss commodities trader

Brady, the AIM-listed supplier of trading and risk management solutions, has reported that Switzerland-based soft commodities trading company, Agrifert SA, has licensed Brady's Trading & Risk Management solution to handle its global soft commodities trading and risk requirements. Agrifert's product

Brady wins contract with EirGrid

Brady has secured a contract with EirGrid to supply a system to help control the generation of electricity in Ireland. EirGrid has commissioned a single Brady Central Dispatch solution, a system for enhancing operational capabilities in the Irish electricity market. Brady, which also supplies ris

Brady advances on Royce Corporation contract win

Brady, the AIM-listed trading and risk management solutions supplier for metals, recycling, energy and soft commodities, has reported that Royce Corporation, a US-based international trading company, has selected Brady to handle its trading, risk management and logistics processes. Royce Corporati

Greggs Chairman shows faith after reporting reduced footfall

The Chairman of Greggs, the FTSE 250 baking group, on Thursday purchased 2,500 shares just a few days after the company warned investors profits are likely to come in at the lower end of the range of market expectations. Derek Netherton's £10,000 purchase saw him buy the shares at 399.9p each, and

Brady hurt by acquisition costs

Commodity software solutions provider Brady reported a sharp drop in annual pre-tax profit, following acquisition costs, but said trading to date remains in line with the board's expectations. Brady, which operates in the metals, energy, recycling and soft commodities markets, said it was pleased w

Brady's revenues jump 47 per cent in 2012

Acquisitions and increased new business bolstered Brady's revenue growth in 2012, the AIM-listed company said on Wednesday. Brady, which provides trading, risk management and settlement solutions to the energy, metals, recycling and commodities sectors, said that revenues were up 47%, supported by

Brady revenue powers ahead

Commodity software solutions provider Brady reported a 37 per cent increase in half year revenue as it signed up eight new licence deals in what remains challenging economic conditions. The company, which provides trading, risk management and settlement solutions to the energy, metals and commoditi

Small caps round-up: Brady, Oxford BioMedica, Densitron Tech

Brady, a provider of trading, risk management and settlement solutions to the energy, metals and commodities sectors, has said that it is in a payment dispute over software with a customer that it signed in 2011. The firm said the customer has made payments to Brady totalling £288,000, but has "no

Brady Finance Director bins shares

Tony Ratcliffe, Finance Director of Brady, a software provider to the commodities sector, has disposed of 416,565 shares in the company. Brady, who joined the company in 2007, sold the shares at 87p each for a total of £362,412. The sale was made just four days after the company scored a new cont

Brady riding high

Brady, a software provider to the commodities sector, says acquisitions and the buoyancy of its sector boosted earnings in 2011. Total sales revenue jumped 72% over 2010 to £19.2m, with adjusted operating profits gaining 56% to hit £2.36m. The dividend was increased 8% to 1.4p per share while earni

Brady guides higher on 2011 revenues

Commodity risk management software provider Brady expects to achieve 2011 revenue growth of approximately 70%, ahead of market forecasts. In like-for-like terms, after adjusting for acquisitions carried out in 2010, the group achieved revenue growth of around 10%, with recurring revenues rising to

Tuesday tips round-up: Aggreko, Bovis, Consort Medical...

Aggreko, the temporary power provider, saw its shares climb 5.5% amid expectations that it will be called in to help supply electricity to Japan's embattled population following the devastating earthquake and tsunami. The company said it stood ready to equip the country with self-contained gas and