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On what we know, company doing fine and following market expectations towards £3mil plus profit at year end. It's successfully following the management plan, a bit delayed due to integration. But that's done now. Kestrel, who bought in much higher also, and maybe others who've bought, know that. We're back to yesterday's discussion really - the need for something to start the ball rolling again.

Good morning. Looking at numbers I think there's another buyer in to encompass those trades from 18th.

I should say so! At 60p minimum it's £633k to add to their existing £10.9m holding!

Kestrel actually added 1054811 since last holdings RNS on 26th. October. About time investors woke up and took notice! And read company RNSs.

Agreed. Certainly needs something, with share price and company performance going in opposite directions up to now.

Yes. There's a tendency also to forget sometimes there's real people running a real business out there, to achieve the very clear forward momentum appearing in company RNSs.

I just put it on for info really - just puts some identity to contracts they're getting - and there was a lot said on here about the 365 mobile but as the half year results and Wentworth contract show it's good for Castleton to have it, And having it under Castleton gives reassurance to customers as to its continued availability alongside and integrated with the other products.

Article from today's Housing Tech Mag published bi monthly.

In liaison with partner Orchard. First Wessex has implemented Castleton Technology’s Agile Tenancy and Income Management application to enable more mobile working and support the housing provider’s ‘digital rst’ approach. Tracey Spargo, business systems manager, First Wessex, said, “Our neighbourhoods and income teams now have access to information from our Orchard housing management system on smart phones and tablets. The application provides the teams with all the information they need when they’re working on our estates, enabling them to give residents rent Emily Brown, neighbourhood services manager, First Wessex, added, “The neighbourhoods team can now access information without needing to come into the o ces. We are now looking at more processes which could be improved using the Agile Tenancy app to give sta even more exibility and information when they are out of the o ce.”

Of course we're oversold. By somebody who wants out. And Kestrel, and I think others,have been taking advantage. Market quite content at 74p. And company much further ahead, structurally, opportunistically, and inancially, since then.

14th. November Castleton has the building blocks for growth as a leading supplier to the public and not-for-profit sectors, specifically the social housing market. The integration of the businesses we've acquired has progressed well and signs from our customers are encouraging. I'm confident that the Company will maintain its organic growth, whilst increasing its profitability by providing more of our customers with our broader range of complementary services - whilst continually building our core of repeat revenues. I'm excited by our Company's future prospects". 15th. November Wentworth Contract is over four years for the provision of Kypera's housing system and three other products including 365Agile's mobile working solutions, demonstrating the success of the Group's cross-selling strategy. The Wentworth Contract also shows the benefits that Castleton's suite of products can bring to the Australian market which represents a significant opportunity for the Group. Having put in place a local management team, the Wentworth contract is evidence of how Castleton can capitalise on this market opportunity as we increase our capabilities and presence in this geography.

Absolutely no reason this won't go back up with fundamentals improving - especially free cash flow. Company better placed now than it's ever been.

Seems reasonable, with acquisitions integrated, costs left behind and cross selling carrying on, with new geographic opportunity starting again with recent contract.

Castleton got FinnCaps 74 target - market seemed happy with that before seller started. Their forecast correct within a few % at half year. They continue to say 90 and that Castleton on track with half year results to achieve market expectations - a profit of £3mil plus.

All of the Options are evergreen, meaning that the percentage of the fully diluted issued share capital held under option will remain constant, notwithstanding any further issues of ordinary shares in the capital of the Company. The options are being awarded under a variety of schemes, both approved and unapproved. All of the options are subject to vesting criteria whereby the average price of an ordinary share must exceed 60 pence, and in some cases 80 pence, for a 10 day period between the second and third anniversaries of 1 April 2015. If these targets are not met, extended targets compounding at 12% per annum are in place between the third and sixth anniversaries. If the average price of an ordinary share does not reach or exceed the targets above then the Option shall lapse. On 23 December 2015, options over 331,125 ordinary share were awarded to Carolyn Bell. The options vest after three years at an exercise price of 75.5p. Bell gone of course, and we have no details of Mr. Dickinson's. MXC options, which replaced warrants, exercisable 50/50 at 50p and 60p

Interesting, if irksome. Is that it? Those that want to buy or sell can, and take what's on offer?

And about 1.4 mil shares sold with no RNS since Kestrel last went through.

Last time we were really here was summer 2015. Buyer(s) had enough at previous higher prices.

A retweet retweet now from Olympia. I see he's also suggesting elsewhere it will need to encompass IOT. When IOT does make it's way in, and Capita currently piloting, the Castleton 365 mobile is IOT ready. Tony Smith ACIH Retweeted Tony Smith ACIH 9h Tony Smith ACIH ‏@HousingITguy Cyber security now essential for #ukhousing … http://tonysmiththathousingitguy.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/the-heist.html …

And at least with a willingness to buy at a price old Yvey committed to believing in the company's future. Just the price being haggled. Thanks for that.