RE: A short summary24 Jan 2016 12:31
We know about the issues being addressed, , but going forward, an extract from the article:-
'Pinnacle said the Ancar-B acquisition is for a total £3.5 million consideration, comprising £2.75 million in cash and £0.75 million in new shares priced at the placing price.
Ancar-B notes in most recent abbreviated accounts filed with Companies House covering the 2014 year to July, it had net assets of £1.42 million.
Pinnacle said Ancar-B generated £2.2 million in revenue in the 2015 year to July.
The Weston acquisition is for a £1.5 million total consideration, “to be satisfied in new Ordinary Shares at the Placing Price”.
Weston Communications noted in most recent abbreviated accounts covering the 2015 year to March 31, total assets less current liabilities totalled £239,716, up from £110,311 the prior year.
Pinnacle said Weston, which provides telecoms and IT support services to SMEs, councils and universities, generated revenues of £2.8 million in the 2015 year to March.
Pinnacle said Ancar-B generated earnings before interest, tax and other costs of £0.58 million (unaudited) in the most recent financial year and Weston generated earnings of £0.22 million (unaudited).
Pinnacle executive chairman, Gavin Lyons, said: “We believe that strategically there is a market opportunity for Pinnacle to become the leading provider of 'IT as a service' to the UK SME market, despite a number of operating challenges to address, by embarking on a buy and build strategy and focusing on higher margin services.
“The acquisitions of Ancar-B and Weston are the first steps in consolidating a highly fragmented market and I look forward to ensuring the organisation is focused on creating both customer and shareholder value.”
Read more at http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/business/business-science-technology/pinnacle-technology-unveils-plan-raise-7224605#Ve1vBdeLHrrZFqgC.99