RE: More contract12 Jul 2021 13:49
Master Investor
Mark Watson-Mitchell in EquitiesLatest
Westminster Group – the bell is ringing to get in now as profits start to flow
Small Cap
There is a lot going on within this group and I feel that its shares, at 5.8p, are undervalued and offer some big upside, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell.
“The outlook for 2021 is looking positive. Revenues from existing contracts, together with recent and anticipated new contract wins, are expected to put the company back on course for the double-digit growth in 2021 that we were experiencing prior to the Covid impact.”
That was from the 4 March trading update from the £12m capitalised Westminster Group (LON:WSG), which is a supplier of managed services and technology-based security solutions worldwide.
Something secure about this company
The group’s mission statement is “Westminster believes all citizens of the world have the right to personal safety and security.”
Its range of products is extensive and covers all forms of personal and site safety, anti-terrorism, risk reduction, defence and homeland security products and systems.
Those products can be delivered to the group’s clients anywhere in the world.
They take in screening and x-ray, detection, fire, vehicle and pedestrian management, surveillance, health and safety, inspection and search, and even explosive ordnance disposal and improvised explosive device disposal.
Global customers
The company has customers in 78 countries across six continents, including national governments, sports stadia, educational facilities, conference and exhibition centres, shopping malls, financial institutions, hospitality sector and medical centres.
The group provides equipment and services to organisations across a very wide range of sectors, such as government entities, non-governmental organisations, critical infrastructure, and commercial operations.
Names like BP, Mitie Group, the Royal Navy, HM Prison Service, the British High Commission in Ghana, Aberdeen Harbour, Menzies Aviation, AirBridgeCargo, BAT, the UN, Bhutan’s Anti-Corruption Commission, the Northern Ireland Prison Service, and the International Atomic Energy Agency are just a few of those in the list.