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Code 200 printed for the believers. MMS need shares.

Cirata PLC, 12-month range 19.05p-85.00p. The software solutions provider says it rounded off 2024 with the "strongest bookings quarter" since the second-quarter of 2022. Bookings in the final-quarter of 2024 total USD3.0 million, improving from USD2.7 million a year prior and USD1.7 million in the third-quarter. Annual bookings amount to USD7.1 million for 2024, fading from USD7.2 million for 2023.

Wow. Peeps selling out to chase rainbow elsewhere. Good luck to them

Sorry. Yes i agree.

No money. Bank Profits. GLA

Financials

· Loss for the Period of £0.4m (30 June 2023: £0.8m)

· Research and development expenses of £0.5m (30 June 2023: £0.8m)

· Administrative expenses of £0.3m (30 June 2023: £0.4m)

· Share based expense of £0.03m (30 June 2023: £0.1m)

· Cash balance of £1.1m as at 30 June 2024 (30 June 2023: £0.2m)

· Derivative financial asset of £0.5m as at 30 June 2024 (30 June 2023: £0.3m)

· Basic and diluted loss per share of 0.09p (30 June 2023: 0.25p)

Peeps who sold 90854 could have made more in the next few days. Dyor.

Can see more director buys coming here soon. At this price it is too good not to for them to buy more and show confidence

More 100000 buys at 6.29 printed now, MMS are delaying printing the buys. This does not feel right.

Cannot believe some peeps selling out when they can follow the buys on Level 2. Each to their own. They will be buying back at over 6p.

Wow. They did a fund raise last year at 55p. We are well undervalued.

200000 buy printed from an hour ago. MMs withholding the buys

HCSC Contract Renewal

Cirata plc (LSE: CRTA) is pleased to announce that the Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC) has renewed its existing contract for Cirata's Fusion product for a period of 12 months. The total consideration for the term is $983,010. The use case supports HCSC disaster recovery for on-premises Hadoop data moving to Microsoft Azure cloud. Fusion is a data migration product.

Cirata plc (LSE: CRTA) is pleased to announce that Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. has renewed its existing contract for Cirata's GiT Multisite for Gerrit product for an additional 12 months, with the term expiring in January of 2026. The total consideration for the term licence and accompanying support services is $401,184.

Stephen Kelly, CEO of Cirata, commented: "The renewal with Marvell represents a positive move with another renewal and worthy of keeping investors appraised as we progress through Q4 FY24. The semi-conductor market continues to provide a strong product market fit with Cirata's DevOps Multisite product for existing and potential new customers."

Top 3 US bank signs a circa $2m LDM contract for a one-year term

· Represents Cirata's largest LDM contract signed to-date in financial services

· Largest Cirata implementation[1] to-date through the IBM Big Replicate platform

· Certain major customers' purchasing preference for one-year terms & projected sales movement from Q4 to H1FY25 leads to withdrawal of FY24 bookings guidance

Cirata PLC, up The software solutions provider says it rounded off 2024 with the "strongest bookings quarter" since the second-quarter of 2022. Bookings in the final-quarter of 2024 total USD3.0 million, improving from USD2.7 million a year prior and USD1.7 million in the third-quarter. Annual bookings amount to USD7.1 million for 2024, fading from USD7.2 million for 2023.

175898 buy now printed an hour later. Mms trying to hold this down

Bought in. My buy showing as a sell

Early morning buys from 8am onwards printed now as sells. MMs struggling for shares

Subsidiaries of the Aberdeen, Scotland-based oil and gas firm, with assets in Africa and Italy, initiated legal proceedings against Tunisia back in June 2023. Zenith claims Tunisia failed to comply with an investment treaty signed with Britain in 1989.

Zenith's arbitrations against Tunisia are under review by the Arbitral Tribunal of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. The company is claiming around USD639.5 million in damages.

Zenith expects closure of the second arbitration hearing in the first-quarter of 2025, and the final award decision in summer 2025.

Chief Executive Officer Andrea Cattaneo commented: "Following the recent favourable decision achieved in the ICC-1 Arbitration, it is apparent that there is a linear and effective pathway by which Zenith and its shareholders can be compensated."

Zenith in October blamed the Tunisian government for obstructing progress at the Sidi El Kilani and Ezzanaouia concessions, "to the material detriment" of shareholders.