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To all parties - and looks like trading is unaffected and results out soon. I expect share is now undervalued.

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Trading expectations for 2017 remain unchanged. Communisis will announce full details of its Preliminary Results for 2017 on Thursday, 8 March 2018. Hopefully wobbles of last few days will calm down

Psona made a loss last year - if you look at the news section of its web site the latest news is June/July 2016. What has it been doing for the last 18 Months?! Perhaps pulling the plug is good news.

I’m pretty sure they are not refusing. Just showing that it is unnecessary. To me it looks like the regulators are confused and trying to save face - it looks like stm disclosed all and in a timely manner. An investigation would take time and be damaging over that period so to win the appeal and move on quickly I think would be best

A stay on the appointment of inspectors until appeal heard on 18 January. I think that if willing to wait until then their concern must be less than it was - maybe stm will win the argument.

Would like to know what is going on?

Over 15 Million shares bought which represents about 5 to 6 % of company- enough to Griffiths over 30% of co where he would need to make a bid. If it was him !??! Could be.

Something is going on?!

Is this the beginning of a takeover? RG now owns just under 25% if he gets over 30% then he will have no option but to offer to purchase all the other shares at a price no less than the highest shares price over the previous 12 Months (Wikipedia info re takeovers so could be wrong). RG has been building his stake for a while now but this seems to have accelerated over the last 6 months.? I think he just likes Communisis and thinks it's cheap does anyone else have insight/opinion.

www.khl.com/news/fatih-vinc-invests-in-35-snorkel-units/128596.article

In another month we will be going ex dividend for a dividend that represents just shy of 2%. This is just the interim dividend. I wonder why this together with pe of about 10 and the consistent growth we have seen over the last few years that this share is not motoring ahead. Everything about this company smacks of quality. The management here are second to none with a plan that they are executing well. Higher margins, evolving into digital from print diversifying from financial service focused to fmcg and other clients and increasing overseas business from pure U.K. focus. Debt is being paid off at a pace and pension liability is in hand with an agreed and manageable payment scheme. Cash is king and communisis is generating lots of it. Clients are mostly blue chip with long term contracts and now government as well. What is there not to like

I would like to know how this business is doing. How the Hmrc set up work is progressing - any new clients or awards ..... Us shareholders are rather left in the dark

On sales of $130 Million - a loss before depreciation of over $2M. I would love to know what they are spending all that money on and what due diligence our Board of Directors is doing to make sure we are not being shafted.

Why - not much being done -I would like to have some decent information re sales margins profits - shouldn't the board be providing us shareholders with some of this and also some reassurances that everything is still above board. Mr Ahern could just be taking us all for a ride with his close business interests and lack of scrutiny.

Hi any one with any ideas as to why?

More than twice as many buyers than sellers. Paying debt down systematically rising profits and turnover public sector client Hmrc and now Sony What is not to like

Large volume traded recently Does anyone know what is going on?

I think the figures were good considering that most of their clients rely on revenues from oil and gas to finance maintenance and capital projects. There must be quite a lot of pent up demand which will boost margins and turnover as the oil price recovers. I think this is their lowest point and even here cape is shown to be diversified in client, industry and geographical reach and is still making profits and paying dividends. It looks a steal to me.