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30th July update 'A more detailed update will be provided following the end of the current financial year which closes on 31 August 2015.' Should get a trading update in November with the figures.
This needs to come asap.
Energy Efficiency Measures Add Value to UK Shopping centres: https://www.bcsc.org.uk/news/view?id=67
'The Group also believes it will benefit from the on-going research partnership which has been developed between EEVS, Bloomberg New Energy Finance and the UK Green Investment Bank. This partnership delivers "Energy Efficiency Trends" which has fast become the sector's leading source of market intelligence in the UK.'
Very informative interview, and pertinent Qs, thanks, Elias. Looking forward to trading statement, prelim. results (this month, based on last year's timeline).
Although published 9 months ago, the following article outlines the investment opportunities available via ESOS which I believe Minimise are currently focussing on:- http://environment-analyst.com/7034/market-insight-esos-an-opportunity-for-business-and-consultancies It is highlighted that implementation is where the main earnings are, hence a continuity of business for Minimise.
Perhaps a triple bottom? 50DMA flattening out possibly a GC manifesting. Slight uptrend. A steady flow of contracts would be perfect.
Have been studying the chart also, imo the thing that would make a difference is positive news. Green Compliance website news which emphasises the importance of the legislative changes under the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme for EU businesses which will enhance Minimise revenues. APC are now ready for this: London 14th May 2015 The deadline for compliance with ESOS, the Government's Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme, is fast approaching. By 5th December 2015 all businesses with 250 employees or more, or with a turnover of over €50m and a balance sheet in excess of €43m, must undertake a comprehensive audit of energy use, achieve compliance with government regulations and notify this to the Environment Agency. If your business has yet to start this process, it's not too late - but time is running out. Implementing ESOS will not only mean essential legal compliance and avoiding hefty government fines - up to £50,000 plus £500 per day - but your business will reap the proven business benefits and substantial cost savings that come from effectively addressing energy efficiency. Run by a panel of industry experts whose experience covers ESOS strategy development, energy management, business sustainability and legal compliance with ESOS, these briefings will provide you with all the information you need to meet ESOS compliance quickly and efficiently. They will highlight the process, the pitfalls, the quick wins and, crucially, how to best maximise the real commercial benefits of compliance for your business on an on-going basis and drive savings to your organisation's bottom line. Who should attend? Internal Energy Managers and Facilities Managers who are just starting their ESOS journey and want to understand more Business Owners, Directors and Commercial Managers looking to understand the true value of ESOS and to learn how other companies have already benefitted from improved energy efficiency Any business that has started ESOS compliance activity but needs guidance on issues faced with compliance and/or implementation Energy and Sustainability Consultants wishing to broaden their knowledge
This share has a mention on IG UK today, being oversold due to 'weak' results. The view is that it should bounce off it's current SP.
Could we be looking at revenues exceeding £30m this year? I foresee rapid steady growth as from CEO statements and legislation, APC are well set up now to prosper. Perhaps we'll see a break out on the chart soonish. A steady flow of contracts this year, will then bring in more investors.
The shorting contingency, me thinks.
Tony 13579 : - Although I haven't posted her for a while, reading your post brings to mind a few points. 1. APC are in a competitive market and because they can offer the complete package, they have an advantage over many competitors for gaining contracts. Sticking to one technology e.g. LED lighting was limiting to growth , as they found. 2. Water efficiency and quality controls is a growing industry along with building services maintenance and it is easy to overlook it's importance in sustainable technology. I am choosing to trust the plan with their acquisition of Green Compliance, and I appreciate that the technology and competencies involved take time to achieve to be able to meet the high standards which are required to be maintained, by law. Recently, there has been a lot in the media about legionella outbreaks, which will lead to increased pressure on companies to adhere to proper testing and recording. If you were going to design and install a new air-conditioning, heating hot and cold water systems in the commercial building sector, you would need to have a complete knowledge of maintenance requirements for the services to be operating safely and efficiently. If you want the contract, you need to have expert knowledge of the interrelationships between the services. It's no longer a case of 'Well we only installed the boiler, we don't maintain the water quality.' Perhaps we could install a rainwater recycling system and include it in the whole design process. 3. My impression is that APC have gone full circle in redefining the business, creating a solid foundation for growth. I wish you well with your holding.
Definition: An industry in which no single enterprise has large enough share of the market to be able to influence the industry's direction.
Large buys coming in here now ahead of Tuesday's results after the 1st year on AIM.
As planned: http://www.greencompliance.com/scss-gold.html Also GC news dated 26th March: The Green Compliance team today moved premises to a new location in Bromsgrove. We have relocated to a new more modern office and warehouse facility to better meet our future needs as well as helping us to improve our group sustainability profile. Based from this new location will be our divisional finance, service delivery leadership and M&E teams. The site will also act as a regional hub for the wider Minimise Group teams across the region.
morning dump
You'd be doing well, now!
In return for our pallet propping funding, I think all holders here should be entitled to a composite christmas tree.
Hi, after reading of the hedge fund scandal, my confidence in AIM shares is diminished. I know it's down to me to decide what to invest in, the fundamentals and oversold are a good signal but seeing what happened with QPP and BLNX, the Q is how can I know this share won't be 'abused' ? I guess the signal here would be to see the SP levelling and gaining stability and closing above the 20 day MA and reaching new highs instead of jumping around like a dog with fleas lol.
Seems all over the place here.