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Sorry for posting again. I just could not resist waiting till tomorrow.
Thanks for all your support.NoFear.(*__*)

16th March 2021 - 18:55gmt
SKY-NEWS-Capita chief to unveil restructuring and £400m disposal plan
The outsourcer is to outline plans to sell Fera, a joint venture with DEFRA, as part of a further restructuring, Sky News learns.
The chief executive of Capita will on Wednesday unveil a fresh restructuring of the embattled outsourcer alongside a plan to raise £400m from a string of disposals.
Read the rest of the SkyNews article here below:
https://news.sky.com/story/capita-chief-to-unveil-restructuring-and-400m-disposal-plan-12248023

My dear FRIEND MattTheBrave (*_*)!
What I've I done to you to deserve your 'Chip-On-The-Shoulder' reply ? I know that I'm mental and that's why I'm so loved and for being straight to your face(s) when it comes to investments and soforth. Nobody is making a joke about anyone and neither I was suggesting that anyone should follow or feel hurt about a real life story of three that I know Chinese investors with deep pockets who own Chinese TakeAway and restaurants. These females are all bosses and during the pre-pandemic times were making £3k a day in sales almost everyday and having so much money to spare would throw it all in the local casinos. Nowadays, they can only do what most of us are and myself been doing is seek advice from friends and family and hope for the best. But that ofcourse is not enough to make it in the shares investment business. We need more knowledge about the companies that we're going to invest and therefore ideally taking suggestions from friends and family might be a very risky approach as I've personally learned myself. Before the CoronaVirus pandemic, the last time I had played the stock markets was in 2008. Strangely enough I had lost my ability to invest wisely and it show immediately when I bought too high Cine and other shares like Cpi. But you learn from your own mistakes and don't fall for the same scenario albeit mistakes can repeat more often than not. Anyhow, in future rather than pick on an old veteran like myself, please bring something useful to this forum that everyone can benefit. Finally, as we approach my exit take profits Cpi share price, soon you'll be having to deal with lesser nice members who will not be taking any crap from anyone as I'm too nice generally speaking and in real life too.
PS: Also, I don't blame my Chinese friends for the Wuhan CoronaVirus Pandemic that went around the globe.

Hasta La Vista Baby. See you all tomorrow between 7:00&7:15am on discord;
if you've been invited ofcourse.Simply.(*__*)NoFear

Forgot to mentioned I'm holding 57,000 Cine shares at 65p avg.
Initially bought before first lockdown at 80.4p and then at 49p
Then held all the way down to 15p and all the way up to £1.15p.
The Final CountDown has started for me till tomorrow at 8am.
15 hours 4 minutes 16 Mar 2021, 16:55 – 17 Mar 2021, 08:00am

Bonkers0801
Thanks to you and antmoss44 for mentioning me today. Also, a big thank you to all the regulars that have chatted with me since June 2020. Also, a hi to all the newcomers as predicted will be looked after by the
Cine veterans that will lay the roads for the next journey for which as from tomorrow I will be no longer
part of as my 'crystal ball and 'I feel it in my bones' tells me we will be opening up and break the £1.20
without a fuss and will continue further up towards the £1.25. Moreover, I won't be gone at all but will be watching us for Cineworld as I've got my Chinese friends that are still holding for £1.80 and £2 exits.
Please Please look after your general investments and always keep a good amount of readily available
cash for emergencies and for averaging down any share investment that you might have mis-invested at a too high share price. Also, remember to be careful with the AIM Plc share companies too. Stick to the Footsie 100, 250 shares when possible unless you know 100% that your AIM investment has legs to stand. Also stay away from the AIM penny shares unless you've got money to risk and time to wait for years to pass before you see any money back if any at all.
Missing You All already. God Bless You All that I know who you are and are in my thoughts.
MAKE-A-WISH.SIMPLY.(*__*).NOFEAR

Thanks Ya37
You're the only one making 'ill thought' investments. I say ill thought not because investing in Cpi was a bad idea.
Investing as eatstocks said requires planning,research and then make your entry with an amount that you don't
need to look for if you were to have an emergency and need hold it immediately. Always use money that you're
prepared to say goodbye if things don't turn out notwithstanding all your careful analysis of the shares invested.

Also, I've been having to deal with three averagely well off Chinese female investors who went from taking my advice to do their own thing and insofar are not making a great job out of it. One of them bought RR and sold it
at a £10k loss when they feared it would fall on their recent earning results. They then went to buy BP who then on advice of one of the other female investors who I had only told her to sell her own Bp shares to buy RR. What happened is that the first female investor who lost on RR asked if she should sell Bp who unknown to me told her to sell Bp and buy RR. The first female even though she lost £10k in RR bought them again. However, when the oil prices shoot up to $71usd, all the Oil companies shoot up to and she say Bp going from £2.95 to £3.30 and she called me to complain why I said to her friend to sell Bp for which I said to her that it was not for her that recommendation and not my fault if she got told to sell her Bp by her friend. Anyway, I then told both Chinese female investors that the oil price will be coming down soon and that RR would be hitting £1.20 and then £1.50 by end of March and that Bp will be moving up and down between £3.10 and £3.45 max. I also said that since you Chinese want to make a quick profit why not buy 3 RR share for the price of 1 BP and reach your profit targets sooner? their answer was that the first female that lost in RR was not wanting to hold them for too long while the second she's happy to wait a few years but want to see them going up obviously.

Finally, the third Chinese female is the lady that I had fancied for a while and still do, but few years ago she married a Scottish guy and we don't talk as see each other as much. She listen to me as she already lost money to a cousin MLM Indonesian scam and happily took my advice and invested in Amigo at 8p and sold at 16p before the recent fall notwithstanding dropping to 6p in previous months. Also, she bought Capita at 38p when I actually had paid 49.7p and had to massively buy more to bring it down to 39.8p. Also she bought Pmo at 30p even though, I've been recommending her to buy it at 23p many months ago as I had the other two Chinese investors. Currently, the second Chinese is invested also in Hammerson at 30p and happy to hold for the longer run even though I sad to her that you need to think about taking your profits when due and don't complain to my if it drops back later on.

So, please do your own research and don't follow the herd mentality. NoFear

Hold-Them-All Please Ya37
If I told you how I had almost lost my entire savings in Cineworld while going through a first and second lockdown with a much lower income to rely on and just because I listen to a friend who no clue about investing. Over the run of nearly 9 months I had to endure the possibility of having a major financial loss and major stress to deal with and being isolated from the rest of the community. But thank God, my food deliveries work kept me ticking over while I thought what to do with the Cineworld shares which frankly just like you I was prepared to walk away with some cash then no cash all.
However as my scree-name says it, I learned to master the art of fear and being in the red for almost five months no longer had any effect on me notwithstanding days and months of the negative news that the media papers kept publishing that Cine will go bust and bankrupt in matter of months. All that negative talk soon vanished as the world developed vaccines and governments and banks start helping out viable businesses that merit rescued and Cine just like other Cinemas companies got rescued. Nonetheless the risk of the world going back to pre-pandemic operational levels is far from our reach but most certainly we're all on the same trajectory whatever business it would be from Airlines,Train operators,Airports,Taxis,hair dressers,Cinemas,Restaurants,Hotels,Pubs,and ect.ect. So, my advice is to hold on and wait for your profit exit target and don't be fearful of looking at red and sometimes blue too and wanting to quickly cash and take a small profit. Moreover, last two week I had an average paper profit of £20k with Capita, but since last week it had gone down to almost £8k paper profit and did not worry at all as I know this is part and parcel of the share prices movements and better share price days are due for us tomorrow. I've got £76k invested at 39.8p and will buy more Capita if it drops to take advantage of any bad results if any at all. Anyhow, I must stress that nobody should invest all their money without keeping a good amount behind to fix a bad entry price. This is what happened to me in Cine. Originally bought Cine at 80.4p and had to rescue my bad entry with another purchase at 49p that still did not stop it going down to 15p. So, patience is the name of the game as we're living in very extra-ordinary times and we're not unique in this depressed scenarios some with more some with less financial difficulties. I'll be selling Cine at £1.20 even though the entire forum wants me for a longer journey. Sending you a BiG-HUG from sunny Scotland by the forest side. GLA. Simply.(*__*).NoFear

Hahaha MILLERMAN2?
Where are eatstocks, DIrective22 and Dave_1?
We need asap. Me and Know0 are getting challenged by the 'New Kids In The Block'
Mayday MayDay
Also, if you're a new poster, most of your Internet links will be blocked by the lse moderator until you've been a while posting and become one of the regulars. Cheers. NoFear

Thanks notaflipper for sharing your views. Your link did not work for me. Here is my alternative working link.

AXELOS LIMITED
Company number 08489114
Full accounts made up to 31 December 2019
Download below Axelos Limited FY 2019 full accounts Companies House pdf file.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08489114/filing-history/MzI3NzY5NzcyMWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0

Good evening dannyred and thanks for your reply. All I can do is provide the links to the posted information on the relevant websites that I've found for your information since they're currently being discussed on twitter and elsewhere as of back in 2013 and in 2021.

The 10 yr contract agreement was signed with Irish gov for the EIRCODE development,integration and total management of the new post code system.

Also, the UK Cabinet used a 10 year strategy statement to describe the huge benefits that overall would assuming from their forward looking £many millions earnings expectations would return both parties in the joint venture.
Capita plc will own a 51% share of the new company. While the government will retain 49% to ensure taxpayers benefit as the business grows. This joint venture is a key example of driving innovation in government commercial models.

The deal was brokered in-house by the Commercial Models Team in the Cabinet Office Efficiency and Reform Group, saving significant consultancy costs. Capita will pay the government £10 million up front for its stake.

It will pay a further £9.4 million in each of the company’s first 3 years. This will enable the new company to invest in growth while current levels of income to the public purse are maintained.

After the third year, taxpayers will continue to benefit from an annual preferred payment of £9.4 million. After these payments, the new company will pay profits to the joint venture partners according to their stake in the business. This means Capita will only receive its share once the government has the amount it would expect without Capita’s involvement. While this is an important safeguard, projections show the government income alone will triple to over £30 million per year in just 5 years and will continue to grow.

The company’s equity value is expected grow rapidly, with the 49% government share of the new company expected to be worth many times more than full ownership of the intellectual property today. This potentially provides another route to maximise the return taxpayers receive from their original investment in developing the portfolio.

Employees of the new company benefit from a 5% annual profit share to incentivise the team as they build vibrant new business global business.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-deal-will-market-government-professional-qualifications

Hi Know0, nice to chat with you this evening. I know that you're a smart cookie and won't just take my word for what
I just published. Anyhow I did not say personally £1billion(*--*). It was a calculated figure from those in the 'KNOW' that
published those statements on those websites. Moreover, since Capita has recently inform the markets of their upcoming
intentions, a keen Cpi investor would want to know what is ahead in six months time if not sooner in regards to the sale of their 51% stake in AXELOS. Also, why would they invest an upfront amount of £10mil. back in 2013 and not getting any growth from it while the UK Cabinet office can have their cake and eat it. As, you know a £10million investment into any decent stock would had by perhaps end of 2019 pre-pandemic times, would had probably returned well over £200mil. without moving a finger and earned from the share price increasement plus a generous passive income from its dividend payout. However, this was an accelarated growth investment that would had been as understood the UK gov around £30mil. per year. So, we need to estimate what could Capita have earned to date and also estimate whats left to run plus a what price it would be sold it they can show a reasonable repetitive earning amount over the past eight years that the new would be owners can continue earning as basically a turnkey investment.Thanks.Nofear

The [Potential Value] of Capita 51% ownership in AXELOS ? I Think around the £500milllions and here is why:
Capita acquired the AXELOS 51% in a joint agreement with the UK Cabinet office back in April 2013 and it is
expected to boost returns for taxpayers by £500 million over 10 years.

Published in April 2013
See UK Gov link below about the AXELOS joint Capita and UK Cabinet Office original agreement.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-deal-will-market-government-professional-qualifications

Published in January 2014
Here on this website below they've quoted this statement back in 2014:
The Government said that the deal would "boost returns for taxpayers by £500 million over 10 years".
If that's £500 million profit for the Government's 49% shareholding there has to be £1 billion in total profit.
It's optimistic to say the least. Neither statement is attributed and no-one seems to know how the figures are calculated. http://www.advantagelearning.co.uk/news/axelos.html

What did Capita pay for Best Practice?
Capita paid £10 million up front and will pay a further £9.4 million per year in preferred payments to HM Government. The aim is to triple revenues in the next 10 years and produce a profit for the taxpayer of £500 million in that time by exploiting new markets. The Government makes £10 million a year from the current arrangements with APMG, so the Axelos JV is, at worst, a no-lose contract.
How it all started --->>>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AXELOS

Just for Fun: Who wants to read something different on CAPITA business services in South Ireland?
Here is another great product that is under the management of Capita Business Support Services Ireland Limited with registration company number IE395165
Capita Ireland looks after the Irish New PostCode system called 'EIRCODE' that was awarded to Capita by
the IRISH government in December 2013 with a 10 years contract.
In December 2013, Capita was awarded the 10-year contract to design and implement a postcode system (branded Eircode) for Ireland.
https://www.capita-ibs.co.uk/news/detail/new-postcode-system-for-ireland-launches

The bidding process for the developing the new Irish post code had started back in 2003.
Here is the full story how Capita the won the contract notwistanding accusations of receiving favouritism that help them win the EirCode bidding process. Read here--->>> http://getlosteircodes.com/?page_id=88
The official Irish postcode website built and managed by Capita https://www.eircode.ie/home

Tue, January 28, 2014, 01:00am due to run till 2024
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has formally signed a contract worth some €25.6 million
over 10 years, for the introduction of the long-awaited national postcode system, with Capita Ireland.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/rabbitte-signs-26-5m-national-post-code-deal-1.1670093

Thanks you all for your kind words. I've looked at today trades and there is lots of 1,157 and other small figures that are automatically pushed throught the MM's order books to keep the Cpi price down as we have low volumes and perhaps someone does not want to see the Cpi be in the blue ranges. But the truth will be revealed soon and hopefully the Cpi shares will be allowed to surfarce to the top by the market forces. GLA,DYOR. NoFear

Published 15th March 2021 - This contract has yet to be reported by Capita NewsRoom.
To provide SARS CoV 2 testing using loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) technology
across the Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System.
Duration: Pending confirmation - Award Value: £2,675,000
Contract extension possible upto 3 years

[Total Quantity or Scope]
As part of the national response to the COVID 19 pandemic HM Government and DHSC have mandated the provision of a wide a range of diagnostic testing pathways in the UK and England.

One such pathway is the mass testing of asymptomatic staff in the NHS.

The DHSC and NHS Track and Trace have collaborated to develop rapid, high volume of SARS CoV 2 testing using loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) technology.

York Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust will act as the authority on behalf of the Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System to provide the scale of asymptomatic testing required by DHSC and NHS T and T.

Pls Click the links below for the contracts details.
https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W11/746848395
https://find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/005162-2021

I've got my teeth ready for anyone who would like me to try them out just for fun. I bite really hard.(*__*)
My dear 2much, please post your sources when wanting to create a bit of a psin on the Capita share prices. I've already read what you've posted this morning and it did not bother me or neither the general investors markets.
Here is the news link for your article.
PS: Always back up your claims and not just a copy and paste statement that could had come from anywhere else. Cheers. NoFear
Fri 12th Mar 2021, 19.00
https://schoolsweek.co.uk/government-asks-capita-for-cash-back-over-cancelled-sats/

Good Morning antmoss44,
Thanks for your kind words. I'm really touched by all your positivity. I wish there was more person like yourself invested. Have a great week and good luck. You've made my week. Simply. (*__*). NoFear

Good Morning to all of you who clicked the recommended button. I really believe that it shows your appreciation for the information that we've all shared in this super forum. We've all made a difference and most likely contributed to keeping the Cpi share price just a little more stable as we noticed the Cpi shares making a quick and steady rebound after bouncing around for almost a week without no clear direction.
Let's wish everyone a great start of the week.
Finally, my crystal ball it's showing Monday morning Cpi making a steady rise towards 49p with continuing climb breaking the 50.9p barrier by close of trading day. For Tuesday, Cpi will continue the climb towards 53.5p and closing at 54p by end of trading day. We will open on Wednesday on better than expected FY 2020 results with a share price gap to 63p and continuing towards 66p by end of Wednesday trading day. We shall continue with Thursday opening at 67.5p and attempt to break the 69p but it will not succeed. In the following two weeks, the Cpi shares prices will attempt to break the 69p barrier on many occassions but it will find resistance and eventually give up and will make a retreat down towards 63.4p and will hoover occasionally around and near the 60.4p and 61.9p price ranges. From here and there on, every man and every woman would had decided to stay with Cpi till the when the half year 2021 is released or sell up and invest elsewhere. Cheers Guys & Gals.
Please DYOR as the above its only a fiction run of the Cpi Shares price movements and these events might never happened but could happen as I've based the possibility of these fictional events on the way the Cpi shares have behaved in the past six months. NoFear

Sorry guys, I think I read wrong the figure of £480mil. I think it should be read as either £48millions,£4.8 millions or £480k. But definitely not £480mil. What's your thoughts on the publication sell2wales capitaNI modification notice? I found it. Its only actually £480k.
12 March 2021 estimated to end 2024
https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W10/746651832
Sorry for the wrong information. In future I'll triple check before posting. Thanks

Good Afternoon to you Know0,
I'm going by what the Bankers had suggested at the August 2020 half year results as they questioned Jon Lewis and fellow BoD to which they then replied that rather then the assumed Bankers £140mil. it would be prudent to to estimate close to a £90mil.profit. Imo, since Barclays has recently given their thoughts on Capita FY 2020 earnings outlook and since were also the ones who form part of the Bankers questioning Lewis at the August 2020 HY results, I strongly believe that we're in for a big surprise for next week 2020 FY earnings. As you may have already noticed, there is alot of contracts that have never been mentioned on the Capita website and never either mentioned across other contracts and bidders websites apart the one called Bidstats. co. uk
Also, since yesterday, my research discovered almost £80 million that Capita won in Northern Ireland that we can now add to the Capita order book for the second part of 2020 which would not have been in the HY August 2020 earnings report.

Publication Date: 12/February/2021
Also, check this [£480million Capita North Ireland] contract that has been running since 2016 and has been recently been extended upto 31st December 2021. Again, there is no mention on the Capita or Bidstats website unless someone can indicate me an alternative source in regards to my link below
It was initially agreed from the period 1 September 2016 to 31 August 2020, but due to the Covid19 restrictions it has been extended till end of 2021. There is no mention of whether Capita will be paid any extra money for an extra year, but nevertheless it appears that £480million is the total amount that they will receive by the end of the contract which is only 9 months away from now. Open the second from top left tab "Full Notice Text" to read the entire document.
https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/show/search_view.aspx?ID=MAR360627#

So guys, there is alot of money filling up the Capita pot. See you all tomorrow at 8am.
Happy Mother's Day Sunday. NoFear (*__*)

A few more not reported by the BidStats website and not been reported by the Capita newsroom section either.
These are mainly the contracts awards that they chose not to mention as I've already scrolled over the UK
Capita and BidStats and you cannot find them at all.

Here another from North Ireland that will form part of the FY 2020 Earnings Results and further years to come
too.

[Invest NI Enterprise Business Intelligence Tool] Capita Managed IT Solutions Ltd, Antrim, BT36 7LQ
Value: £2.8mil. ------ Start Date: June 2020 ---- Duration: 84 months
https://buysocialni.org/brokers/current-contracts/invest-ni-enterprise-business-intelligence-tool/

Thanks notaflipper for giving us an insight to what could be waiting for us next week.

While we wait for that great positive day [fingers crossed], I wish to post anothe contract that
got kept secret by the Capita Managed IT Solutions Ltd that operates in North Ireland. As you
know already from past experiences that the Capita BoD have a very poor record for publishing
contract wins whether these were of a big or small award value.

Therefore I wish to report another major win that was reported by the North Ireland Strategic Investment Board on the
[5th January 2021] about a Supply and Delivery of Technology Hardware for HSC [36-months agreement with award value at £72.5millions] to be delivered by Capita that started on the 28th Sept. 2020 and was awarded on the 24th Sept. 2020

[Supply and Delivery of Technology Hardware for HSC] (TFA_2747409)
[Procurement and Logistics Service Confidential file]
Click below to see the £72.5mil. that Capita forgot or chose not to tell us small investors because they don't care.
https://buysocialni.org/brokers/current-contracts/supply-and-delivery-of-technology-hardware-for-hsc/

Finally, I wish to say that we cannot rely on anyone in Capita to provide us with updates regarding won or lost
contracts and we need to do our own research to have a feel of the business general operational direction.
Please don't break a sweat in clicking the Recommend blue colored button if you believe my information is
helping you out with how you trade your next Cpi investment.
Thanks for reading. Simply.(*__*).NoFear

12th March 2021 Barclays released this statement this morning after their Cpi TP 80p ( Overweight rating) Proactive I.
Barclays said their current forecasts put the shares on a bargin rating of around six times 2022 earnings, but if further assets sales are made this could be “materially dilutive” and, while potentially leaving the balance sheet in a net cash position, could reduce earnings by over a third.

“Of course, much depends on the price obtained and management's ability to reduce central overhead, but at least Capita has assets to sell and this underpins the investment case at current levels, in our view,” the bank’s analysts said. “Of course, profits are only part of the equation.”

On balance, they reckon the “asset underpinning supports a materially higher share price, but recognise much is clouded by near-term uncertainty”.
See halfway down the article for the Questions for CAPITA Barclays notes.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/943733/ocado-greggs-fevertree-among-big-names-in-coming-week-fed-and-boe-meetings-eyed-943733.html