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Capita has a strong long-term partnership with Barnet Council, including
providing support to the council and helping it establish new services during
the Covid-19 pandemic. The extension will provide stable and continuous
delivery of key services.
Additionally, Capita will work with the council to modernise its IT
infrastructure, following changes to working patterns to support the on-going
transformation of services and drive continuous improvement and innovation.
Al Murray, Capita's CEO for Capita Public Service, said: "The extension of our
contract with Barnet Council reflects the strength of our long-term
relationship with the council. It also highlights our focus on creating better
outcomes through the delivery of essential services for the local community.
"From next September onward, we will support the council by investing in and
enhancing its digital capabilities. We will also be providing stable and
continuous delivery of services that residents and businesses interact with
every day.
"This extension follows on from the successful renewal of our PCSE contract
with NHS England earlier in the year. It demonstrates the ability of our Public
Service division to retain important clients by successfully delivering for
them."
Capita plc ('Capita') today announces it has secured an extension to its
contract with Barnet Council which will see the business continue to deliver
back-office services for the borough's citizens.
The extension is worth £42.7m and with indexation and potential additional
work, it could be worth up to £57m. The extended contract begins at the start
of September 2023, which is when Capita's current 10-year deal with Barnet
Council is scheduled to end.
Under the extension, Capita will continue to provide HR and accounts payable
services for a further year to the end of August 2024. It will also continue to
deliver IT, customer services and revenue and benefits services for the council
for an additional two years and seven months until the end of March 2026. Some
services not covered by these extensions will be returned to be run by the
council from September 2023.
3. Details of person subject to the notification obligation
Name
Schroders Plc
City of registered office (if applicable)
London Wall, Barbican
Country of registered office (if applicable)
England
4. Details of the shareholder
Full name of shareholder(s) if different from the person(s) subject to the
notification obligation, above
City of registered office (if applicable)
Country of registered office (if applicable)
5. Date on which the threshold was crossed or reached
08-Sep-2022
6. Date on which Issuer notified
09-Sep-2022
7. Total positions of person(s) subject to the notification obligation
. % of voting % of voting rights Total of Total number
rights through financial both in % of voting
attached to instruments (total (8.A + rights held
shares (total of 8.B 1 + 8.B 2) 8.B) in issuer
of 8.A)
Resulting situation 18.095140 0.000000 18.095140 304771655
on the date on which
threshold was
crossed or reached
Position of previous 17.996100 0.000000 17.996100
notification (if
applicable)
Funnily enough there's more than a fair few on the CPI board fed up with him, myself included, I pity his existence.
Bottom of the rising trend channel now, would be nice to see bullish divergence on the RSI to help in the coming days push through the 200 dma currently 30p and hopefully see 32 pence by the end of this month, unless it goes the other way of course! Gla.