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Top ups made just in time to watch the SP accelerate downwards 📉 😬

Oftem verdict yet to land, no doubt the cost cutting will cost more than envisaged, the ICO fine and sales volumes likely to struggle (based on the wider market services struggles).

Standing by my estimation that CPI will achieve ~£2bn revenues, another YoY drop, for FY2025... though we'll have to wait till March 2026 to see the financial results.

DYOR - IMO

Chubbybrown - tonnes more shares in circulation, as rights issue grew the numbers.

SP struggling IMV given EZJ is flying no greater volumes than 2019, is using more planes to do so; plus many shares in issue, a low dividend, and input costs have soared too.

There better growth stocks to be found elsewhere on the market.

DYOR

Great to see GBG has expanded. Holders now own a bigger business 👍 - lots to like with this update IMV, sure it's not stellar performance (then again that's not why I bought in here).

They clearly have a grip of cost controls too and demonstrating that is critical in this turbulent trading environment.

I'm happy to hold what I have, and to buy up some more on drops of the SP too 👍😎

DYOR - IMO

Ah I see, thanks for adding the explanation there 👍 much appreciated. I agree with you BTW and very best of luck for results tomorrow 🤞🤞

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/indices/ftse-all-share/constituents/table

Perhaps it's TerryM1 on a buying spree lol?!

Trisor - What on earth are you waffling on about? - Possibly, it's that time of day when your sugar levels are dropping low and the delirium is commencing? - I have absolutely nothing to do with Angelis. They popped on here recently spouting utter nonsense. Hopefully they're still on fire from my 'popcorn burn'.

"stepped up to the plate financially in order for this transition to be a success" - Their financials are squeaky clean, very healthy. Examine them for yourself.

Angelis - I don't need any tea... as it doesn't compliment the🍿 I'm snacking on whilst watching this dog of a share drop!

Trisor - Which broker rated CPI as £9? Do you have the details? - Interested to read their take on the SP direction

RogueRiver - Ignore Angelis - as your comment was relevant precisely as you've pointed out!

Angelis seemingly just cannot hack that the SP is not going their way.

Presumably Avocet123 the 🤖 is copy + pasting from my posts on the CPI board yet again?

TheAccountant - Firstly, are you an actual accountant? (Simply curious to know haha!) - I think tomorrow will be interesting because although I don't have any doubts about GBG's quality and robust performance it's the case the news will be falling on 'UK GDP Day' (ONS figs out tomorrow)... and that makes it especially tricky to gauge where the SP may head tomorrow!

Possibly, we may just bounce around within a ~22p or so trading range, throughout the whole day, perhaps between 234-256p. That's my best guesstimate!

IMO - DYOR

Heatseeker77 - A simply ridiculous slur - desperately made as presumably you're under water here. I do not and have not ever worked for any firm either related to CPI or involved in trading CPI. I'm just a working class Private Investor, it's really as simple as that.

Heatseeker77 - That's because honesty & transparency about the state of CPI's finances is an important issue here for all investors/traders.

Far too much ramping, with little to no evidence has been peddled on here... and now we learn a substantial £14mil fine has been applied. The verdict on CPI is clear, in full it's here: https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/media-centre/news-and-blogs/2025/10/capita-fined-14m-for-data-breach-affecting-over-6m-people/

It reveals much about how CPI has been operating it's affairs.

DYOR - IMO

A timely reminder... Simpiles was trying to claim £25 a share was possible!

FWIW AimMaster2018 huge respect. There's many occasions we disagree but... you've called this impeccably well, and I'm certain you'll be making a mint from the inevitable drop herr (which I happen to think will carry right on through until COP Friday)

Is kicking in! 📉

Not strange IMO - price dropped as the Trade Price was closer at the bid price and not at or close to the ask (which determines if it's recorded as a buy or a sell). Usually these small volume trades are made by investors seeking to find gaps, to potentially take trading advantage of.

Hefty because UBS sold off at least ~20% of their holdings (impossible to know if they retained anything or not, as they're now below the reporting level).