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Hi Archy, great to hear,.... re price drop tweets, there are a few in there at times (see redd 185p drop from 230p) however it would be too busy to do that with all the movements across all the shares in play at the time, ...so I try to keep everyone informed of the stock potential, a clear initial target, it can always be revised as we progress, and once a stock is highlighted folk can then follow it's progress picking an entry point along it's journey etc ......really pleased you have had a good profit already and that's the aim, makes tweeting well worth while :-)

lol..I was flattered ....takes all sorts and different views to make a market :-)

lol...it dipped below 200 p last week..so gap up looks on over comimg seesion.....me thinks youare stalking me with your negatives :-) takes all sorts gl

''Pelatro a difference-maker for mobile phone companies ''

PTRO's mViva platform helps reduce churn and increase revenue per customer

PTRO has 19 blue-chip clients in 17 different countries

“OUR LARGEST CUSTOMER WHO IS ABOUT TO GO LIVE has four hundred million subscribers,''

“The largest customer live has one hundred million. You can imagine the complexity involved in getting to a fine focus on subscribers for the data to be relevant and contextual.

“We manage a huge amount of data, which could go to tens of billions of records a day.”
Pelatro’s success in “proving the value proposition” means impressed customers are prepared to roll out the solution to new jurisdictions. It now has 19 customers in 17 different countries.

It also speaks volumes that it is going toe to toe with some of the big beasts of the tech world – giants such as IBM, SAS and Oracle – to win new business.

Recurring revenues grew by 63% and are now 44%. By the end of 2020 they will be “north of 50%” says Menon, rising to 70-80% “in the next couple of years”.

The release of mViva version 6 should further differentiate the group from its competition, while the company is “maintaining the momentum in moving towards a revenue sharing business model”.

The company has achieved a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue of 78% since 2016 with consistent profitability (2019 EBITDA margin 43%).

Aim-traded Pelatro , a company that makes its money by providing telecoms operators with precision marketing software, has issued a bullish trading update at its annual meeting.

Annualised recurring revenue of US$4.7m is US$600,000 higher than when annual results were released in early April and two thirds higher than the 2019 run rate. This highlights the strength of demand for Pelatro’s software which handles and processes the data for more than 800m subscribers of its 19 telecom operator clients around the world.

Specifically, Pelatro uses 'big data' analytics to reveal patterns, trends, associations and behavioural traits of subscribers to enable telecom operators to monetise data to boost average revenue per user and increase their share of subscriber spend. Adopting a more customer centric approach to marketing also reduces churn rates.

Pelatro’s share price declined from the 70p level prior to the stock market crash. However, this is not a reflection of the operational performance as revenue visibility for 2020 backs up two thirds of Cenkos Securities' 2020 estimate of US$7.4m, up from US$6.7m in 2019, and the broker’s 2021 revenue estimate of US$9m doesn’t seem unreasonable given that Pelatro has a US$18m new business pipeline and is likely to see higher demand from existing contracted work, too.

The potential for Pelatro to double net profits next year as the operational leverage of the business model kicks in is significantly undervalued as the shares only trade on a 2021 price/earnings (PE) ratio of 10. My target price is 100p. Strong buy.

the spread has narrowed by 50% as discussed , it wiil again soon :-)

a challenge on 230p+ looks on the cards over coming sessions :-)

the seller will clear, as in all cases, ensuring you are in position when the brakes come off is the key :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1314202758803644420

CPX got it's green credentials in today's rns, however, much bigger value adding aspects ahead, re new production, products and clearly the IP infringements re Maxwell/Tesla etc

Aim-traded Pelatro , a company that makes its money by providing telecoms operators with precision marketing software, has issued a bullish trading update at its annual meeting.

Annualised recurring revenue of US$4.7m is US$600,000 higher than when annual results were released in early April and two thirds higher than the 2019 run rate. This highlights the strength of demand for Pelatro’s software which handles and processes the data for more than 800m subscribers of its 19 telecom operator clients around the world.

Specifically, Pelatro uses 'big data' analytics to reveal patterns, trends, associations and behavioural traits of subscribers to enable telecom operators to monetise data to boost average revenue per user and increase their share of subscriber spend. Adopting a more customer centric approach to marketing also reduces churn rates.

Pelatro’s share price declined from the 70p level prior to the stock market crash. However, this is not a reflection of the operational performance as revenue visibility for 2020 backs up two thirds of Cenkos Securities' 2020 estimate of US$7.4m, up from US$6.7m in 2019, and the broker’s 2021 revenue estimate of US$9m doesn’t seem unreasonable given that Pelatro has a US$18m new business pipeline and is likely to see higher demand from existing contracted work, too.

The potential for Pelatro to double net profits next year as the operational leverage of the business model kicks in is significantly undervalued as the shares only trade on a 2021 price/earnings (PE) ratio of 10. My target price is 100p. Strong buy.

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1313741872716800000

not just me who see's value here .......Investors Chronicle review of PTRO posted on lse bb (see link) they (Simon Thompson) have set target price of 100p and a strong buy recommendation

cash at 31.8.20 $3.16m, near-term pipeline of $15m, 800m subscribers of its 19 global telecom clients, potential for Pelatro to double profits on pipeline of potential contracts

just to support the comments below about not being deterred by a wide spread a couple of my best buys in past few months had spreads intially of of 8 and 10 percent following a drop in their sp's and both went from 20p to 100p+ (AIR and XAR ) ...I state these examples not as a 'look at me' but to demonstrate a wide spread is typically a temporary aspect and not something that should deter if a clear re rate of sp is upcoming :-)

Hi Archy..re the spread, nope not worried at this time...when mm's are looking for direction they typically have a wide spread and as trades pick up the spread will narrow substantially, it already has in past couple of days. the choice on a turnaround stock is to wait until the spread tightens , missing the early entry, or pick your buy price before it becomes popular and providing you are not looking at a quick 5% and I would suggest most here are seeking a return to 60p+ or even IC target of 100p the spread will not be an issue as progress through the next few weeks....a wide spread on a dead share, no volume, no direction no potential and company that is going nowhere would indeed deter me, however, the exact opposite here ...ps thans for those comments re interview, :-)

''Pelatro a difference-maker for mobile phone companies ''

PTRO's mViva platform helps reduce churn and increase revenue per customer

PTRO has 19 blue-chip clients in 17 different countries

“OUR LARGEST CUSTOMER WHO IS ABOUT TO GO LIVE has four hundred million subscribers,''

“The largest customer live has one hundred million. You can imagine the complexity involved in getting to a fine focus on subscribers for the data to be relevant and contextual.

“We manage a huge amount of data, which could go to tens of billions of records a day.”
Pelatro’s success in “proving the value proposition” means impressed customers are prepared to roll out the solution to new jurisdictions. It now has 19 customers in 17 different countries.

It also speaks volumes that it is going toe to toe with some of the big beasts of the tech world – giants such as IBM, SAS and Oracle – to win new business.

Recurring revenues grew by 63% and are now 44%. By the end of 2020 they will be “north of 50%” says Menon, rising to 70-80% “in the next couple of years”.

The release of mViva version 6 should further differentiate the group from its competition, while the company is “maintaining the momentum in moving towards a revenue sharing business model”.

The company has achieved a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue of 78% since 2016 with consistent profitability (2019 EBITDA margin 43%).

Aim-traded Pelatro , a company that makes its money by providing telecoms operators with precision marketing software, has issued a bullish trading update at its annual meeting.

Annualised recurring revenue of US$4.7m is US$600,000 higher than when annual results were released in early April and two thirds higher than the 2019 run rate. This highlights the strength of demand for Pelatro’s software which handles and processes the data for more than 800m subscribers of its 19 telecom operator clients around the world.

Specifically, Pelatro uses 'big data' analytics to reveal patterns, trends, associations and behavioural traits of subscribers to enable telecom operators to monetise data to boost average revenue per user and increase their share of subscriber spend. Adopting a more customer centric approach to marketing also reduces churn rates.

Pelatro’s share price declined from the 70p level prior to the stock market crash. However, this is not a reflection of the operational performance as revenue visibility for 2020 backs up two thirds of Cenkos Securities' 2020 estimate of US$7.4m, up from US$6.7m in 2019, and the broker’s 2021 revenue estimate of US$9m doesn’t seem unreasonable given that Pelatro has a US$18m new business pipeline and is likely to see higher demand from existing contracted work, too.

The potential for Pelatro to double net profits next year as the operational leverage of the business model kicks in is significantly undervalued as the shares only trade on a 2021 price/earnings (PE) ratio of 10. My target price is 100p. Strong buy.

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1313364153030062082

another day another contract :-)

:-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1311943133136125952

hydrogen looking to play a larger part and sooner, all indicators suggest challenge on year high 650p+ (see chart)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1311248189543133184

here's the tech's to compliment the fundamentals and clear upward targets

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1311913895259525127

excellent trading up date - record month for both PrimeStore MTM and core business sales, strong overall growth, full year performance revised upwards several times this year