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I think this has got further to fall - possibly sub £4 - so I'm waiting until then - this knife is still falling and taking the other house builders with it

I think Vistry is a good company - but market aren't happy and the board member selling his shares (albeit a small quantity) hardly shows confidence at this level either!

I'm watching and waiting ....

@marcus - it was a good sign that we touched £3.68 very early on so I'm hopeful we will breach and hold £3.66 today and - dare I say - I'd like to see a close in the £3.70s

you complete clown @aim - you called £3.42 finish and it finished at £3.60 - you should be ashamed of yourself - hold your head in shame - call yourself a master - @aim****** would be more appropriate!

It's been such a long wait for this .... but today marks the turn around of the good ship Capita.

Confirmation of the payroll contract following on from positive noises from the pension contract following a Shore Capital BUY rating and a target of £5.30.

THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT - THE FUTURE IS CAPITA!

I'm off for a beer in Trennerife now - fantastic day and possibly the best Capita day in 6 years of holding!

But not much use to anyone else who are nursing very heavy losses here now ....

The knife is still falling at the moment and it may be a while before we see it land !

@aim Massively wrong again @cabbage talking nonsense too .... I've had enough .....from now on you are both filtered .... Utter clowns!

It looks like Sopra Steria (the outfit that are suing the DWP because they lost the £700m payroll contract to Capita) are also suing and being counter sued by the Belgian Government.

Sounds like they are behaving like a saber tooth tiger that has been mortally wounded and are fighting for their last breath!

Police and Sopra Steria sue each other over failed i-Police digitisation project https://share.google/L1ygnForHjs0XUIj8

@Simpiles - I totally agree - once the customer (DWP) has decided to award a contract (in this case to Capita) - then that's not going to change whatever the losing bidder try.

When you've decided - you've decided - and that's that.

Most likely outcomes are either law suit being thrown out of court or DWP settling with them in some way or another.

Just a waiting game for this new contract and, given we didn't really know of it's existence this time last week, I can wait a few weeks / a couple of months.

Feeling excited for next week now that Oasis are accumulating again - just hope we don't disappoint (as has happened so many times in the past).

It just feels different now though!

Awfully quiet from @aim & @cabbage after all that weekend hot air - your £3.27 close prediction looks massively wrong again ...

With Oasis adding more - it could well close up on the day!

As I said over the weekend - we've been pushed down so low that it's hard for us to fall much further ....

And bombing Iran isn't really going to impact anything Capita ....

Could we see a small rise by the end of the day.... I hope so after all the rubbish that @aim has posted in the last 3 days

I'm definitely a buyer at £3.27 - so bring it on.

It will be interesting to see how much of the Iran war was built into the index v how much was a total surprise (given the US armada has been gathering for weeks)

Whatever - can't wait to get more of these sub £3.30 if possible!

@aim - you mean Schroders haven't bought back YET what they've sold whilst at the same time Oasis have added another chunk at £3.95 and of course let's not forget Royal London and their vote of confidence.

I don't think this is going to move much this week and any positive RNS relating to the pension fund or even payroll win - this will go ballistic.

Remember what happened on October 10th when we announced the pension fund win - I think we rode by about 30p in less than 40 minutes!

All good here - keep posting your negativity - but this won't be held down much longer with or without a war in Iran

I'm not sure how much the war in Iran will effect Capita although the FTSE will no doubt fall sharply at the open.

A falling FTSE doesn't necessarily mean a falling CPI stock as we often do best when the FTSE is down in that we tend to rise.

I'm sure we will get dragged down a bit but with us only prices at 22p (old money) with a new £234m pension contract in the bag and a £700m salary contract stood in the wings waiting to be signed and recurring £2bnplus revenues and 6% plus margins the question is:

Can this really fall much lower? Maybe 21p (old money) but that's soon going to bounce - irrespective of the underlying macro - with results only days away.

This has never really recovered - like virtually every other stock - since COVID so maybe our recovery time is coming!

Blockage in the strait of Hormuz may well affect oil supply to the world but it shouldn't stop Capita signing the £700m contract with DWP for outsourcing of their payroll.

If we dip a few pence on Monday then a great opportunity to add more ....

@gotnorolex - I couldn't agree more - it really feels like Capita has finally got some wind in their sails as not only do they continue to win renewals at much improved margins BUT we are now seeing huge green STALKS (rather than shoots) of new business.

The french can squeak as much as they like but - unless there is a huge irregularity in the bidding process - the salary contract is almost certainly in the bag!

AND - even if there were irregularities - it won't stop it being re-awarded to Capita as once a buyer (DWP in this case) has decided then they've DECIDED.

Moreover - it also virtually certainly excludes the french company from ever winning a UK Government bid again - which clears the field for even more Capita business.

I've never been happier to hold 1.8million (old money) shares even if they do plummet on Monday 😁

@raffles - at least with a greasy pig you've got an opportunity to kill it and then have a really enjoyable BBQ.

@aim - I don't know why you keep baiting everyone here - you never used to be like that - I guess you are enjoying the sport?

@MartinG - great summary and you would honestly want to think that the turn around is real this time around.

I've exchanged a couple of emails with IR this week and the general response has been that they are keeping their heads down and sorting out the pension situation.

Short term this might be volatile with war in Iran but over any other timescale this is going to absolutely explode

As Staveley said - there will be a time when EVERYONE will want to hold Capita stock - and I don't think that time is far away now

@Craig - no it's not surprising we are cheaper and we will probably be better too ....

Just frustrating that this could delay a decision for months or even reopen the entire bidding process again!

@adam - I doubt anyone on here would know the answer to that but - even without the legal challenge -it was always unlikely to be signed before results day on 10th March.

I feel a bit deflated actually as I honestly thought we had turned a positive corner - only to be confronted by another brick wall (being this legal challenge).

I can't see how the contract can be signed whilst the other party is challenging the validity of the procurement process but at the same time - these services need to be implemented asap and the legal process could take months or even years.

After all the case was lodged in early September 2025 and nothing much seems to have happened since then!

I'm surprised the PCS / Civil Service World article didn't mention any.of this given it's been rumbling in the background for 7 months already!

No RNS because the deal has been awarded but not signed yet and @max suggests there might be a legal obstacle to overcome below.

I think things will work out here eventually - it's just that nothing is every straightforward when you are a capita shareholder!