Adept4 Share Discussion Threads

[2johnadams] 28/6/2016 15:57

It seems that there has been a strong buyer and seller in the stock for the last few months, at present, it looks like the buyer has gone or is silent, however, the seller is still active!

Maybe general uncertainty, of course, time will tell.

Results will be tomorrow, if they left it any later, they won't have time to get all the signoffs completed and file them at Companies House, before the deadline of 30th June.

GLA at 7am tomorrow!

[twodegrees] 28/6/2016 14:59

market up . adept4 falls and results due...does not bode well. Volumes also very low...

[xxx] 26/6/2016 04:40

Generally, it bodes well as you say.I await the results with interest.

[2johnadams] 24/6/2016 16:26

June 24th, 2016, a day of significance, and a day when the markets are a sea of red!

It is extremely positive and refreshing, therefore, to see AD4 close up and in the Blue.

AD4 is of course somewhat protected from Brexit and has no interests in Europe, with all of its business conducted in the UK.

With Half-yearly results coming next week, AD4 seems a safe haven and a Company on the up.

GLA

[2johnadams] 21/6/2016 12:32

Scargs, I agree. Seems like this Board not only have a plan, they are executing that plan.

The Board look too heavyweight for AD4 to fail, and in a relatively short time they have cleared out everything that doesn't fit with the new plan.

It's effectively another MXC Company now, with all the Accumuli Team back together to do it all over again. And let's not forget they have done this before, of course! They sold Accumuli for £55m.

Just look at the pedigree of the plc Board...

Gavin Lyons
Executive Chairman
Gavin Lyons, Executive Chairman, is responsible for the planning, setting and execution of the company’s strategy. Gavin has had a distinguished career in the TMT sector, most recently as CEO of Accumuli PLC, a successful buy and build in the IT security sector sold to NCC Group plc for £55m.


Ian Winn
Finance Director and COO
Ian is Finance Director and COO. Ian joined on 1 February 2016 from Mobica Limited, a software development and integration services company where he was Finance Director. From 2006 to 2015, Ian worked at Accumuli plc, one of the UK's leading independent providers of IT Security and risk management which was successfully sold to NCC Group plc for £55m.


Simon Duckworth, OBE
Non-Executive Director
Simon Duckworth, OBE DL, holds a number of non-executive positions in the public and private sectors and is currently Chairman of Barings Targeted Return Fund and the senior non-executive Board Member at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). He was a non-executive Director of Fidelity's flagship European Investment Trust, Fidelity European Values plc, for a decade, and has sat on the Boards of a number of AIM listed companies as a non-executive director. Simon was a non-executive director of Accumuli plc from 2010 until its sale to NCC plc in 2015 for £55m.


Dr Tom Black
Non-Executive Director
Tom is co-founder and Non-Executive Chairman of Digital Barriers plc, an AIM-listed business focused on the surveillance sector and which operates in the global Homeland Security Market. Prior to setting-up Digital Barriers in 2009, Tom led the £12m management buyout of Detica in 1997 and the Group's flotation on the London Stock Exchange in April 2002. He then oversaw the acquisition of Detica by BAE Systems in 2008 for £538m.

[freddie01] 19/6/2016 11:41

Hi Scargs we should see better times from here hopefully. It's been mentioned about the 29th on the LSE board which I assume you've seen.

[scargs] 18/6/2016 20:46

twodegrees and freddie01

I'm exactly in the same position as you two guys BUT the current management appears to be wide awake and we could have turned the corner after many false starts.

I'm well done on paper and really have no alternative other than tough it out. With a fair wind the situation could be a lot better in a couple of years.

It will be interesting to read the next set of figures.

When are the next results out?

GLA.

Scargs

[freddie01] 18/6/2016 19:31

I'm very much in the same boat twodegrees. Lets be honest it's been a nightmare holding this one but with a little bit of luck the current management's plan will at long last reap rewards for us long suffering shareholders.

[twodegrees] 18/6/2016 16:02

freddie01 thanks for starting the thread. Good luck to all. It has been many years of transition, company name changes, board changes going back at least 10 years that I can recall being a holder. I hope that in the next 2 years the transition will have been fully completed and at last I might gain some reward for holding as my break even is a long way from the price today...but I have stayed and am reassured by recent management board activities that they have a plan.

[freddie01] 17/6/2016 21:46

Good Luck to all holders.