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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Civica | LSE:CIV | London | Ordinary Share | GB0034284272 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 269.25 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/12/2007 09:25 | Re Palo Alto story - this relates to a different Civica company which I believe has no links to Civica plc. "Civica Software is a division of the Pixelpushers Group and is located in Newport Beach, California." | billf2003 | |
17/12/2007 09:17 | Not a good December: Dec 5 (FT extract) Shares in Civica hit a record low after the public sector software provider warned of a "cautious" outlook at its local government unit, its largest business. The shares dropped 16¾p on Tuesday to 159¼p, a far cry from the summer when the company was close to agreeing a 300p a share deal with Alchemy Partners, the private equity group. Wariness over sales in the local government division was compounded by full-year figures showing softening demand for new back office systems, which held back organic growth to just 1 per cent. The shares were also hit after full-year figures missed analysts' expectations. The group was also hit by the loss of a contract to supply services to the NHS IT project. Simon Downing, chief executive, said Civica was considering further acquisitions of up to £50m ($103m) to boost scale. ==================== Dec 12 "..The fact that the Civica software was incompatible with Google's "crawlers" certainly should have been determined by the city prior to signing any contracts..." From a discussion at Palo Alto, California | m.t.glass | |
16/8/2007 18:51 | The Management sold to make way for the bid??? I did not even bother responding to that - it was such a naive (and that is being very kind) comment to make. The salient point is that the bid did not proceed. Now 30% below the level Directors sold at - fantastic timing boys!! | joshalexander | |
11/8/2007 19:22 | Sir Josephs Mate Now trading at 20% below the price the directors sold at. Yes - LOL !! | joshalexander | |
02/8/2007 15:34 | Well what to make of news today of bid being dropped ? Looks good value at 215p if trading in line as they say. Mark down a bit too much ? | compo99 | |
12/6/2007 07:18 | BID APPROACH!!! All the directors were doing was clearing the way for a bid!! Youre all too suspicious!!! LOL!! | sir josephs mate | |
21/5/2007 20:15 | The fact that the CEO and FD do not hold a single share hardly inspires confidence. Very brave to hold these untill we see results IMO. A poor trading update to come IMO, but as always DYOR. | joshalexander | |
21/5/2007 10:41 | I would have exited based on the directors action too I suspect. But initial concerns don't seem to have clarified. There has been an OK trading statement, post these sales. And a suggestion that they may move to the official list. The directors sold towards the end of the tax year. Could they have had tax loses elsewhere ? Are skeletons going to have get a dusting off for them to go official ? This all seems rather contradictory - any suggestions ? | colonel a | |
21/3/2007 17:20 | Good call, I did not realise you shorted shares CR. And its not the fact that they sold a shed load of shares, they sold the whole lot. Both the FD and CEO are not holding a single share, this.is worth repeating. And as they better than anyone else know the business, why should anyone else hold. | fellowes2 | |
21/3/2007 17:19 | I shorted late yesterday - directors lobbing loads of shares, Seymour Pierce downgrading the stock today too. It's just a matter of when does the profit warning arrive imo - with a decent space between it and the directoror selling or indecently close to it? Chart has fallen over - 230p looks nailed on, 200p possible imo CR | cockneyrebel | |
21/3/2007 16:34 | sold as well. better out than in. | honiton | |
21/3/2007 15:20 | What is the betting that we have a profit warning or an unexpected downturn in trading within a few months. Which neither the FD or CEO had the slightest inkling of when they both just decided to sell their entire holdings on the same day. I am sure if this happens it will be purely an unhappy coincidence, all IMO, DYOR as usual. | fellowes2 | |
21/3/2007 07:51 | I dont like these share sales. The CEO and FD selling their entire holding. Having been a supporter of Civiva in the past, I would now be very careful here. Far safer to sell untill we see the next set of results IMO. | fellowes2 | |
21/3/2007 00:38 | Civica, the computer services group that supplies 89 per cent of UK councils, faded 4¼p to 270p after its chief executive and finance director sold their entire holdings to raise about £670,000 each. Simon Downing, chief executive, disposed of 246,229 shares at 272p apiece. Michael Stoddard dumped 247,678 issues at the same price. | stephanie_m | |
05/2/2007 16:03 | Is this one going to breakout of its narrow trading range? | honiton | |
07/1/2007 18:55 | Comment - Expect significant news very soon, another company purchase I am sure......... Great results so far | shaunstreak | |
03/1/2007 21:06 | Agreed. Don't know what is behind this as I haven't done the research. As they say, just let the runners run and sell the ones you have made losses on (q. a few really). Also worth looking at: Schroders and INP. Also into SEG but haven't performed so may ditch before jan trading statement. | honiton | |
03/1/2007 17:35 | New 12 month and all time high, looking very positive. | felowes | |
02/1/2007 12:27 | On the verge of a significant chart breakout, looking interesting. | fellowes2 | |
18/12/2006 19:58 | What the heck. still no comment?? | honiton |
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