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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| EG Solutions | EGS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 112.125 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 112.125 |
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Posted at 06/9/2017 11:10 by beethoven3 If the board takes the view that private investors don't count but saw the share price rise on the back of buying by them, and they were discussing a takeover at a discount to market price, they should have made an announcement to correct the false market which had developed.Why the silence which has resulted in investors buying when the board knew that a loss was the only possible outcome? Now you can't even sell at the offer price - N+1 is paying 110p so they'll make a profit in addition to their fee for advising the company. Shouldn't they be paying 112.5p? Looks like a number of institutions have not accepted the offer - maybe they are hoping there will be another bid. |
Posted at 07/10/2016 12:28 by rambutan2 Started new thread as Lord Butterstock not posted since 2007, so assumed lost interest. His started with a profits warning, and a decade on this one continues that not so great tradition! |
Posted at 03/11/2015 16:27 by graham1ty And congratulations to investors champion for highlighting this. A pity it was not picked up on more widely at the time as was brilliant analysis of greed ! |
Posted at 24/9/2015 00:10 by haroldthegreat excellent presentation at the shard tonight of the two new apps. any company using them will save time and increase their efficiency. in fact eg guarantees them to save money by using their products.they cant lose no gain no fee ! the obvious advantage in the example they showed ( an insurance claim) was that the end customer was kept informed of the progress throughout the process. there is nothing more annoying than having an insurance claim and having to chase everyone up all the time. with their app photos were taken,details uploaded at the time, each person involved in the claim was updated and as each process was completed the claimant was informed. as their clients start using the app their competitors will see the advantages of the system and will also want to use it. if somebody wants to improve their back office functions and cut costs eg has the answer. investor champion should have attended the presentation to see the new products as he would have been able to see what is on offer. |
Posted at 22/9/2015 09:28 by aim_trader Elizabeth Gooch, CEO of eg Solutions, will be presenting to investors at the Chesterfield Hotel in Mayfair on the 24th September from 6pm. To register to attend, please click here: |
Posted at 27/3/2015 14:54 by aim_trader To view eg Solution's presentation from last night's Proactive Investors One2One Investor Forum, click on the following link: |
Posted at 25/3/2015 09:23 by oregano Commentary from Megabyte.Subscribers will know that we have been critical of eg’s poor long term financial track record, but there is no taking away from the quality of these figures. For us, perhaps a more important element is the fact that the company has landed customers in multiple verticals, which substantially opens up the addressable market. But before we get too carried away, we have seen many small software companies have what look like break-out years, only to see all of the company’s resources diverted into implementation and account management, leading to a return to low growth. So, eg will need to work hard and continue to invest in sales & marketing to ensure maintained momentum. Against this backdrop, eg’s share price performance and valuation is perhaps surprising. While the shares have recovered from their March 2014 lows, they are still well below their 2013 highs, despite much stronger financials and balance sheet. Indeed, with the fundraising cash all still sitting on the balance sheet, eg’s enterprise value is little changed from a year ago at £10m. Perhaps institutional investors are just taking a cautious view until eg can prove that last year was the start of summer rather than just a single swallow. |
Posted at 04/11/2014 13:24 by aim_trader CEO Elizabeth Gooch is presenting at the Proactive Investor Forum on 20th November. To register click here: |
Posted at 17/9/2014 09:03 by oregano From Megabyte;Breakout year for eg solutions? Back office optimisation software vendor eg solutions has delivered a markedly improved performance in its first half to July. Revenues jumped by nearly 80% to £4m and eg returned to a meaningful level of profit. We have long felt that the company is subscale and would struggle to compete over the long term, but could this be the long-awaited break-out year for eg solutions? Listed on AIM with a market cap of £12m, eg solutions provides back office optimisation solutions primarily into call centres in the financial services sector. eg’s applications provide operation management information in back office scenarios designed to enable streamlined processes and reduced costs. Revenue for the six months to July jumped by 80% to £4m and the company reported an EBITDA profit of £1.1m. The growth was driven in part by a £1.2m contract, half of which was recognised in the first half. Cash conversion was respectable, given the growth profile, with £0.7m generated at the operating level. However, with £0.3m of capitalised R&D, only £0.3m of the EBITDA was converted to net cash. Gross cash at the period end was £0.8m and the company has £0.6m in convertible loan notes. First thoughts eg solutions has been generating around £5m in annual revenues since Noah was a lad, so this is potentially a game-changing set of results for the company. However, one swallow does not a summer make and the key now will be sustainability. To our mind, eg is still too dependent on a small number of large licence fees which makes predicting future growth and profitability very difficult. However, if it can continue to land new deals and build its recurring revenue base, then it may be able to reach critical mass. After many years of disappointment, investors have been understandably cautious about rewarding eg’s renewed growth with superior share price performance. But if the company can string together another few periods of growth like this one, then it may just start to look like the growth company it has always claimed to be. |
Posted at 20/8/2014 21:12 by smithie6 ...having a look at past co. reports...this E.Gooch lady must be a bit of character.....gets. through directors like there is no tomorrow ! and various other negative factors about some of her past conduct.... but I guess that is perhaps completely normal for someone owning a valueable stake in a small co.......very difficult to get to that position if one is Mr/Mrs average...(which infers not too much drive !) ...(Steve Jobs for example was apparently quite a perfectionist...and I assume difficult to work with as a result.....but clearly he produced amazing results ...and perhaps similar things could be said of Bill Gates...) perhaps any not so attractive examples of actions ( I could list some...like borrowing money interest free from the co. or selling her some of her shares to the staff trust fund...which she sits on the board of !!, thats a bit whacko imo....impression that in the past she has used the co. on occasion for her own needs) hopefully that has ended now ?...partly since Herald are now an investor and unlikely to agree with such things....and the Gooch stake is now not quite so powerful as it was say 3 years ago..due to dilution and share sales. |
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