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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| K3 Business Technology Group Plc | KBT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 103.50 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 103.50 | 103.50 | 103.50 | 103.50 | 103.50 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
| Announcement Date | Type | Currency | Dividend Amount | Ex Date | Record Date | Payment Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19/03/2019 | Final | GBP | 0.0154 | 16/05/2019 | 17/05/2019 | 14/06/2019 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 05/6/2019 08:04 by tomps2 KBT presentation at Mello London 2019by Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO & Rob Price, CFO What they do, and their journey of transformation. |
Posted at 18/7/2018 14:23 by tomps2 Here's the presentation KBT gave at ShareSoc 11.7.18By Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO, and Rob Price, CFO. Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO Business overview – 00:34 Product offering – 03:16 Reorganisation/Engag Channel partner network - 07:38 H1 results overview - 08:50 Rob Price, CFO H1 financial overview – 10:38 Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO Summary – 17:04 Q&A – 19:22 |
Posted at 10/1/2017 08:22 by simon gordon Progressive Equity Research out with a fresh piece on KBT this morning: |
Posted at 23/11/2016 09:12 by noble3r I've took the opportunity to top up this morning.Final ex-dividend date: 08 December 2016 AGM: 24 November 2016 Trading announcement: 20th January 2017 The above is juicy enough for me. |
Posted at 14/9/2016 13:45 by noble3r Latest IC comment:It was difficult not to be impressed by the full-year results performance from retail software company K3 Business Technology (KBT:350p), the Salford-based supplier of software to the retail, manufacturing and logistics sectors and provider of managed IT and web-hosting services. The fact that its share price is making headway back towards last autumn's 19-year high of 377p tells a story in itself. It's a company I know well, having advised buying at 220p a couple of years ago ('Tapping into retail growth', 16 Sep 2014), and last reiterated that advice at 337p ('On the acquisition trail', 5 Jul 2016). The key takes for me were growth in sales of K3's higher margin own intellectual property software which now accounts for 25 per cent of the mix and generates a gross margin of 66 per cent; a channel partner network that is clearly gaining traction; and a pipeline of new business which is up 23 per cent to £76m year-on-year. New orders hit a record of £35.3m and helped drive revenues ahead by 7 per cent to £89m in the 12 months to end June 2016. But it's the nature of the new business being won which resulted in both adjusted pre-tax profit and EPS shooting up by more than a fifth to £8.8m and 23.5p, respectively. The fact that K3 hit forecasts even though it was hit by an £830,000 write-down after a client went into administration says much about the resilience of the business too. In the 12-month period, K3's software license sales increased by 17 per cent to £16.2m, helped by a contribution from the retail segment and its "ax I is fashion" offering. Leading European mail order fashion retailer, TriStyle Mode GmbH was a notable client win as were Lacoste and KLiNGEL, just two of 27 customers signed up through K3's channel partner network. Acquisitions will contribute to another year of growth too. For instance, K3 recently acquired Merac, the author of an electronic point-of-sale and management system for the visitor attractions and leisure sector. It was an earnings accretive deal as K3 has acquired a business that makes annual pre-tax profits of £330,000 on revenue of £1.27m for a cash consideration of £1.4m. It also adds substance to analyst forecasts that K3 can lift EPS by 11 per cent to 26p in the 12 months to end June 2017, a performance that would easily justify another hike in the payout per share to 2p. The payout was lifted by 16 per cent to 1.75p in the year just ended, a reflection of the cash generative nature of the business. Analysts believe K3 should be able to report free cash flow of £6m in the current financial year after factoring in capital expenditure north of £5m. This means that even after raising the dividend again the company should be able to cut net debt in half to £4.6m by June 2017. Gearing is only 12 per cent of shareholders funds, so there is scope for more acquisitions too. So, with the outlook positive, and K3 well funded, I have no hesitation reiterating my buy advice. On 13.5 times forward earnings, and offering decent upside to my 425p target price, K3's shares are a decent buy at 350p. |
Posted at 09/11/2015 10:48 by fillipe KBT - continuing to move higher....now 370p at the ask, as I type, with a one month RSI of 93.4f |
Posted at 02/6/2015 11:56 by sharesoc We are holding one of our popular Investor Masterclasses in Manchester so local investors and shareholders in KBT may be interested in attending as KBT is based nearby our venue... |
Posted at 17/3/2015 13:53 by davebowler Finncap;KBT – CORP – TP: 330.0p – Market Cap: £72.3m Interims to December 2014 show delivery in line with the January trading update, accompanied by improvements in disclosure which serve well to highlight the strengths of the company and illustrate the company’s own product focus. With 11% growth in recurring revenue (48% of group revenue) and 21% group revenue growth, revenue statistics are all strong. 22% of revenue and 27% of gross profit derives from K3’s own IP, which delivers functionally rich sector specific integration, making third-party ERP systems more relevant to sector specific environments. As evidence of success of that IP, K3 is now Microsoft’s global preferred partner for the fashion retail sector. Trading at only 11.5x June 2015 P/E, there remains plenty of upside opportunity – we upgrade our target price to 330p (300p). |
Posted at 31/12/2014 13:11 by apad Aye, I missed out on JDG (always knew it was flawed :-), currently missing out on Accumuli's potential for similar reasons. CARD looks attractive and KBT is still a candidate because of the catalyst and the breadth of the customer base.BTW did you get back into KBC? ("Don't remind me of….":-) apad |
Posted at 31/12/2014 12:55 by simon gordon APAD,Don't remind me of RNWH :-( I didn't like the balance sheet in the 80s so passed, since then it three bagged. RNWH had a good chart and weak looking balance sheet. KBT has a good chart with a potential catalyst - AX/IS - that could turbo boost the story and share price. So I'm not getting too focused on the financials as they currently stand. |
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