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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| 26/3/2013 | 11:57 | SKY HIGH PLc...The new begining - short term target > 150p | 451 |
| 16/10/2007 | 09:27 | SKY HIGH PLc...The new begining - short term target > 150p | 132 |
| 24/1/2007 | 17:11 | Myratech.net plc ("Myratech") announces that at the EGM held today, all | - |
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Posted at 14/5/2012 12:54 by whites123 With so much serial disappointment around lately, I can't help but wonder when people will see the real value being offered here.Expanding, winning contracts, acquisitions, funded, it's all good, vs the failures that are more common place these days in the wider markets, MHG, PMK, CHAR, GKP etc etc... All what one would imagine and perceive and are good companies, but even just a few looking around and deciding on SKHG would propel the share price to a new level, and one perhaps that would be more aligned to its actual worth. |
Posted at 04/5/2012 07:48 by whites123 For far to long PI's are failing to research and understand what SKHG are about.Hoping to return to paying a dividend they now have Sir John Madjeski as the single largest shareholder who as it happens subscribed for stock at a higher price than todays share price The aquisition of COU propelled SKHG to the front of data collection one stop solutions, and consider the market cap against profits against revenues against cash held and against prospects I consider this to be so far undervalued that with a little bit of interest and even a flatline growth rate it should still multibag this year quite easily... Well done SKHG First "Significant" contract win since the aquisition of COU. Hard to believe that the company is capped at circa £2M considering cash held equates 1/2 £M and revenues prior to COU aquisition was £5M and now turned profitable again. Will PI's take note???? AE Friday 04 May, 2012Sky High PLC Contract Award RNS Number : 7136C Sky High PLC 04 May 2012 SKY HIGH PLC (AIM: SKHG) Contract Award Sky High plc, the data collection and analysis group, has announced today that it has been successful in the award of a significant three year framework agreement with Transport Scotland. The agreement, for an undisclosed sum, is for the collection and collation of a range of transport and land use data which forms an integral part of the Land Use and Transport Integration in Scotland Service which provides models to support transport policy and project appraisal. Sky High's tender was submitted in partnership with IBI Group, an international provider of professional services, and is to provide Transport Scotland with a range of survey services as well as consultancy advice. Sky High are the lead partner and it is expected that 80% of services will be delivered by Sky High-Count On Us, the traffic survey division of the Plc. Mark Mattison said "Sky High is delighted to have been awarded this contract. The fact that Sky High's tender was ranked in first place as the most economically advantageous tender ensures that Sky High is best placed to provide services under this agreement and we look forward to developing a close working relationship with Transport Scotland' |
Posted at 13/2/2012 10:30 by tomboyb Good small little contract - GO SKHG GO!! |
Posted at 17/2/2011 15:12 by snape From Growth Investor fyiSky High wins major contract 17/02/2011 Ben Jaglom Sky High (SKHG) the AIM-quoted data collection and analysis concern has announced that it has won a contract with the Department for Transport. The contract, awarded through its 'sky high traffic surveys' division, will see Sky High provide traffic count data as part of the Departments 'National Road Traffic Census Contract.' The contract, which will provide revenue of approximately £900,000 will be for an initial period of two years with the potential for an extension to a third year. CEO Mark Mattison remarked that the deal was an 'important contract win' for the company adding that it demonstrates its 'continued development as a quality provider of data colection services for the UK traffic market.' Following the news shares in Sky High soared 87.5 per cent to the current price of 15p. With the contract win jolting Sky High's somewhat stagnant share price we think the shares could hold speculative potential. |
Posted at 15/7/2010 08:57 by whites123 Email was sent to company asking if there was any substance to unsubstantiated rumour about the company receiving interest from thrid parties..No reply.. OK... What does that mean?? Nothing... But we know the company trades at just over 2 times PROFIT... With the expotential way the company is expanding and winning new contracts and opening new offices, if there is any substance then I would be looking at what price?? £1.50??? £2.00?? Views, thoughts?? If indeed the company remains silent because there is no interest then it still stays a cracking undervalued profitable company. Its a win win situation either way.. Isn't it??? |
Posted at 01/6/2010 08:27 by whites123 DYOR etc. But SKHG are making important inroads and announcements are expected soon.Sky High Technology Limited has operated at record levels this year and enquiries are at an all time high. The important enquiries-to-sales conversion ratio has remained stable. Sky High Data Capture (SHDC), formerly Halifax Computer Services, has completed its first full year's trading within the Sky High Group. SHDC remains profitable and is looking to expand its existing client base. SHDC will focus on growing its traditional work source and increasing profitability by outsourcing. |
Posted at 27/5/2010 10:52 by whites123 The situation is that the new government touts its green credentials, and as such needs to improve public transport, ease congestion etc...The opposite side of the coin is this could be very good for SKHG.. Coupled with the fact they have broken into Europe with their first contract win and Australia is proving a sucess, there is no reason whatsoever to suggest that SKHG is doing anything other than what they keep telling us... And they keep telling us how well they are doing and their expansion plans and even hinted at aquisitions... Rather than speculate I will for the time being trust what they are telling us.. I am biased though, having had a large chunk of my holding paid for by dividends from the company.. :-) Amazing was that even the likes of Barclays stopped divi payments yet small fry AIM stock like SKHG carried on paying them... :-) Cheers |
Posted at 25/2/2010 22:05 by gogoneko I don't hold, but some time ago I looked in here so things may have changed in the interim which someone else will have to update on. As I recall :1) The directors don't have a salary from the company, they receive remuneration in the form of charging the company fees. The dividend tops up this remuneration when the company has the resources available. So I wouldn't say that the dividend puts a strain on the company, it's almost entirely at the whim of the directors and predominantly for their own benefit. 2) Maybe they could adapt to surveying sheep instead. 3) To fund an acquisition they could enlarge the issued share capital if they wanted to (perhaps requiring an EGM), either in direct payment to the vendors, or to a wider public offering - probably the former as it'd be cheaper. |
Posted at 10/9/2009 09:15 by gogoneko The results I read showed reduced profits after tax hence reduced eps on much increased turnover (including revenues during three months of 2009 in which they'd signed a raft of new contracts). Furthermore they've had fluctuating demand and see a challenging 12 months ahead and overall, with eps of 1p and the shares at 12.5p that's a fair valuation - no reason at all to expect a share price of anything more than 20p.Nice to have a little divi though for those who can accumulate enough shares to make it worthwhile. |
Posted at 19/12/2008 20:50 by rkjones Only a modest investment £3000 or so bought on the strength of the Jackson connection where I have enjoyed some success in the past. To be honest this share was a cash shell that I had almost written off but has risen phoenix-like of late and looks really promising. The current share price even in todays markets looks way undervalued if you annualise their half yearly profits and sooner rather than later should start to catch up. All this is a matter of record however and the share could do with some publicity in the financial press. A word of caution though - the jackson/Vin muria connection is shrewd but will stuff the private invester without compunction. They will sell out to private investors if the venture looks successful- retaining their own holding. Look back at CSW !! Advanced computer software is another one floated this year. I am tracking - they are good if you get in at the right time. They look promising. In conclusion, the outlook for Skyhigh looks good - depending on when you bought them - the lack of liquidity suggests that the management holds the majority of the shares having raised funds from the private investor to fund the initial risk period. Good management herewith out doubt - worth a punt at todays prices!! ASW is the epic of the latest venture. |
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