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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Transware | LSE:TRW | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030399934 | ORD 1P |
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% | - | 0.00 | - |
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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19/9/2002 15:08 | Thanks Isis. qx | quantumx | |
19/9/2002 13:59 | It does'nt look like a straight sale - otherwise they would've tanked - a portfolio change as EFM own that amount from the other week:- RNS Number:1514A Transware PLC 19 August 2002 Transware plc Substantial shareholder Transware plc was informed on 19 August, 2002 that Edinburgh Small Companies Trust plc has a beneficial interest in 1,423,920 of its ordinary shares of 10p each ("Ordinary Shares"), representing 3.98 per cent. of the issued Ordinary Share capital. This holding is registered in the name of BNY OCS Nominees Ltd. 19 August, 2002 | isis | |
19/9/2002 13:20 | 1.5 million just gone through the market without a budge in price ...... seems to be above the mid-price and thus could be a buy I suppose? Someone taking a stake? Any ideas anyone?! | quantumx | |
17/9/2002 00:29 | Company says figures should be out soon, but to be patient. Obviously no one knows whats in the figures yet! I'm just as anxious as anyone else but can't give you more than that. | isis | |
15/9/2002 21:53 | GAIN Go to ft.com front page, tick 'quotes', then trw in box for company name, then click on trw for transware (choice of two with trw epic), then 'analyst estimates' (two-thirds down the page). | welshanalyst | |
15/9/2002 20:32 | even if profits a above brk expectations | contract note | |
15/9/2002 20:25 | what affect would further write downs have on the share price | contract note | |
14/9/2002 21:10 | This company is acting as though its had a profit warning already. I expect we will have increased numbers with the usual future forecast of uncertainly in this enviroment etc, ,etc.,, | johnv | |
13/9/2002 22:28 | johnv - I agree they have been very enthusiastic about TRW in the past (one of their tips of 2002 I recall ) . Their last update a few months back offered reassurance suggesting there was no real reason for the fall.Yet all is silence from them and from the company! The share price has been decimated (from the mid sixties around New Year to the state we are today. Funny how things can change so much! Agree with others on this thread that results are certainly going to be interesting when they finally come! Regards | jnbrw | |
13/9/2002 21:19 | techinvest said back in june issue results due in sept. They been very quite on this company since then. | johnv | |
13/9/2002 13:57 | results announcment next week dont ask how | contract note | |
13/9/2002 13:50 | Oliver Cooke told me September but did'nt give a date. | isis | |
13/9/2002 13:48 | Spoke to the sec of the Company Secretary ..... she doesn't know when the results will be issued either! If I find out when their due I will post. qx | quantumx | |
12/9/2002 09:18 | True, isis, but they could have bought/made noises before they went into the closed period. | thamestrader | |
12/9/2002 08:31 | welshanalyst do you have a link to that analysis on ftcom? | gain | |
12/9/2002 08:29 | Directors can't buy until figs are announced as they are in a closed period. | isis | |
12/9/2002 08:26 | If things were going swimmingly well, the company would have made some positive noises, and/or the directors would have bought shedloads of shares. Unless I've missed something, neither has happened. | thamestrader | |
11/9/2002 18:25 | They mentioned Erudigm 1.1 was launched in July & that third party problems were not theirs. But the shareprice seems to be saying a different story - so I just don't know what to make of them at the moment. | isis | |
11/9/2002 15:54 | A year ago this amount of buying would've put 10p on the share - I can't fathom where all the frigging stock has come from. Also they should've issued results notice by now, Company told me they are definately due in September. | isis | |
11/9/2002 15:43 | Second one is a market maker to market maker trade. | the jitters | |
11/9/2002 15:10 | Hmmm. Some action at last? Two more 100k ?-trades this pm, the first one looks like a buy, the second doesn't. | thamestrader | |
10/9/2002 14:28 | biggest buy some one likes a gamble or knows more than they should | contract note | |
07/9/2002 17:32 | I am miffed at the fall in the shareprice with no profit warnings or any obvious write-downs it is baffling - they are also still plugging away at the e-learning exhibitions & the sector as a whole isn't doing badly. from learningtechnologies Transware plc Transware House 81-82 High Street Egham Surrey TW20 9HE Transware plc is the only ISO 9000.2000 accredited localisation company that has dedicated itself to the complex localisation requirements of the training industry. In addition to a staff of more than 250 expert project managers, graphic artists, software engineers and multimedia specialists, Transware draws on partnerships with skilled native-language speakers around the world. The result is accurate, idiomatic translation and sensitive localisation in any of 40 languages worldwide. Transware believes that the most effective organisational training requires an equal emphasis on cultural as well as linguistic localisation. A sensitive focus on local language and custom helps ensure all areas of a global workforce are equally well informed, trained and able to contribute equally to global corporate objectives. Transware’s clients include many of the leaders in the global learning industry, including: SmartForce, SkillSoft, Harvard Business School Publishing, DigitalThink, Microsoft, Lotus Development, MindLeaders, Symantec, Element K, Delmar/ Thomson Learning, and many others in the global learning arena. | isis |
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