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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triplearc | TPA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.92 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.92 | 5.92 |
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Posted at 16/4/2008 15:59 by ausso Hi Knowing, who could that be I wonder?What a great day for tpa, I was wondering at work today whether a bid could be a possibility as we had a steep rise after the trading update which although was encouraging was not that brilliant. As I bought in early at 1.2p, 1.38p and 1.82p I've taken the advantage of the earlier than expected profit. Mine was the 90000 @ 3.877 which gave me the original investment + 25%. I kept another 106000 going which is pure profit now. |
Posted at 16/4/2008 12:14 by dell314 FWIW, apart from around 5 months in mid 2007 and a couple of brief peaks in 2006, TPA has spent most of the last two and a half years under 4p without a buyer appearing, so it would appear that the recent sub 2p lows are what interested a potential bidder. Therefore, chasing this up could be dangerous(unless you are feeling particularly lucky).....Rgds dell All IMHO, DYOR etc. P.S. Amusing to note the circa 50% decline soon after Knowing first bought in just after the mid 2005 profit warning. |
Posted at 05/3/2008 17:56 by knowing p-m for how long have you followed TPA? If it has been a while I think you will know why the rise. |
Posted at 05/3/2008 17:52 by p-m third place on the leader board never did anyone any harm. TPA will have to release some good news although buying on rumour is the main reason for any rise. So whats the rumour I wonder? |
Posted at 28/2/2008 11:52 by knowing Good idea. I mean shares like WLW at 11.25 could be a real good one for the pension fund.I added a few ZYZ recently as well as I like those minnows.There are stocks out there like RAF as well where nobody has a clue what is going on and due to the uncertainty they have been sold down the river.As they say not for widows and orphans.Anyway if TPA continue to repay the debt in years to come we may be able to look back and laugh at buying at 1.25p |
Posted at 27/2/2008 19:25 by knowing Shares in TripleArc (TPA) jumped 0.18p to 1.3p after the print management services firm announced that new business and contract extensions have resulted in a 10% increase in contracted revenue base, providing further stability to the sustainability of its earnings. TripleArc said revenue from many core print management customers was affected by corporate activity within the customers as well as hardening market conditions during the year; however 2007 overall revenue still saw a modest increase and prior year earnings were sustained, giving the group a platform for steady growth in 2008. |
Posted at 27/2/2008 08:11 by kimboy2 TPA still seems to be alive;Despite this in 2007 the Group saw a modest increase in overall revenues compared to 2006 and it sustained prior year earnings, giving it a good foundation for steady growth in 2008 I make prior year earnings, after tax, about £0.5m which would put them on a p/e of 4. I would presume that includes the extra £0.5m or so for the financing re-arrangement costs as well. At some point this will be a good recovery play, but perhaps not yet. |
Posted at 11/2/2008 23:10 by knowing If there was something fundamentally wrong with TPA they would have had to issue an RNS stating the problems. Since the drop no RNS has been issued. What has been seen was a large sell followed buy what looked to be a large buy.However the large sell dropped the price and worried PIs also sold dropping the price to where it is today.After what looked like a 6M buy we can calculate that there was circa 2.5M plus any PI trades left over. The limit on Friday was 150K on the offer.Tonight it is down to 50K. Was the drop purely down to a forced seller? Someone taking a tax loss before the year end? I say again there is no news from the company to say that anything is fundamentally wrong. |
Posted at 31/1/2008 21:38 by garykc The whole industry is struggling at the moment. There will only be a few big boys left in a few years time. Communisis, Williams Lea, Formpromm to name a few. Costs' are increasing from suppliers and competetion is fierce from other manufacturers. And yes, I am in the industry and know a lot about it having spent 20 years in it. TPA are in a better postion than many at the moment so a recovery should be expected. |
Posted at 31/1/2008 18:08 by finbarr Knowing/Kenny,your respective arguments are good but where is this going now?In my view, it will drop further to say .75p but that the tpa cash flow will entice a buyer who can either easily assume the debt or pay it off. My guess at a takeout price is in the region of 3p.If it is not taken out by June, it will tank. |
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