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ACSO Accesso Technology Group Plc

676.00
12.00 (1.81%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Accesso Technology Group Plc LSE:ACSO London Ordinary Share GB0001771426 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  12.00 1.81% 676.00 674.00 682.00 680.00 662.00 662.00 184,000 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Cmp Integrated Sys Design 139.73M 10.06M 0.2395 28.39 285.56M
Accesso Technology Group Plc is listed in the Cmp Integrated Sys Design sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ACSO. The last closing price for Accesso Technology was 664p. Over the last year, Accesso Technology shares have traded in a share price range of 500.00p to 822.00p.

Accesso Technology currently has 41,993,464 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Accesso Technology is £285.56 million. Accesso Technology has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 28.39.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/8/2016
17:11
The interims will be in September and that should include up to date trading as the Summer months are very important but the half year results are usually only a fraction of the full year revenues due to seasonality
davidosh
05/8/2016
14:45
Are we due any news or updates in the near future ?
panic investor
05/8/2016
12:08
Don't go for the Lime one !
panic investor
05/8/2016
11:23
WOW! Been off the grid for a week, come back and find we're over £14!!
9.85p to over £14, now that's a return on my investment! :-)
I suddenly feel the urge to go out and buy a McLaren to go with the Aston Martin! Happy days indeed! :-) :-)

itchycrack
02/8/2016
10:07
:o))

OT : Glad to be of service Shanklin. ODX was certainly nicely timed given today's news. SDI and SIM will hopefully also move soon imo given the weight of buying/demand.

rivaldo
01/8/2016
15:35
rivaldo,

Thank you for an interesting day. Have bought a few SDI, ODX and VENN.

Cheers, Martin

shanklin
01/8/2016
11:21
Riv, got to agree with SCE i have been acumulating for the last month, huge potential a la accesso !
glyn10
31/7/2016
11:14
Many thanks Rivaldo - gives me something to do this morning. Like the sound of the last one especially. Nice simple stuff so to speak. Everybody needs to stop after all !
panic investor
31/7/2016
08:32
OT : panic investor, you did ask if I had any more ACSO's up my sleeve, so I'm going to bite :o))

I'm very hopeful for SDI. It has an £8m m/cap at 12.5p, has £1m net cash, made 1.7p EPS last year (a historic ex-cash P/E of only 6.4), is looking for more acquisitions and has a new-ish management team who've turned the company around and are ambitious. And are backed by an incredible blue chip shareholder list including Octopus, Harwood (Christopher Mills), Herald, Miton, Hargreave Hale, Patrick Evershed...

Also, ODX and VENN are both highly profitable, growing pharma/biotech companies on reasonable P/E's, both have healthy cash piles, and both have blue sky potential which is almost developed and ready to be introduced to the markets (CD4 plus Allersys by ODX, Innovenn by VENN).

SIM has £8.5m of cash and receivables against a £9.4m m/cap at 18.5p, yet is on track to make 1.89p EPS and pays a decent dividend (it's Israeli-based, and some Israeli companies have had a bad track record).

Finally, longer-term I have great hopes for SCE becoming a multibagger. It's already up almost 150% from my purchase prices, but the m/cap is still only £18.9m, and being fully funded after a £5m placing it has the potential to become a global market leader in carbon ceramic brake discs.

rivaldo
29/7/2016
20:44
It's already a great investing success story but I wonder where it would be on the all-time winners list - low to high, post IPO, divi reinvested? I really have no feel for where the great companies that everyone quotes - Apple, Google, Amazon, ASOS, ARM etc - sit in such an analysis. Anyone seen anything on the subject?
supernumerary
29/7/2016
20:25
PI - They owe me about 70p ish. I remember buying a chunk @ £1 (the first to do so) and posted my buy and got lambasted (it's still on one of the threads). I'm lucky that I bought into such a stellar stock. Not many do...spud
spud
29/7/2016
16:33
I dropped my quarterly Mello in Central London as ShareSoc have the same event on a monthly basis so that gave better access and four companies to meet. The Beckenham Mello is much more concentrated on one company and trains take 20 mins from Victoria so no excuse.
davidosh
29/7/2016
16:27
Have you guys added all the way up ?Reminds me of a share called Durlacher many years back - people kept saying it's gone too high but it just kept going ! If you'd put 1k in at the beginning and sold at the end you'd be a millionaire !Anyway well done all of you I arrived way after here !
panic investor
29/7/2016
16:24
Bought my first tranche @ 21p way back and accumulated on the way up so i guess I'm in the 50 something bagger club too. Luckily I've still got most of them. According to ADVFN Portfolio daily performance, they've gone up over £109k today...

The old buy & hold adage still holds true!

spud

spud
29/7/2016
15:46
Carmen fella - when are you giving us a mello in central london!
ali47fish
29/7/2016
14:47
At least quite a few joined us years ago when I introduced LO-Q at my Mello dinner event. A nice comment on this thread as today marks a fifty bagger for them...
davidosh
29/7/2016
14:39
Anyone have a view of whether we might get a trading update - last year there was one on 30 july - should we expect one soon or was it this year tied in with the May AGM statement?
janeann
29/7/2016
14:32
Having looked at things here I can see growth accelerating. Plenty of different avenues (not too many I hope) as I think the last update indicated.
panic investor
29/7/2016
14:23
Yes, he's a good lad, but definitely a bit slow off the mark ;¬)

Echo Shanklin's comment on ARM - what are the pension funds going to do in five years time, when their only sources of income are banks, oilers and pharma? ARM was a very valuable diversification that I'm sure they'll regret losing sooner or later.

Anyway, where's Igbert these days? Probably still thinks ACSO's gone ex-growth. Whoops, sorry, not ex-growth, just 'not the sort of growth he's looking for' ;¬)

supernumerary
29/7/2016
14:10
You paid that much for them Rivaldo! Heh heh heh ;-)

pp

perceypig
29/7/2016
11:17
Nice one Rivaldo, any more of these up your sleeve at their very early stages ?

Must be lovely sitting there going "Oh it's bagged again !"

panic investor
29/7/2016
11:00
Yes, we don't want an ARM going on here. Arguably shareholders there will be losing an ARM and a leg by not being able to hold on to their investment indefinitely.
shanklin
29/7/2016
10:55
Lol! I hadn't thought about it from that angle but yes. I'm just hoping that we're not rushing headlong towards the dreaded premature 'T.O.' Given another 5 years under the current stewardship I can't even speculate the share value - (Well i could because i posted it some time ago) but I'm away from my office & my calcs and can't be bothered to trawl through the posts

spud

spud
29/7/2016
10:30
It's always comforting when a stock rises every day by the amount you paid for it in the first place :o))
rivaldo
28/7/2016
15:29
Yes it's looking fantastic for 'our' company. Garanteed repeat incremental revenue generation going forward.

Definitely a modern day 'Super Stock'.

spud

spud
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