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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Altitude Group Plc | ALT | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 28.50 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 28.50 | 28.50 | 28.50 | 28.50 | 28.50 |
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Posted at 24/3/2024 19:00 by seangwhite The read across to ALT from PEBB update is how the rate of growth compares etc |
Posted at 20/3/2024 16:38 by sweenoid Here are the partners providing books for students at The Gear Shop Oulets including books for hireLooks to be a serious growing business with associations to colleges that gear shop has yet to reach - worthwhile checking them out A little about the start of that business The Beginning Original investors of eCampus.com included Wendy's founder Dave Thomas, Long John Silver's founder James Patterson and George F. Valassis, creator of the free-standing insert which revolutionized the coupon industry. All told, eCampus.com raised $91 million from 429 investors during the dot com bubble. Determined to launch the website before fall classes began at U.S. colleges and universities, eCampus.com was built from scratch in just eight months. The website launched on Mr. Thomas' birthday, July 2nd, 1999 and pioneered selling used textbooks online. This from ALT via gear shop “ Tired of not being consulted or collaborated with regarding the branded merchandise in your campus store? Or, being told you “have” to deliver your course materials in a specific format? You should contact William Boney, Sr.. UGS and eCampus have teamed up to provide a hybrid solution the industry has been asking for. This business model allows for customization in branded assortments and course material delivery. We should talk. S |
Posted at 08/2/2024 16:10 by seangwhite Seems that the market has no real interest in small caps like ALT and I suspect it will be possible to buy lower in the next week. |
Posted at 25/1/2024 14:11 by maltrko Has there ever been any correlation between FOUR share price and ALT. You cannot compare the two although you keep trying! |
Posted at 14/1/2024 14:57 by chasbas We all seem to agree that a placing to fund ORGANIC growth is perfectly justifiable and welcome at the right price. Unfortunately, fear of a dilutive placing has pushed the share price down to a ridiculous degree. Given that ALT is cash generative the company should be able to increase its borrowings significantly and should only issue new equity at a depressed price if it really has to.Zeus's note on 28th Nov forecast (March) year end Net Cash as follows: 2024 £0.7m 2025 0.8m 2026 £1.5m I am as fully invested as I can be and consider a share price below 40p as a gift. Zeus valued ALT at 57.8p. The expected trading update in (likely) March or earlier is likely to be very positive on Gear Shop contracts. Anybody think the share price will be below 40p with or without equity issue after the TU? All IMO, good luck all!! PS Even if a US economic slowdown/recession happens this year ALT is demonstrating secular growth and gaining market share, so should be relatively OK IMO |
Posted at 04/1/2024 16:09 by robbnw Strange that good ol john still keeeps coming back to the ALT page . Perhaps he has more look with another of his hot tips . XLM media . Hope you put all the money you LOST of ALT there ... Stars worry not . When John finds a reply that hits a nerve he blocks New year tip. Where John invests , there is no better signal for avoiding .. |
Posted at 03/1/2024 15:34 by sweenoid I don’t expect a trading update till mid February, it is a key statement when it comes in particular how well ALT has done in converting college pitches into contracts for Gear Locker.In the meantime I would hope that Altitude are making ‘hay’ at the 2 biggest professional products shows of the year PPAI the HUGE EXPO ( 15-18th January in Las Vegas) AND PSI the big European show in Dusseldorf( 9-11th January ).those shows especially the Las Vegas expo are ultra important industry events. S |
Posted at 22/12/2023 08:45 by sweenoid As long as the reason stated for any ‘raise’ is to support the expansion of the AMP programme and in particular GEAR SHOP then I will be happy.Last year ALT ‘won’ 15 college contracts and were successful in 60% of pitches - that’s an incredible ratio, if they can replicate that this year it will be fabulous. More important of course is the size of the college and student number covered. At present they have small , medium and large college wins - the big moneymaker will be the extra large institutions and to cover the costs involved if they do win any of those will need extra funding. The good news is that results included this statement -- We are actively engaged in the annual pitching season added to by referrals as our brand reputation strengthens. Today, our pipeline is strong, growing, and inclusive of all 4 levels of accounts Small to Extra Large. I am hoping for 30+ contracts FY 24 including a biggie, if that happens revenues will be incredibly healthy from September- Dec24 provided they get them all up and running for the start of the college season. Happy and healthy Xmas to you all S |
Posted at 03/11/2023 12:18 by yump I'm tempted to have a few of these now that growth seems to be accelerating.Watched investor meet. I'm curious as to whether its (just!) a very well run business, or whether there is actually something different about it or the technology used. Is it that they are small enough to get the inroads into the college gear space and other bits of market that the two larger players have been slow to spot ? I note they are winning a good proportion of contracts and using the word 'disruptive' a lot. Are they just better at selling or do they have a usp that's helping to secure the contracts. The affiliate area is interesting because as a middle-man, in theory it doesn't matter which affiliate provides sales - ALT will still get the revenue, even if the affiliates are competing amongst themselves. Unless they work in separate territories - but afaik there is no way of forcing that to happen, unless ALT allocate them - which might lead to more loyal affiliates. (A bit of o/t: In most areas, affiliates compete amongst themselves and the middle man network gets a % of the revenue. That's why most networks in the AM space did nothing to stop cashback and voucher code sites hijacking the original affiliate idea of websites generating useful and informative content about a product, in order to get a click and a sale). So a middle man is effectively independent of marketing effort and spend in whatever market its operating in, which for ALT is PPM. (ASOS, Gear4music and loads of others originally expanded their sales rapidly through affiliate marketing). |
Posted at 10/8/2022 13:49 by steveberyl Oh Dear, Somebody is trying now to distance the 2 entities from one and the other.Of course you are right malt, Alt build Helicopters, 4Imprint do Newspapers. This posters record does indeed speak volumes about his knowledge. Regards Nikki as a spare part ??? Recently PostedRecently LikedMost Liked Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8232ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 10 Aug 2022 13:31 MaltRKO Exactly! Absolutely no correlation between ALT and FOUR and never has been. Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8196ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 02 Aug 2022 09:25 MaltRKO Institutional buying is what is required. The amount they hold of ALT is pityful. Need to get on their radar as a priority. Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8180ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 28 Jul 2022 15:45 1 MaltRKO The UK market has heard the same old story so many times now and really doesn't care anymore (and are probably nervous that if they do take the price Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8178ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 28 Jul 2022 12:10 1 1 MaltRKO There are so many stale long positions now.Any rally will be sold into by many now to re-coup some funds and move on. Maybe after a few more results/ Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8123ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 23 Jul 2022 12:43 1 MaltRKO You are most definitely not alone Napoleon. The opportunity cost of owning these shares over the last few years has been shocking and I don’t Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8110ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 19 Jul 2022 10:08 2 MaltRKO Napoleon, I agree. The problem is we are run like a privately owned company that has employed its friends to manage it and regardless of share price Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8084ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 27 Jun 2022 13:14 MaltRKO How many years have investors been waiting for "Jam Tomorrow".If you want to buy into this sector then buy FOUR. Class act with a proven track record. Altitude - AIM Pro aggregating the PPM Market - Post 8080ALT Altitude Group Plc MaltRKO 23 Jun 2022 21:22 1 1 MaltRKO So, since Nikki joined the share price/ market cap has collapsed by 80%( before COVID so please don’t blame that). For this magnificent |
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