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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Attraqt Group Plc | LSE:ATQT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMJJFZ18 | 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% | 30.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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11/9/2017 08:45 | Results next week (Wednesday). Lovely quiet thread here..... | deltrotter | |
08/9/2017 09:26 | Interesting blog post by ATQT a couple of days ago: I have been buying here.... | deltrotter | |
23/8/2017 21:21 | hxxps://simplywall.s Quite interesting but no conlusion. | petewy | |
21/8/2017 11:09 | Worth keeping an eye on atqt, ebq and jwng. I hold so am biassed. | p1nkfish | |
21/8/2017 08:52 | Still looking strong. I came across this article in Shares Mag not posted here before which is a decent summary: "Why Attraqt will make its profits breakthrough this year 17 May 2017, 11:57 London-based ATTRAQT (ATQT:AIM) is a small online and mobile display and inventory control technology start-up that is leveraging its Freestyle platform to become a trusted digital partner to many otherwise traditional retailers. Superdry, North Face, Timberland, Vans and Tesco’s F&F fashion brand are customers, among others. The company’s update on Fredhopper today, bought in March, is flying under the radar of most investors – the share price remains flat at 44.5p. But it shouldn’t. Scale at a stroke ATTRAQT bought Fredhopper in a £25m cash deal in January, a cloud-based provider of onsite search, navigation and visual merchandising solutions to online retailers. That deal forced the company to suspend trading in its shares under listing rules because the deal constituted a reverse takeover, or in other words, when one company buys another business which is much larger in size. Share dealing resumed on completion of the acquisition on 8 March. In short, integration is now complete across a number of levels from executive team, sales and account management and product development, with the group offering both Fredhopper and Freestyle merchandising products. Interestingly, a new vice-president of sales in North America has also been appointed, spearheading efforts in one of the key markets for international growth. ‘ATTRAQT had done well in the smaller and mid-tier market while Fredhopper had been most successful in larger retail organisations, generally those with their own IT department and infrastructure,&rsqu ‘Whilst the deal with Fredhopper was primarily about creating scale to more effectively exploit the global growth opportunity, the group confirmed the potential for significant cost savings through better management and forward planning of the hosting infrastructure,&rsqu Interestingly, Stormont points out that while ATTRAQT has yet to quantify this amount, ‘there is little in our forecasts by way of cost,’ she says. The broker is anticipating maiden full year pre-tax profit from ATTRAQT in 2017 of £1.1m, a big step up from the £1.8m equivalent loss the 12 months to 31 December 2016. Revenues this year are set to go from £3.6m to £14.9m. Sales and pre-tax profits in 2018 are pencilled in at £20.4m and £2.6m respectively. Shopping future is online The internet is fast becoming the destination of choice for shoppers. Online sales across the entire retail sector, excluding food, have been outpacing in-store growth for some time. Online sales grew 18% last year (2016) and have soared by 27% over the past two years, according to figures from BDO, an accountancy firm. Bricks and mortar shop sales fell over both periods. That represents a massive opportunity for ATTRAQT, with its best in class technology demonstrably improving client sales conversion rates, improving repeat business and streamlining benefits behind the scenes. ‘The combination with Fredhopper has transformed ATTRAQT in terms of its scale, financial profile, and market opportunity,’ says N+1 Singer’s Stormont." | rivaldo | |
18/8/2017 15:40 | Continuing to move up, with buying now at the full 50p offer price. | rivaldo | |
15/8/2017 07:30 | Useful new CFO with experience at KBC Advanced Tech. | p1nkfish | |
08/8/2017 11:53 | Yes - looks like the supply of stock is steadily drying up, as the buying price has moved up now, with a buy at 48p and most others identifiably buys at just over 47p. | rivaldo | |
08/8/2017 08:51 | i see that advfn is having an issue on what is a buy and sell...I've just bought a few, but it's showing as a sell.... | keifer derrin | |
07/8/2017 14:30 | It does in my opinion too especially with the catalyst of the Fredhopper acquisition. | p1nkfish | |
07/8/2017 13:44 | That's fine hazl, it's just my opinion. I'm sure Quixant will do well. I believe ATQT has the greater upside in the event of success, that's all. | rivaldo | |
07/8/2017 11:04 | OT Apologises to holders but as Rivaldo has brought it up here. I think that is impossible to say Rivaldo. High MC's are sometimes justifiably deserved. The size of the potential market for QXT and the strength of the management's current achievements are a clear indication of future success and profits growing. Recognizing the potential when they weren't even involved in the gaming industry initially gives a picture of a canny enterprising bunch,not just the Telegraph but... FROM THE TIMES 'Benjamin May, an analyst at Berenberg, is shooting for 600p. He believes that the possible opening up of the gaming market in Brazil presents the company with a huge potential expansion opportunity, arguing that “Quixant’ IMO | hazl | |
07/8/2017 09:34 | ATQT's interims around September won't show the full effect of the Fredhopper acquisition since this was only completed in March. It'll be the outlook and news of progress on synergies, new customers etc which will drive things forward here. Hazl, agreed - as I said before, QXT is a quality company imo. But will it be a 10-bagger, as was the basis for the article? Given its now £300m+ m/cap and its high multiple I'm not sure. And certainly ATQT has much the better chance from its current £51m m/cap. | rivaldo | |
07/8/2017 09:21 | Don't hold here but disagree that QXT is not in the running Rivaldo . I was very excited about it before the tip. 8-) | hazl | |
07/8/2017 09:05 | Riv, interesting. Certainly looks more investable post the merger. I would top up but hesitant due to the consistent lack of information to shareholders, this needs addressing imo. So think I'll probably wait for further news before adding. D. | aylingd | |
07/8/2017 08:38 | Reacting well to the above tip. Hopefully any disgruntled holders of "old" ATQT have moved on by now and we might see a sustained rise from here. | rivaldo | |
06/8/2017 08:00 | ATQT have been tipped in today's Telegraph as one of 5 stocks which might multibag as "the next Fevertree". Of the 5 stocks mentioned, ATQT being a small cap is the only stock which might actually achieve this aim. Bodycote and B&M are already £1 billion+ large caps. SMS is a £540m m/cap which imo is extremely vulnerable to software and implementation problems and delays in the smart meter rollout. QXT is a quality company, but very illiquid and already on a very high multiple at a £290m m/cap. Here's the tip: "Attraqt This £44m company sells software to online retailers that improves the presentation of websites and offers customers personalised product recommendations. Matt Tonge, co-manager of Liontrust’s UK Smaller Companies fund, said the business offered three particular strengths: “It has intellectual property in the software code, customers increasingly rely on the product and its products are sold on a monthly basis – meaning 90pc of revenues are recurring.” Following a recent acquisition of a competitor, Attraqt is now also “the leading player in the field in a structurally growing market”. Mr Tonge added that, compared with similar companies, the valuation was attractive." | rivaldo | |
06/8/2017 07:59 | Cheers coolhandfluke. Of the 5 stocks mentioned, ATQT being a small cap is the only stock which might actually achieve the aim of being "the next Fevertree" multibagger. Bodycote and B&M are already £1 billion+ large caps. SMS is a £540m m/cap which imo is extremely vulnerable to software and implementation problems and delays in the smart meter rollout. QXT is a quality company, but very illiquid and already on a very high multiple at a £290m m/cap. Here's the tip - I'll repeat it on the other ATQT thread, which I prefer as it has much more info on it: "Attraqt This £44m company sells software to online retailers that improves the presentation of websites and offers customers personalised product recommendations. Matt Tonge, co-manager of Liontrust’s UK Smaller Companies fund, said the business offered three particular strengths: “It has intellectual property in the software code, customers increasingly rely on the product and its products are sold on a monthly basis – meaning 90pc of revenues are recurring.” Following a recent acquisition of a competitor, Attraqt is now also “the leading player in the field in a structurally growing market”. Mr Tonge added that, compared with similar companies, the valuation was attractive." | rivaldo | |
05/8/2017 18:59 | Not to hot on technology not here goes.money@telegraph | coolhandfluke | |
05/8/2017 18:35 | Coolhf can you copy & paste or link pls? | ny boy | |
05/8/2017 18:24 | Tipped today in the Telegraph as potential to perform in the future as Fevertree has over last few years?Might come on in on Monday. | coolhandfluke | |
21/7/2017 13:27 | On the watch list. | ifthecapfits | |
19/5/2017 16:11 | Anyone that has a basket of market related UK stock, jwng volume substantially higher than average today. | p1nkfish |
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