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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Big Technologies Plc | LSE:BIG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BN2TR932 | ORD GBP0.01 |
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| -1.80 | -1.89% | 93.20 | 106,061 | 16:35:24 |
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| 93.00 | 93.40 | 94.60 | 92.60 | 94.00 | |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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| Offices-holdng Companies,nec | 55.24M | 17.58M | 0.0599 | 15.59 | 278.89M |
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| 16:35:24 | UT | 2,834 | 93.20 | GBX |
| Date | Time | Source | Headline |
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| 13/6/2025 | 08:12 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC Publication of Letter to Shareholders |
| 10/6/2025 | 13:27 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC Suspension of Voting Rights and Letter Response |
| 05/6/2025 | 22:05 | ALNC |  EARNINGS AND TRADING: Griffin Mining profit falls; Tern loss narrows |
| 05/6/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC Litigation Update |
| 22/5/2025 | 12:12 | ALNC | Big Technologies profit down in "disappointing" 2024 but "optimistic" |
| 22/5/2025 | 09:45 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC Director Dealings |
| 22/5/2025 | 07:30 | ALNC | *Big Technologies says it remains "highly profitable" |
| 22/5/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC 2024 Audited Results and Notice of AGM |
| 16/5/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Big Technologies PLC Appointment of Joint Corporate Broker |
| 08/5/2025 | 22:00 | ALNC | TRADING UPDATES: Big Technologies names new CEO; Van Elle's signs deal |
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| 16/6/2025 | 22:42 | Big Technologies plc | 216 |
| 22/5/2025 | 00:12 | Hercules Silver (TSXV) | 25 |
| 01/10/2024 | 18:00 | Big Data & Cloud based stocks... | 23 |
| 08/9/2005 | 12:46 | big | 2 |
| 30/5/2005 | 20:37 | thebiggerw - big shot or big mouth? | 9 |
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| 15:27:08 | 93.40 | 21 | 19.61 | AT |
| 15:19:43 | 93.20 | 902 | 840.66 | AT |
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Posted at 17/6/2025 09:20 by Big Technologies Daily Update Big Technologies Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BIG. The last closing price for Big Technologies was 95p.Big Technologies currently has 293,568,721 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Big Technologies is £274,193,185. Big Technologies has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.59. This morning BIG shares opened at 94p |
Posted at 23/5/2025 09:06 by someuwin The government looks like its going to implement the recommendations of the sentencing review (they have no choice as prisons are full). Early release and big reductions in short sentencing will mean a huge increase in monitoring and tagging. Got to be good for BIG. |
Posted at 23/5/2025 08:13 by aishah TechMarketView:Big Technologies, the AIM-listed specialist in electronic monitoring for criminal justice and remote care sectors (best known by its brand name Buddi), has reported a 9% revenue decline to £50.3m for the year ended 31st December 2024, down from £55.2m in FY23. The company attributed the drop primarily to the loss of a significant criminal justice contract in Colombia (as we reported at the halfway point – see Big Technologies dips in H1). Despite the revenue setback, the firm maintained robust profitability with adjusted EBITDA of £27.0m, representing a healthy margin of 53.7%, though down from 59.8% in the previous year. The company strengthened its balance sheet, increasing net cash to £93.9m from £85.9m in FY23. The results come amidst significant corporate upheaval, with the company dismissing founder and former CEO Sara Murray in March 2025 and subsequently initiating legal proceedings against her. A new executive leadership team is now in place, with Ian Johnson appointed as CEO and Mike Johns as CFO earlier this month. The company has already shown signs of recovery, reporting 11% underlying revenue growth in Q1 2025 (excluding the Colombia contract), and last month the company secured a 5+3+2 year contract (worth up to £10m) to provide electronic monitoring services to the Department of Justice in Northern Ireland. Big Technologies’ latest version of its Smart Tag device (v5.1) has now been rolled out across its client base, and its Eagle monitoring system now includes multiple AI features (with work on further analysis and prediction tools ongoing). The company has identified the US market as a significant growth opportunity, which could help offset the revenue lost from Colombia. Despite the challenges of 2024, Big Technologies remains well-positioned in the electronic monitoring market with strong cash reserves and renewed leadership focus. |
Posted at 22/5/2025 00:12 by stu31 Hercules Metals Commences 2025 Drilling Program at the Hercules ProjectToronto, Ontario / May 21, 2025 – Hercules Metals Corp. (“HerculesR The first two core rigs were mobilized to site by Dorado Drilling USA (“Dorado” The Company is also evaluating bids to potentially add a reverse circulation (“RC”) rig to further accelerate progress by drilling pre-collars through the Jurassic cover sequence. Highlights Three core rigs now on site to begin executing on the Company’s fully funded 2025 drill program, targeting a minimum of 12,000 metres across multiple high-priority zones. Two Dorado drill rigs are actively operating, with mobilization of an additional rig from Scout Drilling underway. Initial planned holes are designed to test and potentially validate an important new 3D geological model of the recently discovered Leviathan porphyry system. Initial drill holes are oriented northwest, aiming to drill across the interpreted southeast dipping system, targeting the full mineralization profile, starting from the distal pyrite halo, through the copper-molybdenum shell, and into the central Leviathan porphyry intrusion, providing better understanding of the true-widths of the main components of the system. If successful, drilling will shift to expanding the known limits of the Leviathan system, first by filling gaps left by previous subparallel (southeast-oriented) drilling, followed by step-out drilling to the northeast and southwest to test for continuity along strike. Chargeability shows a strong correlation with the newly modelled mineralization, which to date has been tested along only 1.6 km of the anomaly’s total 4 km strike length. Drilling in the northeast extension will target increasing thicknesses of hypogene enrichment, interpreted to have undergone rotation to the northeast toward the Grade Creek Zone. Drilling in the southwest extension will target increasingly favourable limestone and iron-rich host rock stratigraphy, along modelled intersections with porphyry intrusions. Drilling will also test for additional porphyry centers within two untested zones on the Property: Eastern Block – Building on near surface results in HER-24-20, drilling will step-out towards parallel striking zones of strongly anomalous soil and rock chip samples, including skarn-altered limestone containing narrow lenses of massive chalcopyrite. Western Deeps – A wildcat drill hole is planned to target a deep-seated, parallel-striking high-amplitude chargeability anomaly to the west of Leviathan, interpreted to potentially represent a large block of structurally down-dropped mineralization. The number of holes and depths will be determined based on visual mineralization encountered during drilling. Chris Paul, CEO and Director of the Company, commented, “We are excited to kick off the 2025 program with a far better understanding of the Leviathan porphyry system than we had previously in 2024, thanks to our technical teams’ completion of the maiden 3D model over the winter. Targeting in 2024 focused on testing a range of geophysical and geochemical anomalies to better understand the position of the 2023 discovery holes within the broader system. This drilling explored multiple zones from various orientations and, importantly, utilized oriented core. The resulting data enabled the team to build a robust 3D geological model that highlights the system’s key components and how they appear to connect and extend beneath cover. We are now positioned to systematically test this new interpretation of a large southeast dipping system using northwest-oriented drill fences, allowing for a more disciplined and targeted approach than was previously possible. In response to the initial border-related delays, we acted quickly to secure an additional core rig and are also taking steps to potentially secure an RC rig for pre-collars. Together, we anticipate these additions will help keep us on track to achieve our 2025 target without increasing our projected cost per meter. We look forward to providing further updates as the 2025 program advances.” Qualified Person The scientific and technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved for disclosure by Dillon Hume, P.Geo. and Vice President, Exploration for the Company. Mr. Hume is a "Qualified Person" for Hercules Metals within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. About Hercules Metals Corp. Hercules Metals Corp. (TSXV: BIG) (OTCQB: BADEF) (FWB: C0X) is an exploration Company focused on developing America’s newest porphyry copper district, in Idaho. The 100% owned Hercules Project located northwest of Cambridge, hosts the newly discovered Leviathan porphyry copper system, one of the most important new discoveries in the region to date. The Company is well positioned for growth through continued drilling, supported by a strategic investment from Barrick Gold. With the potential for significant scale, the Company’s management and board of directors aims to build on its proven track record which includes the discovery and development of numerous precious metals projects worldwide. |
Posted at 16/5/2025 10:59 by aishah CityAMBig trouble in little tagging technology company Big Technologies? Big Trouble might be a more apt name for the London-listed provider of electronic location tagging services to police forces, probation services and social care operators. The company, which trades as Buddi, has seen its shares tank amid allegations that founder Sara Murray had undisclosed relationships with a quartet of entities which held nearly 18% of its shares. Murray – who has denied Big Technologies’ claims – was sacked at the end of March, sparking a wave of counter-recriminatio Last week, things got messier. Her successor as interim chief executive, Daren Morris, also stepped down, little more than a month after assuming the post. He went with the company expressing its gratitude, but the speed of his departure spoke of a fractious atmosphere behind closed doors. I understand that Harwood Capital, the fund manager run by the pugnacious City veteran Christopher Mills, threatened to call an extraordinary general meeting unless Morris was replaced. That threat has been averted by the appointment of Ian Johnson, a life sciences executive who clearly has Harwood’s backing. How he clears up the mess at Big Technologies is another question. Once valued at about £1bn, the AIM-listed stock now languishes at less than a quarter of its peak valuation. If its numbers are to be believed, a robust business exists beneath the current dark clouds. I wouldn’t bet against it disappearing from the stock market before the end of the year. It certainly hasn’t been much of a Buddi to its public shareholders. |
Posted at 09/5/2025 19:43 by oilinvestoral Same thing recently happened at RSG. 1 week after he was bestowing us with his investing wisdom and telling us how terrible the balance sheet is the share price jumped up over 40% LOLZ |
Posted at 08/5/2025 14:32 by craftyspeculator H1 2024 revenue incl Colombia contract was £26.5m and EBITDA £14.3m....the fact that they have been through the mill and still booked £12.9m of revenue for Q1 2025 after losing a contract means they have virtually replaced it with other wins....and at c 50% margins that means another £6m-£7m cash in the bank account on top of the existing £100m....so operationally the show continues despite the Sara Murray sideshow. They have been front loading sales and marketing costs (P&L hit) to try to penetrate the US market since 2023....if they get any new contracts state side in 2025 the share price will go into orbit. The new management team will want to get some quick wins under their belts. |
Posted at 31/3/2025 09:06 by simon gordon Times - 31/3/25:Big Technologies investigates founder in new blow to Aim Sara Murray, suspended chief executive of the junior stock market darling, faces inquiry into alleged undisclosed links to shareholders at company’s float London’s junior stock market is facing a fresh scandal as a business that once had a £1 billion valuation investigates whether its founder has undisclosed links to shareholders that cashed in more than £100 million at its flotation. Big Technologies, which is thought to be considering delaying annual results due to be published on Wednesday, is examining whether Sara Murray, its suspended chief executive, had connections with a series of offshore “shell companies”. These businesses, which a group of shareholders have alleged Murray had “substantial undisclosed interests” in, made close to £113 million when Big Technologies floated in 2021, The Times has established. According to Big’s prospectus, Murray, a former government adviser, made close to £12 million from the float. In a High Court lawsuit, five investors have also claimed that one of the offshore companies allegedly connected to Murray made a further £10 million when Big acquired a US subsidiary from it. Big, an electronic tagging company, has previously said that “Murray never owned any of the companies, or had any connection to them”. However, earlier this month it suddenly changed its stance, suspending Murray “owing to concerns in respect of [her] conduct” in connection with the four offshore entities. Days later, Big told the market it could “no longer rely on the statement signed by Murray on behalf of the company” in the litigation. Big’s shares have dropped about 29 per cent since Murray’s suspension. It said it is in the midst of a “fast-moving&# The four offshore companies owned 38.3 per cent of Big Technologies before the float, and 17.7 per cent after it. A spokesman for Murray said she is “totally focused on delivering value to customers, colleagues, fellow shareholders” and is “confident she will be exonerated and will lead restoration of value. The market has spoken clearly on the board’s actions and has a clear view on their abilities.” Big declined to comment on whether it had spoken with regulators or other authorities about whether its prospectus may have been false or misleading in light of Murray’s alleged undisclosed interests. The dispute is the latest headache for the Aim market, which has been beset by a spate of delistings, governance scandals and poor returns, leading to claims it is “not fit for purpose”. The London Stock Exchange and The Takeover Panel declined to comment. Zeus Capital, Big’s nominated adviser, did not respond to invitations to comment. |
Posted at 22/3/2025 09:15 by simon gordon Times - 14/8/24:Simon Collins, a former chairman of KPMG, resigned with immediate effect as chairman of Big last month, with Alexander Brennan, a board member, taking on the role on an interim basis. No explanation has been given for the sudden departure. He declined to comment. Collins had declined to answer a series of questions about the court battle at the company’s acrimonious annual meeting in May, including whether he was aware that Murray’s “daughter appears to have been a shareholder in a company that [Big] bought for £10.25 million”. Collins also declined to answer when asked by another shareholder — a claimant in the action — whether he and the board had “full confidence in the honesty, integrity and transparency of the executive directors”, but discouraged investors from “reading anything into that”. At last year’s annual meeting, he had said he did have confidence in them. The allegations centre on obscure Guernsey-based entities called Zinc, Romelle, RCP and MPL, which together at one point owned close to half of Buddi. Romelle is Big’s third largest shareholder. Big says they are “independent shareholders”. The claimants have alleged that “all the shares held by these companies were held for the benefit of and/or were under the control of Ms Murray” and that they were used to push through the acquisition of their equity when Big acquired Buddi, allegedly costing other shareholders millions of pounds. Claimants include Mark Hawtin, head of the global equities team at Liontrust, an investment manager which is among Big’s largest shareholders. Liontrust declined to comment on its own position on the litigation. Philippa D’Arcy, a former Buddi board member and director, is also a claimant. Abrdn, which holds about 4 per cent of the business, declined to comment, while SEB Investment Management, which is recorded as owning about 9 per cent, said it held the shares on behalf of a client it declined to identify. Big has lost more than 60 per cent of its value since the flotation. In a newly filed amended defence, Big admitted that Buddi had been the original owner of a United States entity called Buddi US, a connection which claimants allege further points to Murray’s links to the Guernsey companies. Big had previously denied Buddi owned the US business. In 2016 one of the disputed offshore entities, MPL, acquired Buddi US from Buddi for an unknown sum. Two years later, Big purchased the company for $10.25 million. After Big bought Buddi US, Murray’s daughter, Rowena, purchased a property in north London for £1.25 million. RCP, a Guernsey company based in the same office as MPL, has a charge over the property. The following year, Murray bought a property in Belgravia, London, for £7 million. The claimants alleged that “it is to be inferred that the monies were derived by Ms Murray directly or indirectly” from Big’s acquisition of Buddi US. Big has said: “Ms Murray and her daughter each financed their house purchases privately and without any involvement of MPL.” The company said MPL did not receive the majority of the proceeds for selling Buddi US until the end of 2020, after the disputed property transactions, so could not have funded them. The RCP loan to Rowena Murray was for business purposes and “does not support the suggestion that RCP was owned by [Sara] Murray”, Big said. While Big says the Buddi US sale was a commercial one with an unrelated party, it admitted that Rowena had obtained a 50 per cent interest in Buddi US after MPL acquired it. It said the then young graduate had planned to “assist in its expansion” after finishing her studies in the US but sold that interest to MPL for $100,000 in April 2017. Zinc also provided security for a personal loan from Investec to Sara Murray. Big has said this was because “Zinc’s interests were aligned with the success of Buddi” and therefore with supporting Murray. At the annual meeting Paul Pascoe, a shareholder, said to Collins: “What seems crystal clear is that there are quite a few examples of these opaque shell companies benefiting disproportionately from M&A activity with the group and historic share issues. “It is suggested these shell companies are independent, arms-length investors despite the fact that a number of them seem to be unusually willing to make large loans to your CEO and her daughter.” Big said that Pascoe has no “legitimate interest” in the proceedings and was seeking to “publiciseR In its amended defence, Big said the Guernsey companies were “discreet̶ The claimants have claimed the lack of evidence that the entities have ever invested in anything not connected with Murray is suggestive of their links to her. Big said “the absence of any public record or knowledge of other investments is not probative of anything”. None of the companies appear to have a website or any other public profile. The disputed companies were registered to PO boxes at the address of FNB International Trustees, a Guernsey-registered organisation which describes itself as a “specialist international offshore fiduciary provider”. Big declined to comment on whether the disputed companies operate as, or in conjunction with, discretionary trusts. The investors are demanding they have their shares reinstated. Big says they are seeking “opportunistic |
Posted at 19/3/2025 13:13 by simon gordon Sharescope - 25/2/25:Screening For My Next Long-Term Winner: BIG Technologies (LSE: BIG) Be aware that BIG does not publish investor presentations on its website nor, from what I can tell, undertake any webinars. A revealing anecdote comes from a BIG AGM attendee, who tells me Ms Murray seemed “a little cold” at the meeting and never spoke to him. |
Posted at 18/3/2025 23:19 by craftyspeculator Did some research on this company tonight. Excluding cash it is now trading on an EBITDA multiple of <5x. They haven't raised any new cash from share issues since their IPO, and yet they have grown their cash pile to £100m, even after all R&D and Capital Investment. My biggest concern was some fraud, but no, you can't fraud cash generation. BIG passes the sniff test. The way I look at it, some former shareholders likely think they deserved more than they got when dragged along. The BIG IPO shares were £2 a pop but those shares are now 75p and the CEO suspension hasn't helped...which all leads to the likelihood of an out of court settlement at worst which doesn't damage the share value any further. It will take a bit of time to sort out but the chances are it will, and when it does the shares will pop. I'm now more confident that this is a very strong cash generative business, and that cash generation will continue with or without the CEO. I also think that with the valuation in the gutter, there is the outside chance of a cheeky bid from a Serco or some other tech company. When the dust settles these are way too cheap, and a £121m enterprise value is now dirt cheap for a cash cow with outstanding technology |
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