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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Blue Prism Group Plc | LSE:PRSM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYQ0HV16 | ORD 1P |
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1,274.00 | 1,275.00 |
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28/10/2024 | 08:49 | bababa | 2 |
05/1/2023 | 09:54 | Die Roboter | 8,241 |
31/8/2021 | 14:43 | Blue Prism (AIM: PRSM) The robots are coming | 17 |
04/8/2021 | 09:48 | Will Blue Prism go to TWENTY POUNDS | 94 |
26/6/2020 | 19:02 | Blue Prism active at US banks | 10 |
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Posted at 08/12/2021 10:51 by jias hxxps://www.cityam.cShare price now below bid price. |
Posted at 18/11/2021 18:48 by captain galaxy Interesting thing. Has anyone noticed that Darktrace has given guidance of 40% growth. Funny how the share price has now gone from £10 to £5. This is another fast growing software company like Blue Prism. Am I being cynical or is something going on here? another take over being set up to get it off the UK market.. Watch this space. Regarding the new BP offer. I forecast the BOD will recommend the lower offer because they are being bribed to push the Vista deal. The whole thing is corrupt. I think 12 months from now Blue Prism will be bigger than Fevertree and making big profits. Fevertree is a £3BN company at 12 x earning. Blue Prism will be A £3BN company. Please everyone vote against these shoddy deals and hold your shares for better times. |
Posted at 17/11/2021 17:31 by captain galaxy Bigboi92 This is your Captain here. I think BP has done a very strong performance over this last year considering. The covid pandemic has decimated big business across the world with lockdowns. On 18th June the Berenburg statement said "the problems at BP keep compounding", they did not have one good word to say about BP. The guidance for this year end was to expect ARR at low end of £170m, the fact that it came in at £179m is above guidance. The BP statement said that is 17% up on last year. This is deceitful and wrong. An increase from 141 to 179 is 27%. Why are the BOD trying to run the business down? I smell a conspiracy. The AIM market is in on it. I first bought into BP years ago. Since then the sales have grown 10 fold and the share price has halved. What is going on? Last year was typical. They announced a 40% plus growth and the share price fell 25%. something is very wrong here. It is as if there is a very bitter remainer in charge of pricing the AIM market. May be a Frenchman, Oooh I did not say that. They want Brexit to fail and any company that appears to thrive must be punished until it goes bust or is bought out by rich Americans. I see no reason to sell the business in a pandemic. They have pots of cash, £126M at last report. I agree with Hazl, This company is a British gem. |
Posted at 28/9/2021 12:27 by dannyboylife I think this price is still very generous. Few supporters here woke up to the fact that with dramatic numbers of competitors and price pressure, all RPA has become a disappointing commodity. If all you read is marketing focused promotion then you have missed what’s really going on in the RPA space. All leading and large Intelligent Automation vendors have acquired now their own more than good enough RPA technology for a fraction of even PRSM price. The AA IPO will be a disaster and UIpath faces a major uphill battle to ever make the type of profits they will soon need to make. Short UIpath? You bet. Bye all.You have got off lightly. Great product but it’s a poorly overhyped market. |
Posted at 20/9/2021 22:17 by danvandan Everyone holding their breath here? Looks like British Bulls' signal generator got it right for a change, at least for today. The price balloon is deflating due to a lack of fuel or even hot air from bidders (could it really just all be hot air?). But this might be the week - TPG and Vista have until next Tuesday as the deadline to put-up or shut-up. If it goes down to the wire (ie Monday/Tuesday next week), the share price here will be under some real pressure this week.I am very slightly puzzled by Systematica's apparent refusal to budge any further from its short; if a bid comes, that position alone will blast the share price higher as they scramble to exit. Today's drop must be helping the hedgie though. I wonder if they know something. Anyway, I continue to scour the horizon for Frank Quattrone and his Silicone Valley posse and am checking for RNSs in the hope that I can catch the tail end of the action. GL prismers. |
Posted at 17/9/2021 03:36 by 5shar MSFT has a mkt cap of $2.3trillion and Hugh reserves of cash they already are leaders in software technologies and easily can invest $1billion for R/D on there own the bog 3 have no chance or hope to take on MSFT in the next few yrs has they are just entering this sector..personally I think UIPATH should take both PRSM and Automation both can be taken for $7billion better to pay that and become a giant than slowly but surely gradually lose mkt share and share price would very quickly unravel leaving it worth about $5billion but acquisition of AUTO and PRSM would take it towards $50billion with outlook looking bright and being a huge company only way to stay relevant long term in this sector |
Posted at 17/9/2021 03:23 by 5shar If major investors in UIPATH knew that PRSM has NHS Telefonica many financial institutions eBay DWP just some of there clients especially with MSFT sniffing around and their war chest it would be a stupid decision not to take PRSM and their technologies for a 1/10th of UIPATH mkt cap it would also give UIPATH more money for R/D increasing size of company huge client base whilst new clients could have more options has to what suits their needs without this only a matter of time before MSFT with huge cash flow could invest in R_D and be unstoppable this gives UIPATH a chance of remaining a force due to competition rules and grows particularly important are UK clients NHS DWP EBAY and they hv Amazon etc together they can be a major force event if they pay 3000 per share the value of UIPATH would increase very quickly has it gives security that with PRSM takeover they hv become very big and have lots of different packages 2 offer MKT cap would increase far more than what they would pay and very quickly despite UIPATH being far larger in MKT CAP than PRSM there products are not has good for most so it makes perfect sense to take PRSM..If they don't no doubt they will kick themselves going forward |
Posted at 02/9/2021 18:55 by hazl Coast Capital believes Blue Prism is currently undervalued and it would be a mistake to agree to a takeover at the share price.“As you are well aware, the Enterprise Value of Blue Prism PLC is currently valued at approximately three times forward revenues - an 80% to 90% discount to the company’s peers including UiPath, Appian, WorkFusion, Automation Anywhere, etc.,” the letter from Coast Capital said. “Were a buyer to pay a premium of 100%, the share price would still be materially lower than its intrinsic value, and well below where the shares were trading as recently as January 2021.” |
Posted at 01/9/2021 07:29 by mcmather Fag packet speculationUipath has apprx 3 x earnings of PRSM. Uipath m/c is apprx $32bn / £23.4bn. £23.4bn / 3 = £7.8bn. PRSM isn’t Uipath so say £7.8bn / 2 = £3.9bn. £3.9bn / 96.79m = £40 per share. Present share price £11. |
Posted at 22/6/2021 07:07 by fuji99 Danny - I did not consider a takeover. I just compared UiPath market cap and its share price to PRSM's. PRMS share price should be at least more than £50. Also what's your actual interest in BP ? |
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