Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[bprocket] 25/1/2019 17:37

Coming Soon!

Blue Prism also disclosed plans to introduce the following capabilities within the next 90 days:

Intelligent document processing adds AI-powered document processing directly built into the Blue Prism platform, enabling smarter, end-to-end processing of document workflows with a built-in document processing engine. This provides off the shelf document processing capabilities and acts as an OCR system that can classify documents, extract key value pairs and encode verification steps into the digitization process.

Blue Prism v6.5, the latest RPA software will include full Japanese and simplified Chinese language capabilities, IPv6 support, and data gateways, offering more data control while reducing the amount of storage being used.

Success Accelerator: A program that provides customers with unparalleled access to our RPA deployment experts to work alongside their trusted partners to help ensure RPA projects are a success.
eCommerce/vending machine capability enables users to buy and sell solutions and services on the Digital Exchange (DX) making it a true eCommerce site. Technology partners, developers and anyone who has a best of breed AI or cognitive solution can join the Blue Prism DX community to market and sell on it.

Easier Blue Prism software accessibility: By way of the eCommerce capability, Blue Prism plans to open-up access to the company’s leading RPA software making it easy for people to get started, learn more and explore what’s possible with an intelligent digital workforce. This access will be made available through DX and supports the company’s academia program launched last April, which encourages innovation and entrepreneurship.

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 13:42

Blue Prism, which went public on the London Stock Exchange in 2016, announced it was raising £100 million (approximately $130 million) by issuing new stock. The announcement comes after reporting significant losses in its most recent fiscal year, which ended in October.

While the company’s revenue more than doubled last fiscal year, from £24.5 million (approximately $32 million) in 2017 to £55.2 million (approximately $72 million) in 2018, losses also increased dramatically, from £10.1 million (approximately $13 million) in 2017 to £26.0 million (approximately $34 million), according to reports.



DOUBLE THE REVENUE
DOUBLE THE LOSS


Why is BP acting so weirdly? Shouldnt there be profit when revenue goes up? WtF

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 13:37

oh dear excelsior...all the best to YOU (and all your long positions at 2000+)

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 13:25

10 workings days and we are back to sub 1000.

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 13:25

where does "£15.25" come from.....???

Oh I see, is that the price where you bought 100,000 shares at?

Well......I will apologise to everyone here, when it goes to £100.

haha

[fuji99] 25/1/2019 13:18

Agree that profit taking will happen after a very strong run - more than +30% in 2 days !

[hazl] 25/1/2019 12:58

There were always going to be some stale bulls taking cash but l think there will be consolidation in the industry and likely takeovers. We will have to wait as no crystal balls !

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 12:41

A good 7% down.

Wonder which idiot went long on 1500p this morning.

haha

[fuji99] 25/1/2019 12:25

3% down and here she arrives always hoping for £9.

[sogoesit] 25/1/2019 11:58

IC comment today:

"'Expansion' is the word that most neatly encapsulates Blue Prism’s (PRSM) full-year numbers. On the one hand, sales soared by 125 per cent, while period-end monthly recurring revenues doubled to £5.6m.

PRSM:LSE

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But, on the other, losses also widened. Indeed, adjusted cash losses rose from £8.3m to £21.6m, after accelerated investment in global sales and marketing and higher sales commissions over the three months to October – which chief executive Alastair Bathgate said was Blue Prism’s strongest quarter ever. That said, the upcoming adoption of the accounting standard IFRS 15 will mean sales commissions are capitalised and amortised over time, like the revenues to which they relate, which should help improve losses.

There was expansion in another sense too: net cash climbed by a whopping 210 per cent – supported by last January’s £40m share placing. A further £100m placing, open to institutional investors, coincided with the release of these results and closed within hours. While Mr Bathgate expects half of the proceeds to strengthen the balance sheet, they will also facilitate salesforce spend and research & development (R&D).

According to Bloomberg estimates, analysts expect adjusted losses per share of 36.7p for FY2019 (from 39.9p in FY2018).

IC View

Revenues for FY2019 are expected to be in line with the improved expectations outlined in November. But despite the latest fundraising, the scale of planned investment means cash losses will now exceed previous guidance. The shares fluctuated on results day, but we’re wary of the lofty enterprise-value-to-sales multiple, even if it represents a significant discount to its two-year historical average. Hold.

Last IC View: Hold, 1,934p, 9 Aug 2018

[fcuky] 25/1/2019 11:46

another good 3% down.

should hit 900p when placement is done.

Haha

[fuji99] 25/1/2019 08:09

PRSM is a very sensitive stock thus why I always repeated it's putting oneself in danger shorting it.

[monet] 25/1/2019 08:06

Amazing back over £15

[sogoesit] 25/1/2019 08:05

“Lots of words, little meat”, is my guess.

Where else can a futile PI like me invest in RPA or do I just wait til the fabled UiPath and AA come to market with all value taken out?
And what are Goldman and CS doing on the share register with purchases at prices in excess of mine?
And, by the way, I have a portfolio of growth stocks whereas dblife appears only to be short one stock. Risk management at its worst.

[hazl] 25/1/2019 07:42

Danny thinks he knows better than Goldman Sachs.

[slavetothetrade] 25/1/2019 07:34

Danny boy through gritted teeth, say it like you mean it, you getting in yet? Or just continuing to hang around giving advice no one cares for.