Capita Share Discussion Threads

[qsmeily456] 18/12/2020 14:15

Smart fella...

[gurunostradamus] 18/12/2020 14:08

More likely scenario is 36p due to 50SMA and 34p due to 100SMA.

[valuetracker] 18/12/2020 12:39

I've mapped your course for you. We will continue our drop to 23p. This should happen on or around the 10th Jan 2021.We then head higher to around 37p in some time in Q1.We then drop to around 21.5p. That should be your all time low. No need to thank me.

[jotoha2] 18/12/2020 12:01

What nonsense , CPI are making profits and will soon reduce debt by some £400 million , the goverment does not buy companies , they only put money in like with the banks , CPI will be one of the best recovery plays next year , ready to take 1/2 million when it hits 30p

[valuetracker] 18/12/2020 11:49

The Gov will take this over for pennies in the pound. All the signs are there.

[jotoha2] 18/12/2020 11:25

Indeed , yesterday it was confirmed that £18 billion worth of contracts for PPE went to friends of Tory MP'S , what a disgrace considering that at least £5 billion worth will never be used as it failed to meet the right standards required by the NHS, what a scam!

[exile] 18/12/2020 10:47

With Government contracts you don't have to deliver...... money for nothing look at some of the most recent ... none work, but costs to the Gov increase, ultimately funded by us.

[jotoha2] 18/12/2020 10:39

Well its hit 40p and no hard bounce back , so 30p should do it , bring it on my lovely.

[hodhasharon] 18/12/2020 10:38

Same old pattern, massive contracts, massive cost to deliver. Net result - potential loss maker.

[aljm] 18/12/2020 10:32

yet more good contracts won, yet the MM keep pushing share price down, no change there then

[dealy] 18/12/2020 10:31

no positive reaction to this news. wtf is going on here?

[dealy] 18/12/2020 10:16

poor capita. 925m gbp contract just won

[aljm] 18/12/2020 10:15

Capita PLC Capita selected for Royal Navy training contract
18/12/2020 10:13am
UK Regulatory (RNS & others)


TIDMCPI

This announcement contains inside information


18 December 2020

Capita selected as winning bidder for Royal Navy training contract

Capita plc ('Capita') today announces that it has been selected as the winning
bidder to provide training services to the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines.

Capita will transform and modernise the Royal Navy's shore-based training
across 16 sites in the UK as the lead partner in a consortium, which bid as
Fisher Training.

The contract will be worth an estimated GBP1bn over 12 years for Capita, with
opportunities to deliver further training according to the Royal Navy's
requirements.

Capita will lead the delivery of the new training programme, utilising its
expertise in transformation, learning and the delivery of complex,
technology-enabled defence projects.

Capita is partnering in the consortium with Raytheon UK, Elbit Systems UK, and
Fujitsu, as well as with several smaller British suppliers. The team will work
together, each contributing their own areas of proven expertise.

The consortium will combine a range of sophisticated technologies, processes
and training management systems to fulfil the contract. It will:

* Review and modernise all training courses and provide accompanying
analytics to ensure training methods best meet the Royal Navy's needs.

* Run live on-the-ground training, and develop and deploy new methods,
including

digital learning and training simulation technology.

* Manage all the associated Royal Navy training equipment including
procurement and decommissioning.

* Provide data through performance dashboards for Royal Navy management and
manage IT infrastructure.

* Improve accreditation and apprenticeship management, and run Royal Navy
learning and development hubs and career advice services.

* Market Royal Navy courses to the wider international defence market and
identify further revenue opportunities for the service.

The modernised training service will be designed to provide the Royal Navy with
better qualified and more motivated and experienced personnel who are equipped
with the skills and expertise needed to deal better with the challenges of the
future.

It will align with the Navy's wider transformation agenda and is also expected
to increase efficiency in delivery, reducing redundant elements of current
training and minimising time lost away from the front line for service
personnel.

The new service will be delivered by an expected 1,100 of the consortium
members' employees, working alongside Royal Navy personnel.

The contract is expected to be profitable in its first full year in 2021,
reflecting Capita's focus on disciplined bid and risk management processes.

Jon Lewis, Capita's chief executive officer, said: "We are delighted that the
Royal Navy has selected us as the winning bidder following this highly
competitive process, as we grow our capability in the defence training market.

"The award is a measure of the confidence and trust the Royal Navy and the
Ministry of Defence have in Capita's expertise in the transformation and
digitally enabled delivery of critical defence services. It also reflects the
strong relationship Capita has with the Government as a strategic supplier.

"We look forward to working with the consortium of world-class partners that
Capita has brought together and the Royal Navy to transform, modernise and
create better outcomes for the training service."

Rear Admiral Phil Hally MBE, the Royal Navy's Director of People and Training,
said: "The award of this 12-year contract to Capita marks a major milestone for
Navy Transformation.

"This contract will transform the way we train our people, unlocking more
opportunities for them to fulfil their potential and get better trained people
to the frontline, quicker."

Notes to editors:

The total IFRS 15 transaction price (order book) is GBP925m over 12 years; this
excludes the effect of inflation increases over the contract term and other
potential training opportunities with the Royal Navy.

Following the selection of Capita as the winning bidder, there is a 10-day
standstill period before the contract between the Royal Navy and Capita is
signed.

[qsmeily456] 17/12/2020 17:00

Oh dealy......☄💦

[sami69] 17/12/2020 14:25

tradeTime currency price volume tradeValue type micCode tradeType
2020-12-17T10:15:34.467 GBX 41.70 6,920,000.00 2,885,640.00 Off-Book XLON TNCP

From London Stock exchange website..

[aljm] 17/12/2020 13:23

if it was off book ,then it would not have shown as a sell, it would have been ignored in daily totals

[sami69] 17/12/2020 12:21

That was 6.9mil off book transfer between parties

[aljm] 17/12/2020 12:05

that was a chunky sell, 6.9 mill, wonder if that was what caused the drop ?

[dealy] 17/12/2020 11:29

markets going up on improving outlook, Brexit deal, low rates, stimulus, allocation to equities.Capita should be going up as well, in fact more so because it is cheap and has greater upside

[hamhamham1] 17/12/2020 10:15

Macron got covid, he's going to self isolate for a week, but keep working.
What a way to avoid the French fisherman, the French PM going to isolate in case.
The latter isolating for both reasons ;)

[hodhasharon] 17/12/2020 09:12

Fib levels lol

[hamhamham1] 17/12/2020 07:11

I called a similar Fib on Metro Bank the other day, at 102p, since then it has gone up nearly 15%, and hitting over 120p yesterday during trading.

[hamhamham1] 17/12/2020 06:45

Well I disagree, if you are talking technicals.
One of the key Fibonacci retracement levels is the 38.2% retracement.
So looking at daily closes (rounded to nearest penny), it went from 24p to 51p, that's a 27p rise.
Calculate the Fib retracement of 38.2% (10p approx) from the 27p rise.
Deduct that 10p from 51p, leaves you at 41p.
Fibonacci 38.2% retracement complete.
Now it's upwards and onwards.
Time will tell, GLA.