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Castleton Technology Plc | LSE:CTP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYV2WV72 | ORD 2P |
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13/3/2017 13:18 | Leeds City Council selects Civica to transform services for residents across 57,000 properties Leeds City Council has chosen Civica, a market leader in critical software applications, digital solutions and outsourcing, as a strategic partner to support its business transformation and improve tenant services through the implementation of its integrated housing management system. The new Civica software will enhance mobile working and provide better data quality and system integration for Housing Leeds, enabling the social housing provider to serve its tenants and manage its 57,000 properties more efficiently. This new ten-year partnership, worth more than £2 million, is the first since Civica acquired specialist social housing software provider, Abritas, and includes the use of the Abritas Housing Needs solution, highlighting the new and improved capabilities of Civica†Housing Leeds aims to make its city one of the best places to live by creating sustainable communities and promoting independence. To achieve this goal for both tenants and employees, the council sought to update its IT systems, selecting Civica†The seamless integration of Housing Cx, Keystone and Abritas Housing Needs software will provide Housing Leeds with a 360-degree view of tenant and employee interactions and deliver the flexibility to meet the changing needs of the housing market. Working with one single supplier to implement an end-to-end solution will help the council to minimise the amount of data duplication and enhance the collaborative working experience across the teams. Crucially, it will equip Housing Leeds with the right tools to better advertise and allocate properties, empower employees with more control over day-to-day property management and provide a central information point for suppliers. Councillor Debra Coupar, Executive Member for Communities at Leeds City Council, comments: “ The solution will also enable Housing Leeds to automate and streamline processes, allowing housing officers to spend more time with tenants. Employees will be able to access real-time customer information through their mobile devices, both on-site and on-the-move. This includes details of all contact with the organisation and services received, allowing the social housing provider to resolve tenant queries faster and more efficiently. The system will also support tenant interaction and engagement, allowing people to self-serve on many services including rent and repairs. This will release capacity for housing officers to spend more time face-to-face with residents and reduce contact centre hours. Jeff Hewitt, Executive Director, Housing & Asset Management at Civica, added: “ “ | chimers | |
13/3/2017 13:17 | These mug punters never learn. The worst kind of share price rise you can get is a fakeout. Built on sand and a sign of pure desperation by MXCP to try and support a COLLAPSING share price This is way overvalued. And todays bombshell means your results (not due for fkn ages ....Aug) are only 22% of EBITDA which is basically 22% of nothing. Giving the benefit of the doubt this micro minnow might crawl over the £20m revenues mark. Not very inspiring is it. CIVICA have shown their intent to smash into this niche market and are already doing so. Where is your growth going to come from ? Oh yeah................ Enjoy. 40p target remains. | chimers | |
13/3/2017 13:13 | Bid ticking up again.. makes you wonder who is buying in the background. We understand the reasoning behind the buying but it would be nice to have clarification as to who is acquiring them. Some one is going to make a lot of money over the remainder of this year in my view. | 1hopefultrader | |
13/3/2017 11:33 | Oh I have never professed to being clever.(mega intelligent yes) I leave that to the smart investors on LSE who all bought this and by their own admission topped up ABOVE 85p Thems the guys I admire!! Their "cleverness" is simply AMAZEBALLS!!!! | chimers | |
13/3/2017 11:33 | Oh it often does , its just that your so blind you cannot see. Or summat like that.............boo | chimers | |
13/3/2017 11:31 | Your mega intelligence is shining through! Brilliant! Catch you later.Really this time! | suneday | |
13/3/2017 11:27 | Oh I have never professed to being clever.(mega intelligent yes) I leave that to the smart investors on LSE who all bought this and by their own admission topped up ABOVE 85p Thems the guys I admire!! Their "cleverness" is simply AMAZEBALLS!!!! | chimers | |
13/3/2017 09:10 | These mug punters never learn. The worst kind of share price rise you can get is a fakeout. Built on sand and a sign of pure desperation by MXCP to try and support a COLLAPSING share price This is way overvalued. And todays bombshell means your results (not due for fkn ages ....Aug) are only 22% of EBITDA which is basically 22% of nothing. Giving the benefit of the doubt this micro minnow might crawl over the £20m revenues mark. Not very inspiring is it. CIVICA have shown their intent to smash into this niche market and are already doing so. Where is your growth going to come from ? Oh yeah................ Enjoy. 40p target remains. | chimers | |
13/3/2017 08:23 | RNSs are better ( read them ) but tweets are sweet. | suneday | |
13/3/2017 08:05 | Brace yourself for a disappointing month then. | chimers | |
13/3/2017 08:03 | I still expect this to go up. | 1hopefultrader | |
13/3/2017 07:59 | These mug punters never learn. The worst kind of share price rise you can get is a fakeout. Built on sand and a sign of pure desperation by MXCP to try and support a COLLAPSING share price This is way overvalued. And todays bombshell means your results (not due for fkn ages ....Aug) are only 22% of EBITDA which is basically 22% of nothing. Giving the benefit of the doubt this micro minnow might crawl over the £20m revenues mark. Not very inspiring is it. CIVICA have shown their intent to smash into this niche market and are already doing so. Where is your growth going to come from ? Oh yeah................ Enjoy. 40p target remains. | chimers | |
13/3/2017 07:57 | Should be a good month or so here. | 1hopefultrader | |
10/3/2017 14:56 | We're not as gullible as you Suneboy and prefer not to answer your fishing attempts,lol. ;@) The give me something to gamble on Gambler, I'm terribly bored atm and mi cashpile is burning holes in me 501's,it's ok throwing the odd £20k at summat,but there's nowt like throwing £100k at some 0.5p gamble. Think i'll go take the Allegro for a spin. ;@) | leedsu36 | |
10/3/2017 13:42 | Swallowing sells with no problem. Another holdings RNS on way. Wonder who is buying now. | 1hopefultrader | |
10/3/2017 09:11 | And the significant relevance of this 'revelation' to Mxcp investee companies today is? | suneday | |
10/3/2017 08:56 | Do the ................'MAT | chimers | |
10/3/2017 08:41 | And the significant relevance of this 'revelation' to Mxcp investee companies today is? | suneday | |
10/3/2017 08:24 | In Oct 2014 the "Lads" made a very smart move.imo............ Oh dear. Directors' Dealings The Company has been notified that today MXC Holdings Limited, a company in which Ian Smith and Tony Weaver (Chief Executive and Non Executive Director of the Company respectively) have a controlling interest, transferred 160,866,080 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") to MXC Capital plc ("MXC Capital"), a company ultimately controlled by Ian Smith and Tony Weaver. The transfer included 6,250,000 Ordinary Shares which were previously held by Ian Smith's SIPP which were transferred to MXC Holdings earlier today. All of the Ordinary Shares were transferred at a price of 1.1 pence per Ordinary Share, being the price at which new Ordinary Shares are being issued pursuant to the placing in the Company's Ordinary Shares as announced this morning (the "Placing"). Following the above transfers, the total number of Ordinary Shares held by MXC Capital, is 160,866,080, representing approximately 25.8% of the issued share capital of the Company. Following issue and admission to trading on AIM ("Admission") of the new Ordinary Shares subscribed for by MXC Capital pursuant to the Placing, MXC Capital will hold 269,956,989 Ordinary Shares, representing 23.4% of the enlarged issued share capital at Admission. Ian Smith and Tony Weaver do not hold any other Ordinary Shares outside of those in MXC Capital. | chimers | |
10/3/2017 07:57 | Personal cost to YOU MATE!! Personal cost to you. | chimers |
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