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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Coda | CODA | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 204.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 204.75 | 204.75 |
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Posted at 21/12/2007 13:51 by wjccghcc CODA will get taken over at some point, although I'd expect the buyer to be an industry player rather than private equity. |
Posted at 13/9/2007 20:28 by balancer All looks good, sales up, profits up, dividend up, lots of cash. New version of main system launched after the half year end and should sell well to both existing and ne customers.Share price down, presumably some sellers on good news as usual. B |
Posted at 17/5/2007 17:06 by balancer The announcement with the annual accounts said 2007 was off to a good start. My contacts in the trade seem to think CODA had a very good Q1 and is looking good for Q2. I think the agm annoucement should be positive but some real hard orders news would be good.B |
Posted at 13/10/2006 09:18 by wjccghcc True, but I can't really blame them. SSY was definitely masking the better CODA valuation IMHO. |
Posted at 13/10/2006 09:05 by boadicea WJCC.... - Perhaps a number of holders decided to sell the SSY part of the demerger and reinvest it in the CODA part.In which case SSY could look artificially depressed ... which it does. |
Posted at 07/10/2006 09:53 by diogenesj Sorry, kasman, I don't really have a firm enough grasp of the figures after the split to give a target. I do know that Coda has good management and is the growth business, and I was encouraged by Thursday's announcement of the largest ever licence sale. Yesterday's reaction seemed natural after Thursday's leap, and I don't think it was anything to worry about. |
Posted at 05/10/2006 19:44 by wjccghcc Wow. Held codascisys for a while but always preferred the Coda side which has always had very good management. Added first thing but clearly not enough ... |
Posted at 28/9/2006 14:16 by snellington This co. has demerged from Codascisys and is now Coda plc.Looks like a good time to jump in. 25 September 2006 CODA announces strong results for first Half-Year 2006 Profit up 6.5% to £4.9m Revenue up 7.4% Improvements in all key measures CODA Group, the finance systems specialist, today announced its half-year results for the 6 months to 30th June 2006. This forms part of the announcement of the results for CODASciSys plc (CODA's parent group). Highlights of CODA's performance¹ include: Profit Profit² up 6.5% to £4.9m (£4.6m - 2005) Margin 18.8% (19.1% - 2005) Year end outlook remains in line with market expectation Revenue Total revenue up 7.4% to £26.0m (£24.2m - 2005) CODA turnover by type A balanced stable business CODA Division operational headlines H1 2006 Business volumes continue to increase Over 7,000 new user licences issued in half year (of which 5,000 in Q2) Improving returns and continued investment: Larger opportunities Consolidation in market brings CODA more opportunities Increasing disenchantment with costs and timescales of ERP solutions Europe-wide marketing initiatives Client base attrition very low Maintenance growth substantial Quoted on AIM (stock code: CSY), CODASciSys plc has its headquarters in Chippenham and is a supplier of specialist software, consultancy and IT services. CODA develops and markets packaged software and solutions for the finance departments of medium and large organisations around the world. Jeremy Roche, CEO of CODA, said: "This has been a great first half for CODA, and a great way to launch CODA as an independent company. We float on AIM tomorrow in our own right, and I am confident that we can use this result as a springboard for our independence. We've spent the first half of the year consolidating the investments we made during 2005 and we believe that they are now fully integrated with the existing business and contributing to CODA's development. This has helped us deliver growth in all key measures." During the first half of 2006, CODA continued to deliver new products and new versions of its existing product lines. These included: OCRA Version 3 CODA-Control Version 2 CODA-Intelligence Version 2 CODA-Analytic Explorer Mr Roche concluded: "I'm very confident for the outcome of the second half of this year. We've seen mixed signs from the market with price pressures in some sectors, and growth opportunities in others. However, we've also seen a number of key competitors fall by the wayside. We're absolutely focused on meeting and exceeding market expectations for the rest of the year." ¹ All figures incorporating Business Collaborator and CODA IT Services business units ² Excludes HO costs (proforma £0.5m (£0.5m - 2005)) ABOUT CODA CODA provides best-of-class, finance-based management information solutions. These include award winning accounting and procurement systems linked to a suite of applications that support finance, reporting and analytic processes across the organization. Amongst these complementary applications is a range of powerful new collaborative applications, to streamline and automate key business processes such as: regulatory compliance, financial period-end close or corporate responsibility programmes. These analysis and collaborative solutions integrate seamlessly both with CODA applications and other leading operational systems to capitalize on customers' existing IT investments. CODA's product offerings are all underpinned by expert consultancy, education and support services, delivered by teams of experienced accountants and technology specialists. Founded in the UK in 1979, the CODA Group now employs more than 550 people around the world and delivers global sales, service & support through its own offices, together with a carefully selected network of partners. Its customers include over 2,500 medium and large user organizations worldwide and across all industry sectors. |
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