Coro Energy Share Discussion Threads

[cascade sofa] 01/6/2010 12:02

Does the change of government mean that existing suppliers to the sector such as Serco, Capita, EDS could fall out of favour with Dave and Nick? If so this is the opportunity for niche suppliers, uncontaminated with NuLab legacy projects to capitalise on the sector?

[spurious] 26/5/2010 15:04

Think this is a huge opportunity for Bernard and one that must be grabbed early.Companies will be formed or amalgamated to target groups offering full set up to systems packages for academy market.Already there are companies actively seeking collaboration/partners and I would like to think we are proactive in seeking a leading role as befits someone with a 30% market share.
Regards to all
SP

[cascade sofa] 26/5/2010 11:55

Mr Snowe's quota could just get even bigger.....

From today's Times

"Michael Gove, who has written to all 20,000 state head teachers today offering them the chance to break free from local authority control, said creating more academies would improve standards, cut bureaucracy and raise aspirations"

[gac141] 20/5/2010 13:57

Would have been nice to get the info on the AGM together with my ability to vote. Received nothing. Shambles.

[damanko] 13/5/2010 10:54

PT, the only reason behind my comment is the history of serial disappointments that this company has provided over the years. I would very much like to think that a corner of some sort has been turned. A positive one. We'll see.

I'm neither short nor long, a VCT I invested in 10 years ago has put £1,903,116 into Corero, which is currently valued in the region of £619,310.

Which equates to 14% of the equity/voting rights in Corero. The first investment was in October 2000, so as you'll agree, not the very best of returns.......

[palm top] 12/5/2010 16:09

Prepare for what demanko- Another day of doom for Corero? Thought that the news this year was quite positive.

Maybe you could share your reasons behind the comment.

[damanko] 11/5/2010 20:31

There is no best case scenario. This is Mondas / Corero.

All I would say is :

Prepare yourself

[currypata kai] 11/5/2010 13:22

if we were to take a best case scenario what sort of profits could this be making next year ?

[gac141] 11/5/2010 09:48

As they say you wait 3 years for a bus then 3 come at once. Mark said he wanted to do 7 this year, so he is on target! Well done.

[currypata kai] 11/5/2010 08:32

with Barclays one hasnt been able to buy or sell online for months...no change to that today

[howdlep] 11/5/2010 08:04

L2 1 v 1 with WINS on the offer at 45

[howdlep] 11/5/2010 07:06

RNS Number : 6635L
Corero PLC
11 May 2010

11 May 2010



Corero PLC

("Corero" or "the Group")


Standard Bank selects Blue Curve as new Research Production Platform


Corero plc, a leading provider of financial research software solutions to the securities industry, announces that it has signed an agreement with Standard Bank Group, one of South Africa's largest financial services organisations, for its Blue Curve product suite.



Standard Bank will implement Blue Curve within its Corporate and Investment Banking division to help provide enhanced research services to its customers. The new solution will provide Standard Bank with an improved research production process, including financial data management, document production and compliance management. The solution will initially be installed in the Nigerian, Turkish and Kenyan offices, with a rollout to all research analysts to follow.



Corero will host the Blue Curve software, allowing it to be accessed across the Internet by all Standard Bank analysts, whatever their location.



"Standard Bank is a prestigious organisation and we're delighted that it has chosen Blue Curve as its research production platform", said Mark Robertson, Managing Director of Corero Financial Markets. "Standard Bank needed a solution that could be installed quickly, but at the same time, being a major bank, it had to be satisfied that the security and architecture also met its requirements. I'm pleased to say that Blue Curve v5 ticked all the boxes."

[gac141] 21/4/2010 11:53

Very pleased to see that we have another contract. If the new business model is working we could see a few more of these over the next few months.

[howdlep] 21/4/2010 09:57

L2 now 1 v 1 with KBC on 48

Each trade will move this higher with it being illiquid

[howdlep] 21/4/2010 09:51

With management moving towards a SaaS business model, watch out for ACC making a bid for the company.

(I hold both ACC and CORO)

[orange1] 21/4/2010 07:53

It was released as an RNSNON which means that it is not regarded by the company as material. Still it's a start. Lycraboy is no doubt flying (metaphorically, but who knows, maybe physically as well). Just the grammar to polish up now Robbo: when you say:"We are delighted that African Alliance has chosen Blue Curve as the basis for it's new research platform" you are using the possessive 'its' and not the abbreviation of 'it is'.

[cascade sofa] 21/4/2010 07:45

Good news. Any idea on amount?

[cocker] 21/4/2010 07:37

Another contract win, what ever next!. Looks as if for once we are managing to sell our software in a still challenging market.

[orange1] 30/3/2010 07:35

I expect that size doesn't matter much in the Waller household, as this morning's announcement reveals:

"The Company announces that Peter Waller, Executive Chairman of the Company,
yesterday purchased 5,000 ordinary shares in the capital of Corero,
representing 0.33 per cent of the voting share capital of the Company, at a
price of 38 pence per share.

Following the purchase, Mr Waller holds a total of 20,600 ordinary shares,
equivalent to 1.36 per cent of the voting share capital of the Company."

[cocker] 29/3/2010 20:09

Hoodless cut Corero from Buy/Hold.
Albeit very small, at least Peter has dipped in. Bernard who draws 200k a year & holds very few should @ the very least show some conviction!

[cocker] 27/3/2010 09:26

The CORERO COW STILL BEING MILKED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BOARD.
The results are just full of Waller spin & although there has been an improvement the underlying trend is a loss again.Finacial side unlikely to out perform 09 whilst the business side may lose due to government cuts. The share price has fallen this year to all time lows & still the board are reluctent to step in & buy, to me that says it all. Can't sell my shares as there is no market for them, simple as that.