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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Endace | LSE:EDA | London | Ordinary Share | NZNPVE0001S2 | ORD NPV |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 490.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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03/7/2012 20:02 | Looks like Endace have secured their new products man at their US Sunnyvale office. Ex-Juniper VP Product Mgt for Junos s/w. Top-drawer by the sounds, great addition/compliment to Spencer G. No doubt we'll hear more on this idc. | knackers | |
03/7/2012 11:30 | Tim Nichols presenting at National Security 2012 this morning | knackers | |
29/6/2012 08:39 | Tough love indeed. Given the manner and size of blocks dumped on the market in recent days, redemption calls quite possible, Ed. We're now looking positively 'cheap' against those US peers. | knackers | |
29/6/2012 08:16 | luckily i don't have to sell which makes me more sanguine. I suspect and kind of hope whoever is selling is a forced seller to meet redemptions. Old adage never be a forced seller in a micro cap stock, you will get your eyes taken out! | edwardt | |
28/6/2012 17:27 | It's gonna be a long old summer, Ed. Best thing prob to take a nice long vacation. The markets are 'orrible just now. The fundamentals here haven't changed one iota nor for that matter has the market requirement for Endace's tech going fwd. Indeed quite the reverse. It'll come back. I'm sure there'll be a drum-roll of newsflow to coincide with the summer AGM if not before. Some effort to support the share price would be nice...Though hopefully not another office opening! ;o) | knackers | |
28/6/2012 16:04 | knackers - another big seller - could be tin hats for the time being,. | edwardt | |
26/6/2012 21:39 | Re drag on the price - absolutely, we'll find out exactly what was agreed with tomorrow's open. Certainly looks off market, we've seen these Inst'l transactions outside the bid/offer before. | knackers | |
26/6/2012 20:00 | The 200k reported today could have been a drag on the price. Was it an off market transaction that had to be reported once consumated? | aspex | |
26/6/2012 14:17 | Rumours that the Chinese have been raiding BAe's cupboards...probably stripped bare by now. There are disclosure rules and then there are Rules of Disclosure ;o) | knackers | |
26/6/2012 13:08 | i wander who the uk listed company who lost £800m was? | edwardt | |
26/6/2012 12:15 | FT article on cyber threat with M15 chief setting out the cost of cyber attacks on major UK businesses. More than a tad ironic given the UK Govt's decision last year to defer their investment in IDS technology, such as that provided by Endace [cobblers shoes..?] National brands, critical infrastructure and IP is just as vulnerable as the digital assets of major enterprises...The only difference perhaps being the scale and seriousness of that exposure. | knackers | |
25/6/2012 13:04 | NatWest fiasco a very worrying example of poor IT and network resilience as well as poor testing, planning and perhaps levels of IT management competence within the bank. Extra-ordinary that NatWest have attempted to down play impact saying their contract small print protects them from liability for losses from 'technical problems' - whilst their brand and reputation is dragged through the gutter!! Nothing short of total visibility and appreciation of what happened where, when and how to quickly fix will satisfy public and commercial confidence in major entities and national institutions that rely on their IT infrastructures to do business. On all three counts, NatWest failed. Given the ownership stuctures Govt action may well follow. Heaven forbid a major cyber incident targeting them! | knackers | |
21/6/2012 17:00 | Quite possibly some of it, Ed. What came across was this intention not to specialise in one vertical (i.e. dive down one particular rabbit hole as it were) i.e. in just APM or VoIP, Latency, cybersec etc. All these areas rely on an analysis of packets captured so Endace would seem to have ambitions along the lines of being a sort of ubiquitous solution serving up 100% of packets for real time and retrospective analysis across all these mkt segments. A bold ambition (and p'haps counter-intuitive marketing approach - typically the marketer will advocate specialisation and focus for max reputational dev and not having to spread mkting dollars too thinly). Clearly friends, i.e. channel partners, will be needed in each vertical stream for this strategy to be really effective - way too much ground for the field sales team and mkting budget to cover!! So alliance "channel leverage" will be THE big news story this FY. Bagging a few weighty household names would do wonders for the share price ..and revenues ;o) 1. Latency: Interactive Data/7 Ticks, Colt, BT 2. Infrastructure: Cisco, Juniper, Avaya, BT 3. Systems Integrators: IBM, HP 4. Cybersec consulting: Fishnet, M86 5. Video/VoIP: Polycom etc | knackers | |
21/6/2012 16:06 | i suspect the analyst may have been privy to its content! it read well and i thin it should stimulate some buying, but given these markets i suspect not much! | edwardt | |
21/6/2012 15:17 | Wow, a pretty comprehensive and upbeat note on Endace published by Panmure today. Blimey, any one would think they did the Strat review! Why the interest all of a sudden? Looks like they're expecting a little more besides a Non Exec appt to accompany/follow the conclusion of Deutsche Bank's review ;o) Eyes outside... | knackers | |
19/6/2012 14:10 | Nice of you to put me fwd, Ed but there'll be a good deal more detail behind this review than provided in the RNS ;o). Crucially it provides that independent validation of Endace's technology and strategic "hunch" for where to focus their product dev and marketing efforts going fwd. I'm sure there will have been some in the senior mgt team (perhaps newbies) saying "Guys, we've got to go after enterprise in the States - that's where it's happening and where we're now most relevant - in the data centre." and others saying "Hmmmm not so sure, let's just stick to what we know and where we're known." (i.e. Govt & FS) The review will have provided that v important enterprise validation. In lawful intercept and latency they're well known but in enterprise are still a relative newbie, so it's now a channel, diretc marketing and prod mkting challenge - hence the hires and new vacancy profiles. Also I'd expect to see a new product range come out that's more geared to enterprise; i.e. more affordable, reliable and flex/scalable. With Spencer onboard, I'm in no doubt they'll be on the case... Let's be in no doubt, they're making a bold move here and from these recent Exec appts it looks like there's some heavy strategic lifting going-on behind the scenes. Stand-by. | knackers | |
19/6/2012 07:39 | et The fact that the SR is out of the way defines the future with more certainty. I believe the recent fall in share price was aggravated by the announcement of the SR. | aspex | |
19/6/2012 07:05 | does it tell us anything we did not already know? I suspect Knackers for one could have written the review and saved them an exorbitant fee! | edwardt | |
19/6/2012 06:23 | The Strategic Review is complete and just reinforces the direction already under way. Surely a reassessment is due in the price. Key findings from strategic review In March this year the Board of Endace announced that Deutsche Bank had been appointed to undertake a strategic review for the Company. The review included an assessment of the options open to the Company both to realise the expanding potential offered by the Company's markets and to drive continued successful growth. Following the review, the Board has concluded that: -- Endace has a leading position serving a wide range of blue chip customers in the end markets it addresses. These markets are growing, and offer the Company attractive opportunities -- The Endace product line has earned a strong and global technology reputation -- The greatest medium term opportunities for Endace lie in: - the development of its presence in the enterprise data centre market, while continuing to cement its position in the telecommunications and government markets - a stronger focus, supported by new levels of investment, on the growing United States market; continued investment in Asia Pacific and cautious progress in Europe; with a growing research and development capability based in New Zealand - focusing our sales and marketing investments on growing our systems sales into the enterprise market, which bring improved revenue visibility through recurring contracts; and - the continued development of Endace's enterprise-focused channel relationships as a preferred route to market The Board believes that these findings support the Group's current organic growth strategy. The Board will also continue to assess additional strategic partnerships and acquisitions in order to secure competitive advantage and increase the presence of the Company on a global scale. | aspex | |
13/6/2012 13:06 | Would expect to see alliance tie-ups first, Ed. Deals in the States will follow all idc though after so much encouraging progress in last 12 months painful to see the slide. Instl holders seem happy enough to hold, - and me too... | knackers | |
11/6/2012 14:07 | I would rather say show me the takeover terms but opening a new office would suggest they are planning on going it alone. | mikepompeyfan | |
06/6/2012 08:22 | Correct. Only a handful of vendors can handle genuine 10gb/s throughput environs (now the standard for new/refitted data centres). What makes Endace unique is that they owns the crucial I/O tech (DAG card). Unlike others they can optimise their analysis around that. EndaceVision being a great example. They recognise that the future is about scaleability, performance/reliabil Watch this space. | knackers | |
06/6/2012 07:18 | K, The bit I noted here is the "treat the cause" as opposed to "the symptoms" Now correct me if I am wrong but Endace is the only player that addresses, and has the capability to address, that difference in the real world at the speeds of the high end.. | aspex |
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