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| Essensys Plc | ESYS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| -0.50 | -1.61% | 30.50 | 08:22:49 |
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| 31.00 | 30.50 | 31.00 | 31.00 |
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Posted at 28/3/2023 07:17 by p1nkfish The underlying market they are addressing needs to be healthy no matter how efficient ESYS makes participants in that market.Unfortunately commercial real estate in the US is a bit of a basket case currently. A real shame as this is a neat company and product but fighting with one hand tied behind its back. The cash burn is pretty unpleasant looking. I might be totally wrong but glad I sold. Hope everyone is OK. |
Posted at 01/12/2022 10:44 by p1nkfish Think again and look at the US office market as an example.The money was raised on the basis of a particualr oulook that has since changed. ESYS got lucky with the window to raise that cash. They have scaled back their ambitions and cash should be returned if they don't utuilise it to achieve a return better than that shareholders can achieve for themselves. |
Posted at 01/12/2022 09:05 by p1nkfish In a very different economic environment. Even ESYS has decided to scale back its approach. Cash can now be better deployed outside of ESYS. |
Posted at 01/11/2022 07:49 by p1nkfish Anyone else think ESYS is sitting on too much cash and some should be returned to shareholders to do with as 5hey see fit? |
Posted at 31/3/2022 15:26 by nasnas1 I've just noticed that ESYS's largest customer, Industrious, raised US$200M. just three weeks ago, which bodes well for its expansion plans ... in partnership with ESYS of course.Might Industrious even been tempted to take over ESYS at ESYS's current lowly price? |
Posted at 30/3/2022 19:20 by hedgehog 100 ESYS's largest customer, Industrious, raised US$200M. recently from CBRE (22nd. February), which bodes well for its expansion plans ... in partnership with ESYS of course.“Industrious had a number of offers to consider late last year and was approached by a lot of potential investors. In the end, partnering with CBRE just made too much sense for Industrious’ long-term plans for scalability and growth.” Industrious has continued to expand and grow amid the pandemic, faring better than some other flexible workspace operators. The company's pioneering focus on management agreements, which represent nearly 90% of Industrious’ portfolio, has been shown to be nicely resilient in challenging times. Indeed Industrious believes that it has emerged as the leading flex platform moving forward. So with flexible workspace expected to continue its rapid expansion this decade, and management agreements a strong sub-trend within this, then Industrious could potentially expand by multiples this decade. I would estimate that Industrious probably accounts for a few £M. of ESYS's annual turnover, so Industrious expansion alone could potentially add £10M.+ to ESYS's annual revenue this decade. |
Posted at 18/3/2022 09:28 by hedgehog 100 18/03/2022 07:01 UK Regulatory (RNS & others) essensys PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding LSE:ESYS Essensys PlcDirector/PDMR Dealing essensys plc (AIM:ESYS), the leading global provider of mission critical software-as-a-servic Name Position Ordinary No. of Ordinary % holding Shares purchased Shares held following purchase following purchase Chief Financial Officer & Chief Alan Pepper Operating Officer 20,200 424,766 0.66% -------------------- ------------------ ---------------- ----------- Chief Customer David Kinnaird Officer 13,500 620,028 0.96% -------------------- ------------------ ---------------- ----------- Jeremy Bernard CEO, North America 30,400 30,400 0.05% -------------------- ------------------ ---------------- ----------- Details of the transaction can be found in the Notification of Dealing Forms below. ... 18/03/2022 07:01 UK Regulatory (RNS & others) essensys PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding LSE:ESYS Essensys Plc Director/PDMR Dealing essensys plc (AIM:ESYS), the leading global provider of mission critical software-as-a-servic Following these transactions, Mark Furness' total beneficial interest in the Group has increased to 19,679,066 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 30.56 % of the Group's total issued share capital. Mark Furness is treated as acting in concert with other shareholders, being Barry John Clark, Ian Bryn Sadler, Michael John Guest, Michael Grant and Liam Joachim Kavanagh (the "Concert Party"). Certain of these shareholders have also purchased shares. As a result of these purchases, the aggregate number of Ordinary Shares held by the Concert Party has increased from 24,065,272 to 24,447,680, representing an increase from 37.38% to 37.97% of the issued share capital of the Group. These purchases were effected under the terms of Note 11 on Rule 9.1 of the Code and therefore had no consequences under the Takeover Code. The members of the Concert Party also hold the following options over Ordinary Shares: ... |
Posted at 15/3/2022 15:51 by hedgehog 100 I've just noticed that ESYS's largest customer, Industrious, raised US$200M. just three weeks ago, which bodes well for its expansion plans ... in partnership with ESYS of course.Might Industrious even been tempted to take over ESYS at ESYS's current lowly price? The success of Industrious during the pandemic is testament to its high levels of customer satisfaction, which in turn is a strong validation of ESYS's technology. Technology that can help to give its customers a competitive advantage, and succeed even in challenging times. 14/10/2021 06:00 UK Regulatory (RNS & others) essensys PLC Customer Renewal LSE:ESYS Essensys Plc "Major renewal and expansion with largest customer, Industrious Framework to support Industrious' global expansion plans essensys plc, the leading global provider of mission-critical software and technology to the flexible workspace industry, has renewed its strategic partnership with Industrious, the Group's largest and fastest growing customer. The new global framework agreement consolidates all existing business between essensys and Industrious and establishes the framework for essensys to support Industrious's global expansion plans. essensys currently serves 111 Industrious locations, comprising in excess of 3 million sq ft predominantly in the USA. The Group has recently supported Industrious's establishment in the UK. Mark Furness, CEO of essensys, said: "We are delighted to renew and expand our existing partnership with Industrious. Industrious is an example of our strategy to grow with our leading customers, by supporting their expansion plans. Industrious was one of our early partners when we established our US operation and we have worked together for over four years. This contract renewal reaffirms our joint commitment to provide great customer experiences using our technology. Our recent fundraising to expand the business globally will allow us to continue to support Industrious as they expand their operations both in North America and internationally."" "2.22.21 — 3 minute read Industrious Announces Milestone Investment From CBRE BY INDUSTRIOUS PR TEAM We’re thrilled to announce that CBRE has invested more than $200 million in Industrious. This investment represents a significant minority stake in the company and is our largest fundraise to date. It’s also the clearest indication yet that Industrious is the leading platform for sustainable and strategic growth in the workplace-as-a-servi Putting Industrious and CBRE’s complementary capabilities behind a shared vision will create the world’s leading flexible workplace offering. And while Industrious already has the highest customer satisfaction in the industry, this partnership will extend the scope and scale of Industrious’ offerings, making it the workplace provider of choice for the Global Fortune 1000 and beyond. Here’s what Bloomberg had to say about this milestone investment: Dallas-based CBRE paid about $200 million in cash for primary and secondary shares, and is transferring its own flexible workspace brand Hana — which operates 10 locations in the U.S. and U.K. — to Industrious as part of the transaction, the companies said .… Industrious, which entered Singapore last year, will take a “judicious&rdq CBRE’s investment in Industrious values the company at more than it was worth in 2019, when it raised capital from Brookfield Properties and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, among others." |
Posted at 13/3/2022 11:39 by hedgehog 100 Thanks to Riddler for these ESYS posts on Twitter:"riddler@riddler_smi Alot of NON Russian companies got hammered for slight rev/profit warning in the 1st 3 days of the invasions #DOTD risen well since Been buying #ESYS .....fell from £2.60 to 80p on a minor slippage 7 days ago £50mln cap £31mln cash (fund raise mid 2021 £2.00+) £20mln annual RR" "riddler@riddler_smi IC covered it the day after the initial crash (96p) At current 75p imho it's a bargain after complete over reaction caused primarily by the geo political situation at time of ESYS up date 1:16 pm · 12 Mar 2022·Twitter for Android" So the IC describes it as: "A mildly disappointing trading update ..." Normally you might think that would warrant a fall of about 20%: so say to about 200p. E.g. Berenberg has cut its target price for ESYS from 345p to 270p, i.e. a 21.7% reduction. Instead of which ESYS has fallen 70%, to 73.5p! A rise of a about a third from this level, similar to Dotdigital (DOTD) in the last few days, could see ESYS back up to about 100p. Dotdigital (DOTD): |
Posted at 06/3/2022 13:10 by hedgehog 100 "Berenberg Bank set a target price of 270 GBX for the companyPosted by ABMN Staff on Mar 1st, 2022 essensys (LON:ESYS – Get Rating) had its price objective dropped by investment analysts at Berenberg Bank from GBX 345 ($4.63) to GBX 270 ($3.62) in a research note issued to investors on Tuesday, Digital Look reports. The firm presently has a “buy” rating on the stock. Berenberg Bank’s price target suggests a potential upside of 114.40% from the stock’s current price. ..." So Berenberg has cut its target price for ESYS from 345p to 270p, i.e. a 21.7% reduction. Whereas in comparison, ESYS has fallen from 245p at the end of February to 82.5p this weekend, a 66.3% fall. And the upside from 245p to the old target price of 345p was 40.8%. Whereas the upside from 82.5p to the new target price of 245p is 197%! An interesting after hours trade on Friday, by far the biggest of the day: Recent Share Trades for Essensys (ESYS) Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Bid Ask Value 04-Mar-22 17:05:54 99.04 88,333 Unknown* 80.00 85.00 87.49k O If it was dealt on Friday then surely it has to be a buy, probably from an institution bargain-hunting. After all, institutions were backing ESYS in a placing in July at 285p. |
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