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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Knowledge Sppt | LSE:KSS | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003331591 | ORD 0.2P |
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24/9/2006 | 04:43 | The next Actinic - 32p cash plays 13p share price with low cashburn | 106 |
10/1/2005 | 17:46 | KSS The Times | 5 |
20/3/2002 | 15:03 | Kiss The Next Tadpole Technology | 3 |
09/11/2001 | 01:12 | Knowledge Support Sys.-- Update | 5 |
19/2/2001 | 13:07 | Knowledge Support in need of a truss (KSS) | 8 |
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Posted at 10/1/2005 17:46 by mjcrockett Deport, Just seen your post from November. I have not had my final payment yet, have you now? I emailed my broker in September asking if they knew what was happening and I got the following reply:-Thanks for your e-mail. As I informed you yesterday I have been investigating this query for you. The Liquidators have not made a second payment as of yet. However they did release information at the start of this month that they were in the process of liasing with the Inland Revenue and that a payment of 1.77p per share may be made in the near future. We do not have any firm dates for this as of yet because no definite announcement has been made by the liquidators as of yet. However as and when we get more information we will pass this on to yourself. For your information though the name of the Liquidators are a company called Moore Stephens. Their address is St. Paul's House Warwick Lane London EC4P 4BN |
Posted at 01/7/2003 13:52 by linesal1 Company FTSE TIDM FAC Headline Knowledge Support Systems Grp Released 14:26 1 Jul 2003 Number 0205N Knowledge Support Systems Group PLC (UK) - Member's Voluntary LiquidationChanges In FTSE Indices 1 July 2003 Following the appointment of liquidators to Knowledge Support Systems Group PLC (UK), FTSE announces the following changes: INDEX CHANGE EFFECTIVE FROMSTART OF TRADING FTSE All-Small Knowledge Support Systems Group (UK 0333159) will be deleted. 2 July 2003 FTSE Fledgling Knowledge Support Systems Group will be deleted. 2 July 2003 FTSE techMARK All-Share Knowledge Support Systems Group will be deleted. 2 July 2003 For index related enquiries or further information about FTSE please contact:Client Services in UK: Tel: +44 (0) 20 7448 1810 Client Services in US: Tel: +1 212 825 1328 or +1 415 445 5660 Client Services in Asia Pacific: Tel: +852 2230 5800 or +65 6223 3738 Or, email your enquiries to info@ftse.com or visit our website at www.ftse.com |
Posted at 18/6/2003 16:27 by janus62 Eurovestech sells entire stake in Knowledge Support18/06/2003 16:25:14 LONDON (AFX) - Knowledge Support Systems Group PLC said Eurovestech PLC has sold its entire shareholding of 6.71 mln shares in the company. Eurovestech no longer holds a notifiable interest in the share capital of Knowledge Support. newsdesk@afxnews.com |
Posted at 05/3/2003 10:25 by cockneyron News in the Daily Mail today.......... WEDNESDAYSoftware Group Knowledge Support Systems eased 2p to 23p despite speculation that a Cash and Share offer in the region of 32p a share will be tabled soon. |
Posted at 01/3/2003 19:17 by agnes March 01, 2003 Rumour of the day Knowledge Support Systems ticked up ½p at 24½p amid talk that the Manchester software house has drawn predatory interest. After the death last March of Madan Singh, its co-founder and 45 per cent shareholder, his family are thought to be looking to sell. KSS has cash of £21.5 million against a market value of £18.1 million |
Posted at 14/10/2002 21:39 by the jitters Just been pointed in the direction of his RNS issued today.........Knowledge Support Systems Group Plc 14 October 2002 Disclosure of Interest in Shares On 11 October 2002, Knowledge Support Systems Group plc ('The Company') received notification from Mr Paul Curtis that, following a purchase of 150,000 shares on 11 October 2002, Mr Curtis now has an interest in 2.225m shares, being 3.006% of the issued share capital of the Company. |
Posted at 29/7/2002 11:17 by the jitters The PRU sold 2.9m so where did the other 2m shares come from?? Might explain the rise in the share price over recent days. Its always nice to see a fund buying more than the balancing selling fund ;o)Phil |
Posted at 27/6/2002 13:47 by the jitters These kind of situations often follow a similar path. Look at RSFT, the share price was on its knees almost up to the day micromuse put in their offer. Now you dont think the bosses at micromuse just woke up that morning and said "I am bored today, what can we do? I know, lets go and buy a competitor". Due diligence and various conversations etc will have left a "whiff trail" half the city could have followed, but the share price is held low (perhaps artificially) to allow the boys in the know and the movers and shakers to get in. KSS will be the same (if a bid emerges) it will apparently come as a bolt from the blue, but a quick look through the trade logs will reveal the tell tail signs.......last weeks hefty volumes and big swapsy trades suggest the beginning of "something". Phil (in cynic mood today) |
Posted at 26/6/2002 23:10 by cwa1 KSS and SAP SI announce formal partnership to deliver pricing & revenuemanagement capabilities as part of SAP Category Management solution KSS and SAP Systems Integration AG (SAP SI) have developed an interface for KSS' PriceStrat retail revenue management system and the mySAP Retail solution, allowing retailers to adopt price management & optimization as an integral part of the SAP suite of merchandising applications. KSS, the leading supplier of pricing and revenue management solutions for the retail and petroleum sectors has signed a partnership agreement with SAP (SI), an internationally operative consultancy house that offers companies and public bodies comprehensive IT services. Utilizing SAP SI's Category Management Interface Layer (CM-IL), retailers can now seamlessly integrate KSS' PriceStrat retail revenue management system with mySAP Retail to deliver advanced price & promotions management and price optimization capabilities. The use of CM-IL allows for a fast and robust interface to SAP systems without the need for extensive systems integration effort or deep knowledge of the various routes for interfacing with SAP. SAP SI's CM-IL provides retailers with the ability to interface a number of third-party applications directly with SAP core systems quickly and with minimal effort or knowledge of SAP components. Applications include shelf space management, administration, floor planning, product assortment/allocatio sales force automation. PriceStrat is KSS' solution for efficient retail pricing in the grocery, convenience and drug chain sectors, enabling retailers to gain greater control over pricing and to optimize prices to maximize gross margin while meeting price image and other business constraints. 'This partnership will enable KSS and SAP SI to offer retailers the opportunity of integrating the leading revenue management system with SAP quickly and at low cost, thus allowing retailers to benefit from price optimization capabilities without the need for lengthy and costly systems integration services. We have listened to our customers who are looking for an effective way to link PriceStrat with SAP and selected SAP SI's CM-IL solution as the best route,' stated Mark Hawtin, Senior Vice President Marketing with KSS. About SAP Systems Integration AG SAP Systems Integration AG (SAP SI) offers enterprises and public sector organizations end-to-end IT consulting services in Germany and abroad. SAP SI implements and operates SAP systems and integrating heterogeneous system landscapes - both within and beyond enterprise boundaries. SAP SI currently has about 1,800 employees and posted revenues of 268.8 million euros in fiscal 2001. The company is included in the Nemax 50 index of leading technology stocks on the Neuer Markt segment of the Frankfurt stock exchange (securities identification code 501111). |
Posted at 25/6/2002 10:56 by ghhghh Operating costs and cash burn likely to be similar because sod all revenue!This is an attraction of KSS, revenues can't get any worse than zero and therefore low risk. They have masses of cash (about 30p a share) and a business that either has to start generating some decent revenue or must be closed/sold. Either will benefit the share price. The only question is how long will management wait before acting. The two imponderables are what does Prof Singh's estate want to do with his 40% and now that they have no ceo and an underperforming retail division (one assumes the retail division has screwed up big time under Mushin, hence his exit) is this the logical time to seek offers for the company. Someone mentioned Music Choice as another cash rich company. Down today to 9p versus about 18p net cash but the real attraction of MUS is its amazing shareholder base. Sky own 36%, Time Warner 16%, Sony 8% and I think Microsoft and Motorola also on board. Sky, Time Warner and Sony have Board representation. Name me one other small company (about £11m cap) with so much cash and such powerful connections. |
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