Mediasurface Share Discussion Threads

[yump] 06/9/2007 15:47

Hi Cambium,

As you can see, a hive of activity over here !

Hopefully some more announcements to come - this from the interims:
"Morello continues to attract significant interest and major new sale opportunities exist for the second half of the financial year".
When they said 'major' they meant it.

There's been expenditure on launching Pepperio (the SME offering) in the first half which hit profits a bit. Full year forecast has escaped me at the moment - its somewhere in the thread - somewhere between 1.1 and 1.4p from memory, which puts the shares on a fair rating currently, but that's without any upgrades.

However, the 2008 forecast was around 2p, so could easily be looking at an imminent p/e of 10 come finals, which will be with us in the not too distant future. With the eps growth flying 2007-2008 there should be a significant re-rating imo if we are anywhere near those figures - that should move MSR into the limelight a bit.

[cambium] 06/9/2007 11:16

and Ive come over for a look, hi everyone!

[yump] 06/9/2007 11:04

That was speedy !! Thanks.

At the risk of being labelled a ramper, I've mentioned it on the GNG thread !

[g1ll1s] 06/9/2007 11:04

........nice one MSR!...........can we have a tick up now please

[yump] 06/9/2007 11:02

Max
Any chance of a longer term chart up there please ?

[yump] 06/9/2007 11:02

For any new visitors here, have a look at the shareholders (and owners of the investment vehicles).

[maxinvestor] 06/9/2007 10:58

Surprised this wasn't RNS'd.

[bb4] 06/9/2007 10:29

Morello chosen by AstraZeneca as its Global Web Content Management System
Morello by Mediasurface has been chosen by AstraZeneca, one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, as the sole platform of choice for its new Global Web Content Management System, in one of the largest content management projects ever undertaken.

Mediasurface were short-listed along with four other competitors after a lengthy pre-qualification process. The tender involved working closely with AstraZeneca to produce a 300 point 'proof of concept' as well as successfully delivering a pilot project that built a handful of websites to demonstrate the functional and usability benefits of Morello. Morello will replace AstraZeneca's two existing bespoke WCM systems and a handful of agency based WCM systems as part of their global e-service integration strategy (ESI).

[moogies] 31/8/2007 09:12

Small BUY Tip update in IC this morning.

M.

[g1ll1s] 30/8/2007 20:03

....thanks bloodhound, took my eye off the ball on this one, oh well, heres hoping positive news..........

[wjccghcc] 28/8/2007 21:46

to be fair, year end is september so they're not likely to make a trading statement until mid October

[bloodhound] 28/8/2007 16:29

"great, but why is the share price still tanking"

More shares in circ and no earnings news.......!

[g1ll1s] 28/8/2007 13:26

great, but why is the share price still tanking...

[bb4] 28/8/2007 09:40

Pioneering Morello Page Studio – the next phase of Web Content Management
Mediasurface, Europ'e fastest growing Web Content Management (WCM) solution provider, is delighted to announce the release of Page Studio, part of Morello version 5.6. Page Studio moves WCM into the next phase, allowing organisations to manage more than just the content, structure, look and feel of their sites. Page Studio enables non technical employees to determine the actual layout of each individual page or set of pages within constraints laid down by corporate branding guidelines.

[bb4] 28/8/2007 09:39

Stamford, CT: Mediasurface, the fastest growing web content management (WCM) solution provider, announced today that its enterprise product, Morello, has been named one of KMWorld's Trendsetting Products for 2007. Mediasurface is a global provider of enterprise web content management solutions and Morello was selected as one of over 650 products evaluated for this prestigious award. Evaluation criteria was largely driven by a vendor's ability to receive input from customers whose requests prompted changes in their products; and subsequently having those products represent well thought out and fully developed solutions for nearly every vertical industry. KMWorld welcomed input about vendors as well as the products and services they sold, making a concerted effort to verify that they perform as marketed.

[bloodhound] 24/8/2007 09:56

Prospects for the Company remain positive. Morello continues to attract significant interest and major new sale opportunities exist for the second half of the financial year. Pepperio, with a growing sales channel, is also expected to contribute further revenues in the second half. The Board remains committed to enhancing shareholder value and believe the Company is well placed to grow profitably.

MICHAEL JACKSON
CHAIRMAN
1st May 2007

Ok, so let's see a deal or two...or three!

[wjccghcc] 23/8/2007 14:42

FY trading statement last year was mid october. Given they did the placing at 23p early in July, institutions then would have wanted to know trading was at least in line.

[g1ll1s] 23/8/2007 13:40

Yes bloodhound, I fully agree.......

[bloodhound] 21/8/2007 08:57

About time we had some news don't you think.......?

[markinthepark] 26/7/2007 13:28

Nice holdings update today.....

[bloodhound] 13/7/2007 17:30

Another award win:

[yump] 13/7/2007 11:27

Yes, good to see.

I think the last couple of years 2006-2007 have seen a lot of organisations realising that they if they don't take their websites very seriously, they will come a cropper at some point very soon. The content and functions need to be professionally managed and the only safe way of doing that is by allocating internal staff to do it. Proper jobs with proper titles.

Without a pretty foolproof and comprehensive CMS, that can't be done. There's a constant back and forth with web-developers.

If you look at the recruitment market, there are more jobs appearing within organisations that require 'web editor' or 'CMS manager'. They used to just advertise for web developers because a fair bit of coding knowledge was needed.