Netdimensions Share Discussion Threads

[drw1] 18/1/2010 07:09

Be surprised if that mention in the Mail does not create some interest.
Current valuation seems laughable with cash per share over 18p and trading apparently going well.

[glasshalfull] 17/1/2010 13:52

Well done steg.

Regards,
GHF

[welsheagle] 16/1/2010 18:32

Daily Mail today mentions NETD's statement saying that profits will be above expectations.

[gimme sunshine] 16/1/2010 10:40

stegrego

seems that no one cares about this. I picked up about 16ks worth yesterday and they look like a good bet for the next 6 months.

suprised this has not had more interest

[stegrego] 15/1/2010 22:03

Hoodless B

NetDimensions (NETD, 17p, £4.26m) has confirmed our optimism with a positive trading update for the period ending December 2009, confirming revenues and profits ahead of the market expectations. The group has confirmed it is debt free and as at December had $7.4m cash (£4.6m) - or some 18.6p per share. We increase our BUY target from 20p to 40p


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I tend to agree

[gimme sunshine] 15/1/2010 08:49

Well its top of the leader board so might jump today

[gimme sunshine] 15/1/2010 08:46

Cheers, look very cheap at first glance, will pick a few more over the day

[stegrego] 15/1/2010 08:40

64% not in public hands

[gimme sunshine] 15/1/2010 08:37

Saw this one this morning, looks like something I would be interested in, bought a few this morning. I their many in free float

[stegrego] 15/1/2010 07:35

18.6p cash, profitable growing business.

15p to buy yesterday.

Surely this should be near double that?

[welsheagle] 15/1/2010 07:26

Pre-Close Trading Update






TIDMNETD

RNS Number : 6128F
NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited
15 January 2010

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NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited
("NetDimensions" or the "Company")


Pre-Close Trading Update


NetDimensions (AIM: NETD), a provider of performance, knowledge and learning
management systems, provides a trading update following its financial year end
on 31 December 2009 and ahead of entering its close period.


In 2009 the Company continued to build its client base and anticipates the
revenue growth for the year to result in both revenue and profit being ahead of
market expectations, and has improved its cash generation.


NetDimensions has maintained a strong cash position without recourse to
borrowings of any kind, with cash balances on 31 December 2009 of US$7.4m, or
GBP4.6m. This compares with 30 June 2009 of US$6.8m and 31 December 2008 of
US$5.3m. This equates to approximately 18.6p in cash per share (30 June 2009;
16.5p in cash per share: 31 December 2008; 14.7p in cash per share).

Jay Shaw, CEO, commented: "Although markets continue to be challenging, this
represents a strong performance for 2009 made possible by the quality of our
products and the hard work and dedication of our staff."


NetDimensions will announce full year results in April 2010.

[orinocor] 08/1/2010 07:21

check out MWE

[stegrego] 28/11/2009 19:42

Thanks for the feedback chaps

[glasshalfull] 28/11/2009 13:30

Hi steg.

I see that Stemis has provided an good summary.
My additional observations are that the CEO sale is neither here or there. He has quite a bit tied up in the company and sold 265,000 in April, a further 5%.

As stemis says, company does
appear cheap but like all on the cusp of a breakthrough into profitablity I would be looking for decent organic growth. I know market conditions have been dreadful but the 3% growth reported will require to show significant improvement in the 2nd half.

Certainly interesting but I won't be rushing out to buy just yet.
Thanks for flagging, I'll give this a more detailed look.

Regards,
GHF

[nurdin] 28/11/2009 08:50

Had a look at these Steg and I agree with most of what SteMis has to say.

It is odd that the CEO sold 5% of his holding at such a low price but that could be due to personal reasons rather than anything to do with the companys outlook.No doubt the drop has been exaggerated by the illquidity in the stock which often creates a good buying opportunity.

On my watchlist now.

[stegrego] 27/11/2009 12:53

Well,

Ive got this wrong so far, but just bought more at 16p.

Seeing as the cash balance was 16.5p at last count and they should be making a profit, then its a buy at under cash.

Worrying aspect (and cause for 18% drop today) was the CEO selling 245,000 at 15p yesterday, although that was only £36k and 5% of his holding.

Taking a gamble, but looks worthwhile on the face of it.

Famous last words......

[stegrego] 18/9/2009 13:03

Hello, anyone in?

Am i the only one that thinks this is cheap @ 20p with 16.5p in cash?

Business is now making a profit and ought to do around 3c this year, providing currency movements arent against.

Thats 1.5p earnings. So that in effect 3x earnings with the cash taken out = current share price

Seems good value to me...

[welsheagle] 31/3/2009 07:17

NetDimensions achieves ISO Certification (NetDimensions (Hdgs)





TIDMNETD

RNS Number : 7514P
NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited
31 March 2009

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NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited (AIM: NETD)
("NetDimensions")


NetDimensions achieves ISO Certification


Hong Kong, March 31, 2009 -- BSI Management Systems has awarded NetDimensions, a
global provider of performance, knowledge and learning management systems,
certification for a Quality Management System (QMS) that complies with the
requirements of the ISO 9001:2000 standard.


Certificate No. FS 542888 covers the distribution, installation and maintenance
of:


* Learning, knowledge and performance management systems,
* Related technical support services and
* Provision of application hosting services.

The certification offers tangible confirmation that NetDimensions' operations
are run in accordance with the strict guidelines imposed by the ISO 9001:2000
standard. For the last 10 years, NetDimensions' Quality Policy has focused on
the following:


* Providing products & services that work
* Satisfying our clients' requirements
* Getting better at we do every year

"These are the quality commitments we live by. This is what we expect from
ourselves and our colleagues -- that NetDimensions be a company that creates
products and services that work as advertised and that we give our clients what
they need," said Jay Shaw, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer at
NetDimensions.


Shaw added that the company is particularly proud to have earned its second ISO
certification, having previously earned the ISO 27001:2005 certification for
information security management. "Adding quality to security means that clients
and partners can trust NetDimensions to deliver against objectives securely and
reliably," said Shaw.


Inventive Implementation of an LMS as a QMS


NetDimensions achieved ISO 9001:2000 certification through the innovative
adaptation and application of its flagship product, the Enterprise Knowledge
Platform (EKP) learning management system (LMS).


QMS documentation converted into online courseware on EKP was studied by
NetDimensions' employees while concurrently referring to supplemental materials
including text documentation, image or video. Employees then took online
examinations and completed evaluations, again developed and administered through
EKP, to test their understanding. They can only fully comply with the company's
QMS standards upon successful completion of these courses, examinations and
evaluations.


"As far as we know, we are the first LMS vendor to adapt its own product to
support an organization-wide, ISO-standards compliance initiative," explained
Shaw.


Implementing EKP as the platform for an ISO 9001:2000-compliant QMS, enabled
NetDimensions to:


* Offer online access to QMS documentation, obviating the need to physically
distribute information,
* Control access to QMS materials and the update of these materials,
* Manage version control and
* Track which employees have complied with their QMS requirements and identify
those with unfulfilled QMS obligations or who may require updates or 'refresher'
courses.

The ISO standard not only requires that NetDimensions demonstrate its ability to
consistently provide products that meet customer and applicable regulatory
requirements but also enhance customer satisfaction with ongoing improvements.


"We know there is always room for improvement. We keep looking for ways to
improve. We also know we can make mistakes. But when we make mistakes we fix
them, learn from them and move on in a way that makes things just a little bit
better," noted Shaw.

[welsheagle] 26/3/2009 07:26

Jeppesen implements EKP (NetDimensions (Hdgs)





TIDMNETD

RNS Number : 4928P
NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited
26 March 2009

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NetDimensions (Holdings) Limited (AIM: NETD)
("NetDimensions")


Jeppesen implements EKP to deliver aviation training



Hong Kong, March 26, 2009 - NetDimensions (London Stock Exchange, AIM: NETD),
a global provider of performance, knowledge and learning management systems and
its partner Intelladon, a premier provider of learning solutions, combining
software and services, announces that Jeppesen has implemented the Enterprise
Knowledge Platform (EKP) learning management system (LMS) to deliver aviation
training and courses to individual and corporate clients.


Customer satisfaction is very important to Jeppesen, a subsidiary of the Boeing
Company. In order to provide the highest levels of response time, accessibility
and overall service to their customers, the company needed an LMS that they can
rely on.


Jeppesen will use EKP to provide training and courses either on a
business-to-business basis or through its JeppDirect portal, which sells courses
to flight schools and individuals. Users who purchase courses through JeppDirect
will be automatically enrolled in EKP.


Jeppesen currently has a broad line of paper-based training products. Brad
Newell, Project Manager at Jeppesen said, "As we move away from paper-based
training, we will continue to leverage EKP as we bring more titles online from
DVDs and textbooks to enhance our blended learning model."


Jeppesen also needed a stable and flexible system upon which to grow and expand
their online course offerings. "We are excited that Jeppesen chose EKP as the
platform for enhancing their e-learning strategy through our partner,
Intelladon," noted Mark Sanmarco, NetDimensions' Vice President of Sales &
Business Development for North America. "We are also glad to know that Jeppesen
will be expanding their offering to allow other companies and trainers to
deliver courses through JeppDirect using EKP."


Relationship between client and vendor is the key
The selection team at Jeppesen conducted a lot of research on LMS applications
and solution providers. Their key requirements were stability and ability to
scale globally, user friendly interface for effective delivery of content and
most importantly -- vendor partnership.


Jeppesen needed a vendor who would take the time to understand its requirements
and respond quickly to its needs. The company was most impressed by the team
from Intelladon who demonstrated their willingness to proactively work with them
and their flexibility in crafting the solution from all angles including
pricing, functionality and support. Intelladon's differentiator was their
ability to bring all the components together for a total solution.


"The relationship we have with Intelladon and NetDimensions is fantastic. The
EKP solution along with the consulting expertise Intelladon delivered has
provided us with the on-going support and commitment to help us meet our
objectives," explained Newell.


Marc Blumenthal, Managing Partner at Intelladon added: "We are excited to be
partners with Jeppesen and NetDimensions in fulfilling the strategic vision for
their worldwide growth of their eLearning initiatives. Jeppesen shares our
belief that to be truly successful you need strong partnerships at all levels."

[welsheagle] 14/2/2009 22:00

Tipped as a 'nap' tip in the new year's Techinvest.
This is a rapidly growing company which is breaking into profit, and has cash of 14.5p per share when the share price is just 8.5p.
Strong possibility of a takeover.

[8trader] 08/1/2009 10:46

Can you believe the mm drop their prices, well one has after the company
reports cash balances of over 14p a share.
Cant really be blamed for currency movements, it seems to be a strong growth
business.

Strong cash position

The Company has maintained a strong cash position, with cash balances on 31 December 2008 of US$5.3 million, the majority held in Sterling and Euros. At 31 December 2008 currency rates this equates to approximately 14.7p per share.

[parvez] 05/1/2009 16:10

I have had my firt nibble today :)

[8trader] 05/1/2009 15:10

If nothing has changed Parvez then the shares are cheap, a distressed seller
caned the price when it was comfortable at 11p bid and it's slowly recovering
now the seller has been cleared.

Been lots of nibbling for weeks now.