Northgate Information Solutions Share Discussion Threads

[hotfinance14] 21/2/2007 10:33

Slater...they give a strong buy and state a dream company.

[slaterlp] 21/2/2007 10:04

Wills and co stock broker. I recieved the same report. Speaks in VERY glowing terms of NIS. Calls it an analysts dream. says buy at 85p. target 104. See website I assume it i there too.

[hotfinance14] 21/2/2007 09:06

In Brokers Note.

[desperate dan] 20/2/2007 22:20

Any indication of rumour source hf14 ?

[hotfinance14] 20/2/2007 22:13

Rumour has it Sage may put a bid in for NIS human resources software.Other predators are also believed to be circling for NIS.

[gurp] 20/2/2007 14:22

not my most exciting holding - yet??

[hotfinance14] 20/2/2007 11:30

Wills & Co brokers believe NIS is unjustifiably discounted and this will soon be addressed.They have a target price of 105p.

Fill your boots.

[slaterlp] 20/2/2007 10:06

top up onlows that has been the lesson with this

[hotfinance14] 19/2/2007 22:02

I expect some big education contracts soon.

[jadeticl] 19/2/2007 21:43

I hold NIS and ANITE. I have always thought that NIS was better managed and should make better progress. However, both dropped to about 18p when the tech bubble burst. In my view NIS did not deserve it, but Anite had problems. NIS climbed out of the rut with Anite moving more slowly. Today, although NIS still appears a much stronger company, Anite shares were highter than NIS for the first time in years. There is no accounting for this market.

[hotfinance14] 18/2/2007 20:15

Next results will be early July.

[phirst2] 18/2/2007 20:01

When are results I am just watching this one at the moment?

[hotfinance14] 18/2/2007 12:32

The results should see the SO over 90p and we should see an increased dividend.

[jadeticl] 17/2/2007 21:59

Let us hope he can do something. These shares are drifting still. I thought that the 'offer to buy' would convince the market that they were undervalued, but I do not see that result. My fair value would be anything north of 93p.

[hotfinance14] 15/2/2007 20:11

Northgate appoints new Divisional Director for Criminal Justice and Public Safety
15/02/2007 [General]


Northgate Information Solutions today announces the appointment of Ian Blackhurst as Divisional Director for Criminal Justice and Public Safety within the Public Services division.

Ian's responsibilities include overall business development, account management, product strategy and sales across the division's work in criminal justice, public safety and health, which aims to improve community well-being and promote community justice.

In the UK, Northgate works with half of all fire brigades and ambulance trusts and every police force, delivering the national system for reporting police performance and processing over 5.5 million penalty notices annually. The company's pioneering technology helps organisations use information to drive business benefits and improve performance through proactive management rather than simple reaction to events. Ian will seek to build on the company's leading positions in enforcement and information management and drive future growth in new areas such as identity management.

"I am delighted to be leading our criminal justice and public safety work at such an important time," said Ian. "Our leading position in these markets provides an ideal base from which to explore further opportunities to deliver value for our customers and the communities that they serve, and to help them meet the challenges that they face both now and in the future".

"This appointment demonstrates our commitment to growth in the criminal justice and public safety sectors", said Dave Meaden, Managing Director of Northgate Public Services. "Across the UK, criminal justice and public safety organisations are facing the challenges of delivering high-quality, efficient services that enjoy the trust of local communities. Our services are designed to help build stronger, safer and more secure communities, and this appointment will strengthen our ability to help meet tomorrow's challenges in the most effective and efficient way."

[slaterlp] 15/2/2007 09:48

grlz

Ah yes. :)

[grlz] 14/2/2007 14:27

slater didn't u know in the land of dreams anything is possible

[slaterlp] 14/2/2007 09:56

I dont recall TW EVER advising a sell on NIS. When did he do that then?

[superglide] 09/2/2007 16:38

75% more selling LOL

[hotfinance14] 09/2/2007 12:36

Some decent buying today.

[hotfinance14] 06/2/2007 21:50

Big education contracts aswell.

[chris1604] 06/2/2007 21:46

Spot on hotfinance and I think it will equate to 1% yield.

I am very comfortable holding this share long term,plenty of local authority and nhs conracts in the pipeline.

[hotfinance14] 06/2/2007 20:43

Any predictions on how much the next dividend will be..i am expecting 1p.