Outsourcery Share Discussion Threads

[fillipe] 11/3/2016 13:23

Thanks tim

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[timnicebutdim] 11/3/2016 12:41

On the bright side the platform hasn't crashed since January https://mobile.twitter.com/OutsourceryHelp

[fillipe] 11/3/2016 11:43

Is there no solid good news at OUT? I see loads of promo stuff and a huge tp target, but little to back it all up. I keep thinking OUT worth a punt at this price, but after a few min's of lying down with eyes closed, a cold damp feeling comes and sends away such rash thought.

Anyone see any good stuff here?

Thanks

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[timnicebutdim] 11/3/2016 06:11

Share is too illiquid to become a takeover, results I believe later this month will demonstrate a poor pipeline to win business ratio and disappointing channel sales.

[2lb] 09/3/2016 13:30

Becoming a takeover target for someone wanting a listing with some revenue thrown in.....get rid of the expensive and pointless BoD and away you go...

Reminds me of Netservices which them became Alcumi then taken over by NCC, much higher values on cyber security as opposed to their current basic offering....

[algernon2] 09/3/2016 13:17

Any news or thoughts anyone.

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 19:14

"‘And it’s it’s my view that after 30 years of writing about this we have got a chance to actually do something.

I would like to see a relationship based more on trade but with much less of this surpa-national element so that’s where I’m coming from.

‘So that’s why I have decided after a huge amount of heartache because I did not want to do anything to go against David Cameron or the government but after a great deal of heart ache I don’t think there’s anything else I can do.

‘I will be advocating Vote Leave or whatever the team is called.

‘And I understand there are many of them. Because I want a better deal for the people of this country, to save them money and to take back control. I think this is what this is all about.

‘I stress what I won’t do is to take part in lots of blooming TV debates against other member of my party."

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 17:57

Crikey! This sounds like common sense!

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Focusing on trade with Europe, he added: "I would like to be in a reformed EU based more on free trade but I don't think that has really been offered."

He said the EU was a decades-long "political project" which was in "real danger of getting out of proper democratic control".

And UK sovereignty was being "very greatly eroded" by EU institutions, with "too much judicial activism" and legislation coming out of the EU.

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 17:53

Long term common sense above short term opportunism and big-business greed.

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 17:30

'I will be advocating vote leave ... because I want a better deal for the people of this country to save them money and to take back control.'

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 16:26

Well done Boris.

A great deed for Britain.

And a great deed for Europe.

[tomkin] 21/2/2016 16:25

'I will be advocating vote leave ... because I want a better deal for the people of this country to save them money and to take back control.'



In 1975 Britain voted to join the European Economic Community. And that's how it should have stayed.

A Common Market. That's all.

[timnicebutdim] 14/10/2015 13:26

Not short, visited Outsourcerys offices in Manchester 2 years ago as a potential investor, very smart offices in a central location looked at their revenue and costs and decided that they were living way beyond their means so to speak. Plus they are not unique, I have experience of many different cloud providers and also know about the PSN/NSF framework and the other providers that are on, if you were for instance working in a Government department and were answerable to Ministers for buying decisions, would you chose Outsourcery a company that looks close to collapse or a company such as BT who is also under Lot 10? If your job was on the line who would you chose?

[j777j] 14/10/2015 07:48

The above poster sounds rather more desperate.
Worried abut your short?

[timnicebutdim] 14/10/2015 07:41

Out announce they get on Lot 10 of the NSF why announce it now? Most other providers knew weeks ago they had been successful of bidding on the new PSN framework, smacks of desperation.

[rambutan2] 01/10/2015 15:35

Stuck in £1m for 10.5% stake at 18p - certainly no mug punter, but down 30% a couple of day's later poses questions on who is right, Mr Market or him? Certainly offers the chance to join him for the journey at a discounted rate...



Welcoming the investment, Ken Olisa OBE, Outsourcery PLC Non-Executive Chairman said:

"We welcome this investment by Lawrence who is a highly successful entrepreneur and acknowledged expert in our sector. This commitment, following on from Vodafone's provision of debt facilities announced in July, further strengthens our company as we pursue our plans to lead in the provision of Microsoft's Cloud-based unified communications solutions."

[timnicebutdim] 30/9/2015 23:41

I'm surprised they have lasted this long.

[bsg] 30/9/2015 11:44

Most AIM companies only 'make it' by mistake.

[tiborinvest] 30/9/2015 11:38

this company just sucks. i was the only investor present at the last agm. seriously.

[phowdo] 30/9/2015 11:17

AIM - where the Dragons go to prove that their success was a fluke.