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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pelatro Plc | PTRO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.02 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.02 | 1.02 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 12/12/2023 22:15 by cordwainer ^ Purchased for a cool £2.3 million in 2021. If only PTRO had invested in property instead of a bottomless pit of intractable software provisions reliant on a large cohort of pliable over-active consumers. |
Posted at 29/9/2023 16:51 by mudbath Any investor who is following PTRO off the AIM market can take heart from the very professional way that the Company web site has been updated today in order to reflect its revised corporate status. |
Posted at 25/9/2023 18:42 by mudbath The bid price for PTRO shares rose by 75% through the day. (0.4 to 0.7p)Will we see the share price rise above 1.25p before the final day of trading on Thursday ? |
Posted at 26/6/2023 09:16 by rivaldo Friday's AGM statement seems to have gone unnoticed, but - at last! - it seems to show a continuing momentum and recovery:"Current trading Recent contract wins demonstrate our continuing success in securing contracts with large customers building the Group's recurring revenue base. With these, the Group now has 28 customers and an ARR of over $7m. In addition to these, we continue to see strong demand from our existing customers for change requests and have contracted for around $1.7m already this year in respect of this revenue. Outlook for the year Our pipeline remains strong at around $23m, including some $5m of non-telco prospects - its highest ever level and which we are confident will produce results in the coming months and years." |
Posted at 18/5/2023 20:17 by gleach23 All gone a bit tumbleweed with PTRO. Finals used to be out in April then last year there was an RNS on 10th May to explain the results were delayed to later in May due to the auditors needing more time. Now it appears to be the norm... |
Posted at 19/4/2023 08:37 by gleach23 Yes noticed that rivaldo...can't get a quote for buying 5k shares currently.Still have my holding and had a speculative nibble at just under 5p a couple of months ago but the words rabbit and hat keep springing to mind whenever I think of PTRO. |
Posted at 13/1/2023 09:53 by rivaldo Well, this has been a disaster. I posted before that PTRO were prone to banana skins, but this is ridiculous! Things seemed to be looking up...I understand the general economic climate isn't exactly supportive, but other telco software-type companies seem to be doing OK. PTRO are still pretty small, so any contract delays/problems tend to be big problems as regards the year end numbers given the relatively small client base.Having invested here largely on the basis of the CEO's highly successful track record I'm extremely disappointed at the number of mis-steps. Nevertheless, two of the three issues in the latest update are in essence just pushing out of numbers from 2022 into 2023 and beyond, and the $0.3m provision is the first of its type and not hugely material. With a £2.95m m/cap now, and per Dowgate Capital $1m net cash rising to $1.5m this year, plus $7.5m revised forecast revenues this year which are largely recurring, for an optimist it's possible to see good upside from here, even if sentiment will likely remain extremely negative for some time to come! With the results not out (presumably) until May I'd have thought the directors should be free to buy in the market now that the trading update is out? It would be helpful if they were to show some commitment in this respect..... |
Posted at 01/12/2022 08:53 by rivaldo That's a poor update to say the least, though perhaps mitigated given the current global economic climate. OK, PTRO have been hard hit by the stronger dollar, but shouldn't they have had hedging in place given their exposure? At least the change request pushback to next year is only a postponement and presumably down to market conditions.The m/cap at 13.75p is only £6.2m now, but Dowgate's new forecast this morning is for a small $0.2m LBT for this year, with $2.9m adjusted EBITDA. Next year sees a $0.6m PBT with $3.8m EBITDA. PTRO also have $2.6m net cash, rising to $3m next year, plus that $6m or so annual recurring income. I'm tempted to believe PTRO are extremely cheap at these levels (I suspect the fall is overdone and was triggered by a 390,000 sell at 16p on the bell today). Especially as management have done it and succeeded previously. But the company does have a habit of regular banana skins and not quite delivering when required. Dowgate somewhat optimistically retain their Buy and 65p price target..... |
Posted at 23/9/2022 09:14 by sphere25 ST tips it and you get two buys here with over two hours gone into the trading day. Not alot going on over at VLG as well as alot of the others that have been tipped of late.Remember the time people were falling over themselves to buy those tips and you could piggyback the momentum for quick trades? What a stark contrast. You'd wake up and be sat like an athlete on the blocks, ready to get in quick trying to beat most. The aim being clearly to maximise profits, but to also get in sharpish before the market makers closed off the marked up offer on the opening price point (and the next price points) before you got in and the price ran away. What a stark contrast. The market makers must wake up nowadays (well if they don't have a lie in), brew some coffee, read the papers, brew some more coffee, have a nap because the coffee wasn't brewed well enough, perhaps brew some more coffee... What a stark contrast. The interesting thing is that it is definitely a sign of sentiment here in the UK, showing that there has been at least some form of major washout, even if the overall bottom isn't in. I guess there are notable and educating observations to be made when we look around the market. As for PTRO, it actually looks like they are going to hit their numbers on at least the next couple of trading updates and maybe beyond, but it doesn't strike you that those roaring bullish spirits will be coming around for a while yet. Nobody wants to be that grim guy, but as they say... We are where we are. All imo DYOR |
Posted at 22/9/2022 06:45 by rivaldo Today's H1 numbers are pretty decent for a £10.7m m/cap company, with $1.87m EBITDA and a very small profit.But it seems evident to me that PTRO have now been turned around and are on an upwards path. Recurring revenues are at almost 60%, new customers are being won, the company are entering new sectors like financial services, and the AI/tech is being monetised in new ways. This year's revenues are almost in the bag, and $6m of next year's revenues are already visible. Things are looking up. |
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