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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Psg Solutions | LSE:PGS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0WHXB01 | ORD 20P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 116.50 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 27/9/2012 | 20:53 | PSG rising in 2006 | 821 |
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Posted at 27/9/2012 20:50 by stegrego PSG SOLUTIONS PLC (`PSG' or the `Company') Change of Name and Website Following the passing of the resolutions at the Company's Annual General Meeting on the 7 August, the Company has now formally changed its name to Security Research Group Plc. Dealings under the new name will commence at 8am on Tuesday 28 August 2012 when the Company's TIDM (ticker symbol) will change from "PGS" to "SRG". In addition the Company has updated its corporate website. To visit the updated website, please go to www.srgroupplc.com. For further information contact: Security Research Group Plc 020 7881 0800 Jonathan Mervis, Chairman John Warwick, Finance Director Northland Capital Partners - Nominated Adviser & 020 7796 8800 Broker Luke Cairns/Gavin Burnell |
Posted at 06/7/2012 12:55 by fido £2.00 the st buyback and £2.25 the 2nd.What price the next I wonder. |
Posted at 19/3/2012 13:26 by sandbank Finally the penny has dropped in the market. Up substantially today - big spread though.I was also surprised no one has posted on here last month's note on PSG in Growth Company Investor: - "Growth Company investor 16/02/2012 Miles Nolan Reduce text size Decrease text size Increase text size Increase text size Print article Print Share this article Share Email article to a friend Email Well below the radar for many investors, shares in mini-conglomerate PSG Solutions (PSG) soared five times in value last year but they still look cheap. The AIM-listed company owns three businesses: residential property surveys arm PSG, packaging specialist Moore & Buckle and surveillance expert Audiotel. Driven by the efforts of the management team over the past couple of years, PSG is now in rude health, as recent results testify. In the six months to September, it achieved a pre-tax profit of £3.86m (2010: £315,000 loss) as sales soared fivefold to £20.8m. Net cash also stood at a chunky £16.3m not bad when compared with its current market value of £26.1m, but to be fair a large proportion is set against the delivery of a major contract. This significant piece of business relates to the Audiotel operation, which last year secured a contract worth £48.7m with a government department. As a result, it kitted out new premises and installed dedicated production lines, as well as taking on a team of 170 employees. Completion of the contract is set for October this year. Thanks to its already cash-rich balance sheet, last year it returned £3m to shareholders via a tender offer at 200p a share, and it has already signalled its intention of rewarding investors with a further payout. Recently appointed broker Northland Capital is yet to issue a research note, but at current levels the valuation looks anomalous. Buy. |
Posted at 02/3/2012 09:05 by fido Its normal for a director to sell a few shares when they exercise an option if only for tax purposes but I notice that in this case the director is not even selling so much as a single share. I view that as being very positive with regard this companies future performance. |
Posted at 23/11/2011 12:34 by tomoslewis It is difficult to tell exactly what real margins are being acheived on the £48m contract. I would anticipate that at this stage, with only circa 25% of the contrect fulfilled at september, the recognised profit is conservative and that there is more margin as milestones are acheived. I am looking for full year eps of circa 28p which makes the current share price look rediculously cheap. |
Posted at 23/11/2011 07:34 by andrbea looks like strong stuff to me.............PSG Solutions plc ("PSG" or the "Group") Interim results for the 6 months ended 30 September 2011 PSG Solutions plc (AIM: PGS) comprises Specialist Electronics consisting of Audiotel International Limited and its subsidiary Security Research Limited, Property Information Services Businesses ('PSG') and Moore & Buckle (Flexible Packaging) Limited (`M&B'). The major contract award by a government agency to Security Research Limited, announced during the current period totalling £48.7million, marks a seismic shift in the size, shape and prospects of the Group. The turnover and profit in respect of Specialist Electronics substantially exceeds the turnover and profit previously achieved by any business in the Group in a six month period Prospects for the Group are highly positive and will be further reinforced on the successful completion of the major Specialist Electronics contract. Prima facie there appear to be a variety of future opportunities for the Group which will be carefully considered. /.... |
Posted at 22/11/2011 17:29 by tomoslewis Fido. It looks as if current shareholders agree with you, I certainly do. Its reasuring to see that the share price is still holding its own in these troubled markest. But not long to wait before results, should be round the end of November based on last year. |
Posted at 11/11/2011 17:50 by tomoslewis Fido, I think it gives confidence, it only takes a few small trades to move the price though. I am waiting for confirmation of the effect of the recent massive contract and info on the order pipeline. If the margin on the recent contract is anything like they acheived in the security business last year, I will be very happy. Other people must have done the sums too, so I expect the share price to keep on moving in the right direction. |
Posted at 11/8/2011 11:27 by andrbea from 5 days back:In a sea of red there were some risers this week. Legal property search specialist PSG Solutions (trading down 8.4 per cent today, at 87.5p) more than doubled in value early in the week after the company extended a major contract and announced a bumper share buy-back programme. On Tuesday PSG revealed a 400 per cent increase to a contract with the British government. It will now receive an additional £39million through the amended deal, taking the total contract value to £48.7million. Then on Wednesday it told investors that it will buy-back 5.55 per cent of the company's shares at 200p each a massive 277 per cent premium to the 53p-a-share price at the start of the week. Read more: |
Posted at 28/5/2008 14:48 by fido Truffle,I do not need to tell you that every share to do with the housing market has been completly trashed over recent times. In comparison PGS bar its recent drop has been rock solid. If you look back at the PGS share price you will see that the share price was dropped prior to stakebuilders upping their stake before and the same is now happening again now. As for timing anyone who reads my posts will note that I have said that with interest rates on the way down it is only a question of time before the housing market recovers and at that time the market will be looking for the stronger players that will benifit from the upturn. It is my belief that PGS is one such company if it has not been bid for by that time. As for shareholders, given the complete lack of trades I would say that there are not that many of them as liquidity is almost zero. PGS is all about the the stakes of the largest investors. Those investors have not sold one single share and have only increased their stakes over the last few months. As I said, we are at opposite sides of the spectrum here so I will waste no more of our time with further debate. |
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