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[glennborthwick] 18/7/2014 00:21

It does all sound rather bouyant;

ATA Recruitment
July 10
Due to major growth, we are looking to expand our ATA rail recruitment team We have numerous opportunities available in 360 Recruitment and Talent Sourcing, come and work in one of the most buoyant, fast paced sectors!

[glennborthwick] 17/7/2014 23:35

It does all sound rather bouyant;

ATA Recruitment
July 10
Due to major growth, we are looking to expand our ATA rail recruitment team We have numerous opportunities available in 360 Recruitment and Talent Sourcing, come and work in one of the most buoyant, fast paced sectors!

[cfro] 06/7/2014 14:04

Half yearly's due in about a months time. So not long to wait to find out how they are trading.

[cfro] 02/7/2014 10:07

"Guess who!"

I dont know, is it the bold chap with glasses? No

How about the old bloke with a beard?


A good old fashioned game that one. :-)

[sailing john] 02/7/2014 10:00

Morning gents - good to see you here!

One trade today - guess who!

SJ

[sailing john] 02/7/2014 09:57

Link if anyone interested in researching this and other news

[interceptor2] 02/7/2014 09:45

Appreciate the info Glen, sounds very positive imo.

Worth remembering that the AGM statement in May they said that board was confident of meeting market expectations to full year. That is a very important indicator of current trading so early into the new financial year.

Wonder if we will see a trading update before the interims in August?

[cfro] 02/7/2014 09:37

Yes interesting, thanks.

[sailing john] 02/7/2014 08:47

Thanks Glen - very positive

Where was that posted please - link?

I would like to post on another BB

SJ

Edit - Found it several links via Google

[glennborthwick] 02/7/2014 08:29

Posted: 11/06/2014


ATA Announces Significant Workforce Expansion

Technical Recruitment Specialist Increases Team by 23%



Engineering, construction and technical recruitment specialist, ATA, has increased its team by a staggering 23 per cent following a period of unprecedented growth.

To support its clients throughout the UK in finding the best candidates for their business, ATA has appointed 13 consultants across all seven of its regional offices.

Adam Smith and Mike Parker have joined the team in Manchester, working as Talent Sourcing Specialist for the facilities management sector and Business Manager for the construction sector respectively.

Also based in the north of England, James Demain and Heena Mahmood have both been appointed as Trainee Recruitment Specialists in the Leeds office and will focus on mechanical design and skilled manufacturing jobs respectively. Edward Devanney has also joined the Leeds office as a Recruitment Manager for the manufacturing sector.

Heading down to the Midlands, the Leicester team have welcomed Taher Rahmen as Recruitment Specialist for the quality engineering sector and Samantha Miller as Talent Sourcing Specialist for contract engineering clients.

In Derby, Paul Willerton has been appointed as Recruitment Specialist, focusing on rail, and Emma Rees joins as a Talent Sourcing Specialist, looking after civil engineering clients. Meanwhile, Jonathan Clarke takes the role of Talent Sourcing Specialist, concentrating on the energy sector.

Finally, Steve Hazell has been appointed as Trainee Recruitment Specialist, supporting the building services team in Bristol, while Adam Wheeler has joined as Recruitment Specialist in the London office, supporting the construction arm.

Commenting on the company's significant expansion programme, Scott Bulloch, Managing Director, ATA, said: "We've worked hard over the last few years to make sure we've been able to grow, despite challenging market conditions. Our turnover has increased 10% in the last year, from £20.6 million to £22.5 million, and this success is down to the quality of our people – who we work hard to train and develop. Not only does growing our team by nearly a quarter reflect our own achievements, but it also highlights how the industries we specialise in are flourishing.

"As we carry on searching for the very best talent in the engineering, technical and construction sectors for our clients, so too do we continue to look for the best expertise to support and grow our own workforce."

ATA is actively searching for recruitment specialists to join its regional offices in Bristol, Derby, Leeds, Leicester and Manchester.

[cfro] 04/6/2014 15:55

Buyers stepping in again and demand picking up. Ive bought a few more myself.

Another attempt at a breakout?

[shanklin] 03/6/2014 08:03

LOL ic2, yes they are hardly likely to all resign from the FIFA gravy train and confess their sins (should they have committed any). The papers seem to be suggesting that they will ensure the terms of any inquiry ignore all the new evidence.

All IMHO, DYOR.

[interceptor2] 03/6/2014 07:51

It's hard to put a value on it Shanklin, all we know is that the contract they won will serve other areas in the Gulf region, including the Expo Dubai in 2020. And that the ATA Global division account for 30% of group revenue. I would think that domestic contract work will be the driving force for RTC in the medium term, with railway and other infrastructure maintenance being particularly important.

Looks like FIFA will just try and whitewash the the corruption allegations imo.

[shanklin] 02/6/2014 08:29

Anybody any idea how important the Qatar WC award is to RTC please?

[glennborthwick] 29/5/2014 08:28

Prp good results. Whole sector doing well

[nickg2] 28/5/2014 20:57

Cambridge news! I thought is read about this somewhere else...

[sailing john] 28/5/2014 16:28

Nick at 37.5 it looks like a sell

But just facilitating the market! which today has been dominated by many small buys from the bell - looks like a tip somewhere to me

Cambridge News/Private punter again? - he previously tipped at the end of April

Or IC/AN Other?

SJ

[nickg2] 28/5/2014 12:38

Big late trade - buy or sell?

[davidosh] 28/5/2014 10:41

Just a reminder that this event will be at the Derby Conference Centre run by RTC and I do hope you are all coming along ?

[cfro] 28/5/2014 08:39

Still very much off the radar i would say, as the wider press have yet to pick on this.

Single digit pe still too despite the rise of late.

[glennborthwick] 28/5/2014 08:28

onwards and upwards, nice to have a 2 bagger already but holding for 2 years more at least and hoping for 80p

[sailing john] 28/5/2014 08:26

MC still only £5.5m at 40p

FY13 results were a step change with all the profit in 2H
Recent positive AGM statement

Revenue FY13 £49m
2H13 PBT £0.7m eps 3.8p (1H flat)

Still off the radar? apart from the few on here!

I don't think it is particularly seasonal so I'm looking for double 2H13 numbers in 2014. Potential rail contract news this summer?

SJ

[interceptor2] 28/5/2014 08:08

Seems to be the effect of three small buys, shows how the price responds after the seller cleared.

Imagine the reaction when RTC are tipped?

[battlebus2] 28/5/2014 08:00

Tipped or just a few buyers early doors? Up 2.5p on 11k :))