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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sectorguard | LSE:SGD | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031427940 | ORD 0.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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22/3/2006 17:28 | consolidation 1 for 10 would take the company out of the "penny punt" bracket and may then be taken more notice of - the spread would not be 10% plus either | swwikmi | |
21/3/2006 08:57 | The 40000 sell @ 4.15 is actually a buy, just shows how ridiculous the 4/4.5 spread is! | huntie2 | |
16/3/2006 10:24 | A piece in the Times this morning reports the SIA as saying that only 45,000 out of an estimated 120,000 security guards in the industry are expected to have licences by Monday, and that the industry could be thrown into chaos. Companies that employ unlicenced guards could invalidate their insurance policies. Full article : No wonder the share price is on the way up at last. | arion | |
16/3/2006 08:41 | chapman - agreed, a share consolidation (obviously not a split!) could well be a good idea. As to the spread though, if you trade online it can usually be significantly reduced. dubois - no matter, the wider world can see from the UKREG statements what the real position is/was Nice to see 4p bid again......could this be the final break through the 4p resistance...... | skyship | |
16/3/2006 08:14 | Skyship I can only go on what has been published and available to the world. If it is wrong then it is up to them to correct. SectorGuard says all officers licensed, well-placed for new business LONDON (AFX) - SectorGuard PLC said it is well placed to pitch for significant new contracts after declaring that all its security officers are now licensed ahead of the March 20 2006 compulsory licensing deadline set down by the Security Industry Authority. David Marks chairman of the AIM-listed total security solutions group said at today's annual general meeting: "We have made considerable progress in the year and I believe that we now have the correct foundation, structure and business model to become a leading total security solutions provider. We have been expanding both the geographical spread of the business and range of products and services which we will continue to do. "Growth remains steady, achieved through both acquisitions, of which we completed four last year, and organically, where we have won new business in key target areas. To reflect this performance and growth, shareholders were rewarded for their support, announced at the time of our results in December, by the doubling of the dividend to 0.1 pence per share. newsdesk@afxnews.com bam | dubois | |
15/3/2006 21:21 | im positive for once with sgd but many of us paid near 5p than 4p and the spread is a killer need a share split soon | chapman123 | |
14/3/2006 15:16 | I will check | dubois | |
12/3/2006 11:05 | I missed this last week - Rentokil seemed to get a good price for their Initial Security Division: | skyship | |
12/3/2006 10:43 | dubois - I believe you may not have noticed that the AFX RNS text differs from the actual AGM quote. On 16/02 they did NOT announce that all Security Officers were licenced. Re-read all the news release statements and the AGM statement and you will see that SGD did not mislead at all. They are not to blame for a text mistake by AFX. Incidentally the chart for SGD looks decidedly promising; and though I expect a sell-off for the wider Market, I think SGD will soon break through the 4p resistance and start a rapid rerating. | skyship | |
10/3/2006 11:14 | There is no excuse for not telling the truth!! Their credibility goes out the window | dubois | |
08/3/2006 09:38 | Nothing sinister here, just headcount churn & general logistics. this can only be positive news & a help to securing new contracts, especially in those sectors so beloved of red-tape | jhan66 | |
08/3/2006 08:14 | Be carefull!!!!!!!!!! On 16/02 they announced that ALL Security Officers were licenced On 27/02 they announced that 94% of their Security Officers had made applications (and applications take three or four months to process). Both announcments cannot be true | dubois | |
08/3/2006 07:25 | ectorGuard PLC 08 March 2006 SectorGuard Plc / Ticker: SGD / Index: AIM / Sector: Support Services 8 March 2006 SectorGuard Plc ('SectorGuard' or 'the Company') Approved Status re Private Security Industry Act SectorGuard Plc, the AIM listed total security solutions group, has received notification from the Security Industry Authority ('SIA') that it has met the eligibility requirements and is one of the first companies to have been accepted within the Approved Contractor Scheme ('ACS') for the private security industry which will be launched on 20 March 2006. As an Approved Contractor, SectorGuard will be subjected to a quality audit to ensure it maintains the standards set down within the ACS. One key benefit of being a member of the ACS is that SectorGuard will be able to deploy security officers who have successfully completed their training and applied for their licence, but have yet to have formally received their licence. This will allow SectorGuard to respond more rapidly to the changing requirements of its clients. SectorGuard CEO David Marks said: 'The ACS represents a new era for the private security industry, and one which sees the tightening of regulations which should benefit those security companies that place the necessary focus on compliance and professionalism. This is an extremely important scheme, so I am delighted that SectorGuard is one of the first companies to be accredited with the approved contractor status. Not only will it enable our clients to gauge the quality of services available, but it will also increase public confidence in the private security industry as a whole.' * * ENDS * * Contacts: David Marks SectorGuard Plc Tel: 01992 701 940 Mob: 07734 051 547 Hugo de Salis/Isabel Crossley St Brides Media Tel: 020 7242 4477 | janus62 | |
27/2/2006 20:08 | SectorGuard PLC 27 February 2006 SectorGuard Plc / Ticker: SGD / Index: AIM / Sector: Support Services 27 February 2006 SectorGuard Plc ('SectorGuard' or 'the Company') Update re Private Security Industry Act SectorGuard Plc, the AIM listed total security solutions group, is pleased to announce an update with regards to the licensing of Security Officers under the Private Security Industry Act. On Thursday 16 February 2006 the Home Office Minister, Paul Goggins, announced further details of the Security Industry Authority ('SIA') Approved Contractor Scheme ('ACS') for the private security industry. He stated that the purpose of the scheme is 'to protect the public by raising and maintaining performance standards within the private security industry'. The SIA began accepting applications for this scheme from 16 February with a view to processing these applications in time for the 20 March deadline for licensing of Security Officers under the Private Security Industry Act. A benefit of being accredited with the ACS standard is that companies will be able to deploy, under certain circumstances, new officers who have completed their training, have had their completed licence application form accepted by the SIA, but who have not yet received their licence. The directors are pleased to announce that SectorGuard has submitted its ACS application form, having spent the last nine months preparing for the 20 March licensing impact date, including the re-training of its whole security officer workforce. The directors are confident that SectorGuard will be successful in its application and are pleased that the Company is at the vanguard of this new era for the private security industry. SectorGuard CEO David Marks said: 'I would like to take this opportunity of providing greater detail to our AGM statement last week. Due to staff turnover, whether arising from the award of new contracts or simply recruiting new security officers, there will always be new members of staff who will require training and licensing, therefore the licence status of our staff is constantly moving. 'As at today's date SectorGuard has submitted licence applications for 94% of its staff and the majority of these have already been awarded licences. As a result I am pleased to state that the SIA Compliance and Investigation Team has confirmed that we meet the compliance criteria for the ACS.' * * ENDS * * Contacts: David Marks SectorGuard Plc Tel: 01992 701 940 Mob: 07734 051 547 Hugo de Salis/Isabel Crossley St Brides Media Tel: 020 7242 4477 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange | rocketron57 | |
27/2/2006 14:05 | Sorry about the way the figures have appeared. They were nicely laid out in a legible way - honest. Seems to go to pot when message is posted. | zljcis3 | |
27/2/2006 14:03 | Some strange trades today - 9974 shares value £379 3648 151 1186 49 2200 91 992 41 Total shares 18000 ?? Funny how it is an exact figure ! Anyone care to hazard a guess ? | zljcis3 | |
26/2/2006 22:05 | I think some news around another acquisition or even talk of SGD being the target of a takeover would help move us along. I like the current management and the results they have achieved but it's a long road they are travelling on. | golden cross | |
26/2/2006 19:11 | needs a wee bit of press to break 4p imo. still an attractive pe when you consider growth prospects. time to start ramping anyone? | omalaha | |
23/2/2006 19:52 | 6p sounds better.............. | golden cross | |
23/2/2006 08:38 | you get the feeling that if it could just break that 4p resistance we may taste the rarefied air of 5p..........Hhhmmmmm | omalaha | |
20/2/2006 19:05 | It's only £9k's worth!!! | golden cross | |
20/2/2006 16:57 | Is it a big contract win coming out this week? OR Is there a bid coming out for them? | christh | |
20/2/2006 16:55 | Who bought 211,764 shares? 20/02/06 14:46 4.25 211,764 O 3.5 4.25 Buy | christh | |
17/2/2006 21:18 | I am long term holder from 2p and would love to see this takeoff. Its periodically tipped but the volume is just not there to generate a decent market yet. All news to date has been positive but I think Sectorguard need to be more aggressive in terms of growth or they may get swallowed up by a larger company without anybody really taking much notice. IMHO | golden cross | |
17/2/2006 10:08 | now, i wonder if that rns might attract a wee bit of positive press, this was tipped by one of the share rags last year and i do'nt think the rec was ever updated. p/e looks v.reasonable considering possible growth opps for SGD. | omalaha |
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