Sectorguard Share Discussion Threads

[blackfox] 08/11/2006 14:57

Ged5, you forgot to mention they pay a dividend as well.

[ged5] 08/11/2006 10:06

Market cap of £12M and turnover of £9.1M and a PEG of .46

All the fundamentals point to a very undervalued company.

The trading statement just confirms that the company is in excellent shape.

Liked the website as well.
Not much time to post much these days so I welcomed your indepth analysis swwikmi

[swwikmi] 07/11/2006 17:20

fill your boots with sectorguard - solid progress and rewards for the believers

[swwikmi] 07/11/2006 17:20

fill your boots with sectorguard - solid progress and rewards for the believers

[neguss3] 12/10/2006 10:47

Guys have a look at IDN will pop soon

[skyship] 10/10/2006 14:23

Pretty small value; but at least it is in the right direction.

[vernkel] 09/10/2006 18:28

Not sure. Be nice if it moved the share price up.

[gazwenn] 09/10/2006 08:44

Why all this sudden buying? Not complaining about it though

[deanforester] 28/9/2006 15:55

Looks promising.

I wonder how much the dividend will be this year?

[janus62] 28/9/2006 06:30

A good read!



SectorGuard Plc: SGD / Index: AIM / Sector: Support Services

28 September 2006

SectorGuard Plc ('the Company')

Pre-Close Trading Update


SectorGuard Plc, the AIM listed total security solutions specialist, is pleased
to announce a pre-close trading update for the year ended 30 September 2006. As
highlighted in the interims, this has been a year of growth for the Company,
with record turnover and profits being achieved. The Company would like to
report that trading has remained buoyant post the interim period and looks
forward to announcing its results in December 2006, which it expects to be in
line with market expectations.

2006 has been a year of tremendous change for the industry in general as well as
SectorGuard in particular. The introduction of the licensing of Security
Officers under the Private Security Industry Act meant that in order to maintain
high levels of client service companies operating in this arena had to gain
accreditation as a Security Industry Authority Approved Contractor. Importantly,
SectorGuard was one of the first companies to achieve approved status and thus
positioned it in front of many of its competitors.

The year has also seen the successful integration of the cctv, access control
and alarm systems company, SectorAlarm (now SectorGuard Alarms), and retail
security tagging specialist, Asset Protection, into the business. Not only have
both these businesses grown independently they have also added to the
opportunities for cross-selling products and services across the range of
clients and helped SectorGuard develop its position as a leading total security
specialist. The Company has moved to new head office premises with a view to
facilitating this integration across the Group whilst also achieving operating
efficiencies and economies of scale. These offices provide greater accommodation
and are situated more central to the Company's core client base.

In order to maximise the benefits the Company is already receiving from
integrating its electronic security and tagging businesses with the security
personnel business, it is currently re-branding these segments as divisions of
SectorGuard plc and updating its marketing material and websites accordingly.

In addition to these internal changes the Company is pleased to announce the
appointment of Seymour Pierce Limited as its Broker with immediate effect.

The Company has won a number of new clients across its various divisions
including the London Business School, the Idea Stores, Timberland, TJ Hughes,
Agathos Systems, Shaftesbury Housing, Arrow Electronics and Royal Holloway,
University of London. It has also won significant additional work from existing
clients including the extension of a maintenance contract by the Retirement Care
Group, the development and installation of new security tagging system for JD
Sports, and the addition of a number of distribution depots to the work it
carries out for Howden Joinery. The Directors remain confident that this trend
will continue, whilst at the same time the Company is looking to make additional
acquisitions to increase both the scale of its activities and breadth of
business and build on this projected organic growth.


* * ENDS * *


Contacts:

David Marks SectorGuard Plc Tel: [phone]

Isabel Crossley St Brides Media & Finance Tel: [phone]

[skyship] 22/9/2006 08:24

Last year's Finals for Y/e 30th Sept 05 were declared 12th December

[gazwenn] 21/9/2006 07:58

12p will do me fine!!!!!!

[huntie2] 19/9/2006 06:40

yawn.....when is the next set of results?

[vernkel] 18/9/2006 17:55

Not much action until next set of results which may spark some interest.

[the bull] 18/9/2006 15:10

look in from time to time but still see no movement, was expecting to see SGD being bought out or sitting at around 12p but not so it seems

[skyship] 15/9/2006 06:58

As you can see from this link to FSI's Finals, they have had both winners and losers in their AIM investment portfolio. Let's hope SGD proves a winner!

[skyship] 15/9/2006 06:34

Eugene - was just about to post across the same RNS!

Who they, why this? will need to look into this .......

[eugene1234] 15/9/2006 06:30

SectorGuard PLC
15 September 2006


Sectorguard plc

('Sectorguard') or the ('Company')

Holding in company

The Company was informed on 14 September 2006 that First State Investments AIM
VCT Plc ('First State') holds 14,000,000 ordinary shares in the capital of
SectorGuard, representing 4.52% of the entire issued ordinary share capital of
the Company. First State's holding is registered in the name of Vidacos Nominees
Limited.

[vernkel] 12/9/2006 16:47

Or maybe u will forget you even owned them and wake one day to find them at £5.. wishful thinking!

[ucorksuckers] 12/9/2006 16:09

I only need to hang onto these shares for another 100 years and the dividends will repay what I have invested. Positive thinking!

[vernkel] 08/9/2006 12:54

Still no updates from RHPS. Still on the buy list upto 5p.

[vernkel] 20/8/2006 16:19

Yep. Subscribe. No updates of note re this one. A real slow burner I'd reckon.

[chapman123] 16/8/2006 22:17

worth 6p in my opinon but spread kills it off straight away why dont they split the shares and move away from being a penny share with 15-20% spread, surely this would cost the earth ?????????????

any subscribe to RHPS who tipped this sometime ago

[trader2] 27/7/2006 07:11

strudwick - so, what pe would not be too dear??