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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Stenprop Limited | LSE:STP | London | Ordinary Share | GG00BFWMR296 | ORD EUR0.000001258 |
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% | 181.75 | 180.00 | 183.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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19/4/2010 20:06 | I am sure it will be very positive - watch this space..... | martin44 | |
19/4/2010 09:53 | Upbeat trading statement coming | oracle28 | |
16/4/2010 21:42 | New Jobs at STP Service Support Advisor Stock Control Assistant Project Co-ordinator SpiriTel Mobile Telemarketing Manager Telemarketing Executive | martin44 | |
16/4/2010 21:40 | I work in this industry and when you have beein in it for so long you know a lot of people and there are definite winners and losers, well I can tell you STP is going to be one big winner! The business is just growing and growing and gaining more momentum with it, sooner rather than later people and the news will start to get out as to how successful this organisation is going to be.... | martin44 | |
16/4/2010 20:24 | Where or who is your grapevine? Good news? | dyardley | |
16/4/2010 13:45 | Keeping very positive about the business which I hear via the grapevine is getting stronger and stronger, good news indeed.... | martin44 | |
15/4/2010 17:40 | Just found this...............Q ....."strong backing, a fully integrated product offering and real strength in a couple of key vertical markets – are probably why we're doing well." SpiriTel gets £800k hotel contract April 15, 2010 By Paul Withers (paulw@mobilenewscwp Service provider's IP Communications line of business has won contract to supply an integrated voice and data solution for new five star hotel development SpiriTel's IP Communications line of business has won a contract worth £800,000 to supply an integrated voice and data solution for a new five star hotel development in central London. The service provider declined to name the company in question, but said that the client is a "major global luxury hotel group, highlighting SpiriTel's continued strength in the hospitality sector". SpiriTel will provide a fully converged IP based voice and data solution including network infrastructure, Wi-Fi and Mitel IP telephony and added that this is an example of the Group's ability to deliver complex converged communications services for major international clients. It added that the contract was won against competition from larger service providers and the management has strong expectations that the total contract revenues will grow in time under a long term support agreement. SpiriTel chief executive Alastair Mills said: "This is a significant demonstration of our ability to deliver complex converged solutions for major corporate customers. Despite the economic environment, SpiriTel Business has delivered organic growth over the past year. This contract underpins management confidence that this trend will continue in the year ahead." Mills added: "We're very strong financially. A lot of companies are struggling and we have extremely strong backing so our customers are very happy to do business with us. We also have the complete business communications offering to give them. "We're also very strong in some vertical markets. In hospitality, we're probably second behind BT in terms of our customer lists, and in legal and professional services we have hundreds of practices and hedge funds on our books. Those things – strong backing, a fully integrated product offering and real strength in a couple of key vertical markets – are probably why we're doing well." | dyardley | |
15/4/2010 16:50 | No worries! Has anyone plotted the graph with simple moving averages of 10,20,50,100 and 200 days with the current SP, which is stuck in the middle. They are all converged within 1p of each other! I've seen this a few times before and it usually means a huge move in one direction or another! It's surely a BUY | dyardley | |
15/4/2010 10:12 | What's happening here no one is interested at all.... except in selling! Anyone has a view? | oracle28 | |
05/4/2010 23:13 | dyardley - I am with you not looking for the quick win but a more projected long term rise with the 90p figure in line with your thoughts I reckon not too far out.... | martin44 | |
04/4/2010 17:07 | Riley won the Bank of Scotland Entrepreneur Challenge in 2007 and says the mentoring he received from retail magnate Sir Philip Green as part of his prize has proved invaluable in putting his most recent deal together. Sorry Philip not Peter Green, my mistake but very good business credentials to make sure this business goes places. | martin44 | |
03/4/2010 20:45 | What do you mean Martin44 who's Peter Green and what is your connection? What is your take on poss. T/O? | oracle28 | |
03/4/2010 20:25 | As the Peter Green is being Daisy working very very closely with Matt Riley there should be an interesting future both with Daisy and Spiritel. | martin44 | |
03/4/2010 19:48 | STP should be worth around £40M! Daisy have around £35m cash in their coffers at the interim results Dec 2009 If STP doesn't start looking into supporting the share price they could come under attack just as they start to grow substantially. | oracle28 | |
03/4/2010 19:42 | Since that article was written Daisy (DAY) have taken out BNS on 18th Feb 2010............... The price of 20 pence for each BNS Share represents a premium of approximately 220 per cent. to the Closing Price of 6.25 pence per BNS Share on the day on which BNS Shares ceased to be admitted to trading on AIM | oracle28 | |
03/4/2010 19:07 | STP a possible take-over target.............. December 7, 2009 Daisy Group to shed 300 telecoms jobs Nic Fildes Daisy Group, the corporate telecoms supplier, plans to cut 300 jobs and relocate a further 150 positions from to Lancashire from the south east as it gears up for further acquisitions in 2010. Matthew Riley, Daisy chief executive, said that the workforce will be cut from 1,150 in August to 850 at the end of March but that the level of job losses is 450 as the projected total includes 150 new positions at it's headquarters in Nelson. The job losses follow Daisy's acquisition of rivals AT Communications, Eurotel and Redstone over recent months as it closes offices of the companies it has acquired in Halifax and in London and moves customer accounts onto its own systems Daisy expects to restart its acquisitions next year after integrating the companies it has purchased by the end of March. Mr Riley said that there are still 600 voice resellers and 1,000 data resellers in the UK providing a substantial opportunity to acquire rivals. "People ring me up on a weekly basis looking to exit companies. I don't know how they get my mobile number," he laughed. Daisy, which is chaired by Peter Dubens who built the Pipex broadband business up largely via acquisition, expects to acquire companies that report a profit between £1 million and £30 million. Analysts said that a range of rivals, including SPIRITEL, Maintel and BNS Telecoms may be on its radar. FinnCap analyst Andrew Darley said that in time, Daisy will undoubtedly become a telecoms force but remains concerned about demotivation amongst employees after a 26 per cent cut to the workforce. | oracle28 | |
30/3/2010 11:11 | That's how i see it longshanks this is about to move up quite substantially! Those lines are about to level out and move upwards! I'm buying whenever i can! It's lucky it's so quiet enabling this to happen. The move last week, down then up, was the pivotal moment. | dyardley | |
30/3/2010 11:05 | Interesting to see that the 200d m.a. is still in a downward trend but today is the first time we have touched it since the share consolidation and all that volatility was removed. Could be a landmark moment. I reckon we will see a sudden spike upwards to 90p any time in the next 6 weeks. Such a spike is inevitable given the share is so oversold now. Once we have established a position around 80/90p we will start seeing a steady climb up to a sensible valuation point of around £1.50/£2. I will be adding more as funds allow. [Edit: just checked with the 1 month trend and we are still not touching the 200d m.a. - but oh so close] | longshanks | |
29/3/2010 08:34 | Interest is returning! This is the time to buy during the quiet days! April is always a very good month for Spiritel. The graph is also looking very positive, moving into a new trading range! | dyardley | |
27/3/2010 15:04 | Good points oracle. Proof of how much this will be difficult to buy on further positive news, has been clearly shown this week! Could buy all week at about 57p Today on news of a small contract and it is 63p and only in small amounts. Looking back at previous April's (year end) this share has risen 50% and much more! Today was just the start of this years move.....which will be sustained | dyardley | |
26/3/2010 10:27 | Great news and this will turn into a several million pound contract. The first of many over the coming year! Such lack of buying even though this will continue to rise heading into the year-end! Profit upgrades Contracts Technical buy ie. regarding golden cross which is not too far away Director purchases | oracle28 | |
26/3/2010 09:30 | Excellent news and within their strength area which only means more should sign up within this sector! | martin44 |
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