Supporta Share Discussion Threads

[phillis] 06/11/2006 08:02

Not much interest still.

[phillis] 30/3/2006 07:18

Nicely forward. Time this got a bit more exposure.
Like the use of debt at this stage

[gausie] 16/12/2005 16:25

Lol - why not?????

[gausie] 16/12/2005 16:21

Still worth watching ;o)

[phillis] 14/12/2005 12:55

Except the one that sold out this am that is!

[phillis] 14/12/2005 09:54

Building up a nice portfolio of businesses here. V supportive shareholders.

[jumbo66] 18/11/2005 18:38

up i n can tonight :-)))))))[hfd

[tinker] 08/11/2005 17:14

3 small trades and a 6.75% rise to 80p. All donations gratefully received.

[deehill] 21/10/2005 14:29

There are those born with luck.........

[tinker] 21/10/2005 12:48

From yesterday's Mail:

"Despite an upbeat trading statement Supporta softened 1p to 76.5p. Trading results are in line with expectations, and the order book has grown to 53m from 13m. Investec says buy."

[tinker] 19/10/2005 21:13

Supporta says trading for 5 months to Aug 2005 in line

LONDON (AFX) - Supporta PLC, a provider of outsourced services to the public
sector, said trading for the five months to August 2005 are in line with its
business plan.
"The forward order book and contracted revenue for the group currently
stands at 53.1 mln stg compared with approximately 13 mln in September 2004," it
said.
The order book for Supporta Care is 40.4 mln stg compared with 37.6 mln at
the time of the preliminary results in September 2005 and 4 mln stg in September
2004.
In Supporta Property Services, the company said the acquisition of Roger P
Dudley Ltd has been successfully integrated into Supporta and that cash
generation at this business is exceeding initial management expectations.
Supporta Services has contracted revenue of 10 mln stg, up from 9 mln as at
September 2004. The group said it is looking to widen the range of services
offered in this division through organic growth and via acquisitions.
"Each of the divisions is performing in line with our expectations and have
demonstrated growth even during a period of significant change for the group,"
said chairman John Jasper.
The group will announce its interim results for the period to end September
2005 on Nov 22.
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[jumbo66] 17/10/2005 20:21

is that ok re j[hd]

[deehill] 09/10/2005 10:53

Hard nosed characters? Good. If this means that they can chop out the chaff and employ better. Every company makes mistakes, the art is to keep them to the absolute minimum.

[the claw] 29/9/2005 09:19

Hi Folks.
I think that the rapid departure of the new CFO is the only sour note here. His background looked good. I can't think that he will have been thrilled by the Company's announcement that he was leaving at the end of his probationery period! Also, he got fixed up with a new role very quickly, which would indicate that it was probably his decision to go. I plugged his name into Google (or maybe Yahoo) to find his new appointment. Perhaps it was a clash of personalities - I believe that there are several hard nosed characters in the Company. My only worry is that his tenure coincided with the period in which the Year end accounts were being compiled, and he left before having to sign off on them. Probably nothing, and the Chairmans statement was very upbeat.
I await the Interims with interest!

[phillis] 22/9/2005 19:14

Anybody got the goss on the short lived FD?(sorry CFO)

[deehill] 22/9/2005 09:37

Did any of you absorb the Chairmans Statement? This one is going to do really well and this could be the virtual ground floor for the 'new type' Supporta.

[wiganer] 31/8/2005 16:01

No position as yet.

[deehill] 27/8/2005 10:52

Summat is a comin in (just like summer) hold your stock and you will win.

[deehill] 27/7/2005 11:25

I think its all beginning to tick over real well. Check, also, Wyatt. Would be interested in you opinion.

[the claw] 26/7/2005 21:05

Hope so Deehill. As long as Bob Holt remains a Non Exec Director, I'm in. He won't stay on board unless he agrees with the strategy and progress. Have you noticed how closely this Company is beginning to resemble Mears Group?. ie Public sector focus, and shared synergies between divisions - note new acquisition. It's all on the upside in my opinion.

[deehill] 25/7/2005 09:47

Claw. Keep a firm grip on your 48500, theres an even brighter ride a comin.

[gausie] 19/7/2005 18:11

Gentlemen, we have a breakout.

[phillis] 19/7/2005 16:26

Sitting happily