Synergia Energy Share Discussion Threads

[boadicea] 31/3/2003 09:36

Today's news, not exactly exciting but appears to support analysts predictions for earnings etc.
Capital revaluations, write-downs, goodwill etc (non cash-flow) could always appear additionally in final accounts.

[norcomm] 05/2/2003 00:24

Thanks for the info

[ainsoph] 04/2/2003 11:24

Not sure it's a trade in this market - I do trade them on occasions but is a longer term play waiting on full recovery of company and hopefully a recovery in the markets. H1 in May ...... I am certainly not selling and no reason for any war to effect the price and/or performance


ains

[norcomm] 04/2/2003 11:12

ains

Can you see this above 68p in the short term ??

[ainsoph] 04/2/2003 10:46

400k cross at 60p - held up well in the market downturn and recovering nicely


ains

[ainsoph] 23/1/2003 13:50

The Company received notification on 22 January 2003 that FMR Corp. and its
direct and indirect subsidiaries, and Fidelity International Limited ("FIL"')
and its direct and indirect subsidiaries have a non-beneficial interest in
19,756,155 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company, representing approximately
12.16% of the Company's issued share capital.


Management Company Nominee / Registered Name Shareholding

FMRCO Mellon Bank 363,635
FISL Chase Nominees Ltd 15,673,093
FISL Chase Manhattan Bank London 3,421,700
FIL Deutsche Bank 244,000
FIL HSBC Client Holdings Nominee (UK) Limited 53,727

[ainsoph] 07/1/2003 00:15

HOLDING IN COMPANY

The Company has today received notification, dated 17 December 2002, that
Artemis Investment Management Limited have an interest in 10,981,000 ordinary
shares of 1p each in the Company, representing approximately 6.76% of the
Company's issued ordinary share capital.

[ainsoph] 23/12/2002 08:36

Synstar
By Ben Hunt FT
Published: December 21 2002 4:00 | Last Updated: December 21 2002 4:00

The restructuring of Synstar, the information technology services group, that Steve Vaughan initiated when he took over as chief executive in January last year, are beginning to bear fruit. Mr Vaughan, who had been a senior executive at EDS, refocused the organisation on sales and in particular on selling new services to its existing customers and took £6m off the cost base. Interim results, published a month ago, were ahead of market expectations and showed that Synstar also had the ability to sell new contracts. That success has not gone unnoticed in the market. In common with the rest of the technology sector its shares suffered from the general poor outlook for most of the year, but have made a strong recovery in the recent technology rally. Although they have still not returned to January's 12-month high of 81p, at 59p they are 50 per cent up on the year's low, and they found strong support from institutions earlier this month when CVC Capital Partners sold its 20 per cent stake. Mr Vaughan, who has delivered on all his promises so far, believes that Synstar is now ready to build on the foundations laid in the past two years. Ben Hunt

[ainsoph] 17/12/2002 21:45

The Company received notification on 16 December 2002 that The AEGON UK plc
Group of Companies have an interest in 5,350,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in
the Company, representing 3.29% of the Company's issued share capital.

[ainsoph] 17/12/2002 21:44

Seems to have gone up from 4.3% since the beginning of the month.


The Company received notification on 16 December 2002 that FMR Corp. and its
direct and indirect subsidiaries, and Fidelity International Limited ("FIL") and
its direct and indirect subsidiaries have a non-beneficial interest in
18,078,277 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company, representing 11.13% of the
Company's issued share capital.

[norcomm] 16/12/2002 16:27

This will rise by the end of Jan ( Watch this space )

[ainsoph] 13/12/2002 00:27

CVC now hold 10.8 million shares or 6.69%



ains

[ainsoph] 11/12/2002 15:32

A lot of crosses going through @ 58p - nearly 7 million shares so far



11 December 2002

HOLDING IN COMPANY

The Company received notification today from JO Hambro Capital Management
Limited that The Trident European Fund now has an interest in 7,800,000 ordinary
shares of 1p each in the Company, representing 4.8% of the Company's issued
share capital.

[ainsoph] 09/12/2002 08:19

Marked up this morning @ 62/64p - 15k buy - mm's 4.2 and ticking blue



ains

[ainsoph] 08/12/2002 10:37

Cannot see it drifting very far - markets have not helped in the last few days but this probably will help .....


I often find myself in the company of Fidelity and they tend to lok for undervalues situations.


ains


SUNDAY EXPRESS
Forecast-beating profits and cash generation have boosted confidence in IT services provider Synstar. With its potential for improving margins, this debt-free company is worth a look at 61 1/2p.

[boadicea] 07/12/2002 10:02

.....up from the 4.3% notified in June.

Nevertheless, the price seems to be gently drifting back, looking for a buy trigger point - or trying to trigger stop loss selling?
Could give a further good buying opportunity if it gets near 50p imho.

Boad.

[ainsoph] 07/12/2002 00:04

6 December 2002

HOLDING IN COMPANY

The Company received notification on 5 December 2002 that Fidelity International
Limited ("FIL"), and its direct and indirect subsidiaries have a non-beneficial
interest in 15,673,093 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company, representing
9.64% of the Company's issued share capital.

[ainsoph] 04/12/2002 07:59

Telegraph - Software company Synstar picked up 4.5 to 63p as broker Investec Securities sold 39m shares at 56p on behalf of private equity house CVC. The £20m stake was placed with 13 institutions.

[ainsoph] 04/12/2002 00:45

Thats 40% of entire cap

[ainsoph] 04/12/2002 00:42

Just looking - saw them ticking northwards .... huge delayed trades all at same price ..... no idea


but up 8% so must be buys



ains

[addict] 04/12/2002 00:31

Anyone checked today's volume?

[herbyone] 04/12/2002 00:31

What are all the huge trades this morning at 56p?

[ainsoph] 03/12/2002 21:35

interesting but just part of the whole one suspects - director sell is strange



ains