Synergia Energy Share Discussion Threads

[chrissey] 14/4/2004 12:14

I agree!

Far better to try and get a balanced view on whether we will make or lose money on this stock!

[chrissey] 14/4/2004 08:09

oldolie, can you translate into English please?

You ain't American are you?

[oldolie] 13/4/2004 21:28

maut too - 13 Apr'04 - 19:30 - 3 of 5
it does make you wonder - just got back after 3 hours and there must be 20 posts from him ... still I made around a £100 for every spam post today :-))
++++++++++++++++++++

Not a bad return then -as we all knew his gang ramp for money- the FSA have been gagging for this boast/post for years
question is whom pays him " £100 a ramp", the gaol doors are getting closer ainsoph, guru and gang

over to you FSA-no chance of editing mautie its in the bag!!!!!

[maut too] 13/4/2004 12:35

+0, (71) at 11:10am
13.04.04 :upgraded to 'buy' from 'neutral', at Panmure Gordon, who also hiked their price target to 85 pence from 65. The move was based on the group's recent announcement that it had brought a large contact forward by a year. This will materially impact earnings in 2005, the broker said. In addition, Synstar should see some benefit from its restructuring programme which is nearly complete.

[maut too] 08/4/2004 17:03

seems u r right - 5 times the average today

[timtom2] 08/4/2004 16:47

The volume needed to get a reasonable move on Syn is quite large. All to wait for now over the next 18 months.

[maut too] 08/4/2004 12:08

lol


They seem to be moving up again after the early morning stall - lots of vol

[timtom2] 08/4/2004 12:00

nice ! So much for the recent director sale. Perhaps he's leaving or doesn't know what he's doing or both !!

[maut too] 08/4/2004 10:50

+2, (70.5) at 10:10am
08.04.04 :signs a new supplementary contract to provide logistics services for Fujitsu Services. As announced on Sep. 29, 2003, the primary £200m contract will begin in April 2005. Fujitsu and Logicom, its incumbent logistics provider, have now decided to outsource the last year of their existing contract to Synstar from May 1, 2004. This new supplementary contract will have a positive impact on Group revenues in the second half of the current financial year and the year ending Sep. 30 2005 and will bring forward of start up costs relating to the main £200m contract with Fujitsu. Accordingly, whilst it is not expected to have a material effect on Group profits in the second half of the current financial year, it will increase Synstar's profits and earnings in the following financial year. Synstar CEO, Steve Vaughan, said: "We are delighted to have been invited to begin work with Fujitsu a year ahead of initial expectations and are pleased that we will start the main contract with Fujitsu in April 2005 with a year's operational experience and delivery. The agreement helps Synstar with the start-up project, provides greater certainty for Logicom's staff and suppliers, and improved dependability for Fujitsu's service levels. "As we previously stated, the main contract is the largest deal Synstar has ever won and provides us the with the foundation to build one of the most significant IT services-based logistics operations in Europe."

[maut too] 08/4/2004 09:38

(AFX UK Focus) 2004-04-08 09:22 GMT:
UK small caps open firmer on the back of contract news, results

LONDON (AFX) - UK small-caps opened firmer, lifted by contract news and positive trading news, dealers reported.

By 9.00 am, the FTSE Small-Cap index stood 2.1 higher at 2,653.0. The Footsie was 18.9 better at 4,487.6.

Buyers came for Synstar, 2 firmer at 70-1/2, as the company signed a new supplementary contract to provide logistics for Fujitsu Services, which will enhance company profits in the next financial year.

The primary 200 mln stg contract will begin in April 2005.

"This new supplementary contract will have a positive impact on group revenues in the second half of the current financial year and the year ending Sept 30 2005," Synstar said.

"Accordingly, whilst it is not expected to have a material effect on group profits in the second half of the current financial year, it will increase Synstar's profits and earnings in the following financial year."

By contrast, Wigmore Group slipped back 0.25 to 2.75 after the company called on shareholders for 495,000 stg before expenses via the issue of 22 mln new shares at 2.25p each.

The funds will be used to to provide additional working capital for the company.

fjb/bam



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[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:40

AFX UK Focus) 2004-04-08 08:18 GMT:
UK smallcap opening - Synstar up on Fujitsu contract


LONDON (AFX) - Shares in Synstar were wanted as the company signed a new supplementary contract to provide logistics for Fujitsu Services, which will enhance company profits in the next financial year.

The primary 200 mln stg contract will begin in April 2005.

"This new supplementary contract will have a positive impact on group revenues in the second half of the current financial year and the year ending Sept 30 2005," Synstar said.

"Accordingly, whilst it is not expected to have a material effect on group profits in the second half of the current financial year, it will increase Synstar's profits and earnings in the following financial year."

Synstar shares were 2 pence higher at 70-1/2 by 8.00 am.

fjb/rn

[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:27

interesting - the 100k was a delayed premarket buy but a tick down to generate the impression of a sell

[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:24

I agree that was disappointing but coincided with a general turndown ... this time I expect a new high

[octopus100] 08/4/2004 08:22

I bought these babies back when the press reported heavy director buying at 80p - so much for that theory was expecting them to be 120+ by now not returning to 70p on back of an announcement.

[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:20

we seem to be on the move now - a 200k spt now showing which could have been an overhang

[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:04

AFX UK Focus) 2004-04-08 07:38 GMT:
Synstar extends logistics contract with Fujitsu Services

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LONDON (AFX) - Synstar PLC said it has signed a new supplementary contract to provide logistics for Fujitsu Services, which will enhance company profits in the next financial year.

The primary 200 mln stg contract will begin in April 2005.

"This new supplementary contract will have a positive impact on group revenues in the second half of the current financial year and the year ending Sept 30 2005," Synstar said.

"Accordingly, whilst it is not expected to have a material effect on group profits in the second half of the current financial year, it will increase Synstar's profits and earnings in the following financial year."

[maut too] 08/4/2004 08:02

looks like a good trading update - I added as I said I would - three fair sixed buys ahead of the market open

[maut too] 08/4/2004 07:33

lol


CAS Synstar : Signs new Fujitsu contract
08-Apr-2004 07:05
Synstar said today that it has signed a
new supplementary contract to provide
logistics services for Fujitsu
Services.
As announced on Sep. 29, 2003, the
primary #200m contract will begin in
April 2005.
Fujitsu and Logicom, its incumbent
logistics provider, have now decided to
outsource the last year of their
existing contract to Synstar from May
1, 2004.
This new supplementary contract will
have a positive impact on Group
revenues in the second half of the
current financial year and the year
ending Sep. 30 2005 and will bring
forward of start up costs relating to
the main #200m contract with Fujitsu.
Accordingly, whilst it is not expected
to have a material effect on Group
profits in the second half of the
current financial year, it will
increase Synstar's profits and earnings
in the following financial year.
Synstar CEO, Steve Vaughan, said: "We
are delighted to have been invited to
begin work with Fujitsu a year ahead of
initial expectations and are pleased
that we will start the main contract
with Fujitsu in April 2005 with a
year's operational experience and
delivery. The agreement helps Synstar
with the start-up project, provides
greater certainty for Logicom's staff
and suppliers, and improved
dependability for Fujitsu's service
levels.
"As we previously stated, the main
contract is the largest deal Synstar
has ever won and provides us the with
the foundation to build one of the most
significant IT services-based logistics
operations in Europe."

ICV Edited News from Dow Jones
0605 GMT Apr 08 2004

[intco] 06/4/2004 12:07

I get the feeling that the directors have fallen out with each other, Jo Connell buys 15,000 at 75p, then Stephen Gleadle sells 25,000 at 70p, doesn't make sense.

Now 67p to sell...??

: ))

[maut too] 06/4/2004 11:32

I am tracking with a view to buying - this seems to come in waves with syn and we are now close to the support level

[timtom2] 06/4/2004 11:24

Kammaljit - who really knows ? My take is that Robbie Burns has moved out and so have a # of smaller players that follow him. This, without a reason to buy, means we drift lower on low volume. The picture for Syn is better now than it has been for 2+ years with loss making areas removed and a good contract pipeline and moving to higher margin buisness activities. Unfortunately to make any money we have to be patient. A move towards £1 is on the cards in my opinion but I have no idea when. There are a good # of institutions now on board too. £1 by this time next year would not surprise me at all.

[kammaljit] 06/4/2004 08:55

SYN seems to be slowly heading south, or am I mistaken and this is just a blip with an upturn saround the corner.

I'm still a longterm holder but only just.


any comments would be useful


regards

[maut too] 30/3/2004 15:23

hmmmmmm ... arbuthnot confirms its buy rating today

[thamestrader] 30/3/2004 15:21

Robbie Burns has sold SYN, but obviously SYN holders aren't quite as lemming-like as RTD which he also sold and which is on the receiving end of massive selling.