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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Synergia Energy Ltd | LSE:SYN | London | Ordinary Share | AU0000233538 | ORD NPV |
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% | 0.1225 | 0.12 | 0.125 | 0.1225 | 0.1225 | 0.12 | 39,183,720 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs | 1.3M | -5.38M | -0.0006 | -2.00 | 10.1M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/6/2004 12:34 | not impressed. sold at zero profit. | thamestrader | |
01/6/2004 08:00 | CAS Synstar : Restructuring almost complete 01-Jun-2004 07:58 Synstar today said its pretax loss for the 6 months to March 31, 2004, was #14.5m, compared with a year-earlier profit of #3.8m. Steve Vaughan, chief executive, said: "Phases four and five of our plan are no less ambitious than the first three phases, completed last December. The restructuring is nearing completion and has so far been delivered successfully. "We are now securing the right sort of pipeline to deliver on our commitments in Phase five for turnover growth. "Our contract wins showed good momentum in the first half and look set to continue in the second half. Our additional contract for Fujitsu Logistics, announced in April, and the pipeline of Managed Services deals suggest that Synstar should be able to achieve turnover growth on continuing operations of about 8-10% in the current financial year, and also in 2005. "I am hopeful that the realignment of the business will help in maintaining relatively stable margins going forward. "We are clearly pleased that so much is being achieved during this period of significant change with both the emphasis on Managed Services and our new logistics business providing a solid foundation for future revenue growth in the second half and thereafter." John Leighfield, chairman of Synstar, said: "This is a resilient financial performance given the extent of change in Synstar's business over the past six months. The management's focus has been on moving the company towards higher margin Managed Services contracts and we have invested heavily to achieve this. "The changes effected during this financial period give us a strong base for the full year and the longer term market leadership aspirations of the business." ICV Edited News from Dow Jones 0658 GMT Jun 01 2004 | maut too | |
01/6/2004 07:51 | LONDON (AFX) - Synstar PLC posted a 41 pct drop in underlying profit in the six months to March 31 as the UK IT services company attempted to reposition itself in the face of ongoing erosion of profit margins in certain areas of its business. Synstar said pretax profit from continuing operations, before exceptional items, fell to 2.235 mln stg from 3.797 mln in the year earlier period, while sales inched 0.9 pct higher to 102.8 mln on a continuing basis. But the company painted an upbeat assessment of its prospects, predicting that revenues will grow by between 8-10 pct this year and next. rhb | maut too | |
11/5/2004 20:12 | maut too. That Michael Jackson is lucky, he managed to sell his holding in ID Data at 12p, just before they crashed to 5.25p. | intco | |
11/5/2004 09:29 | for interest Sage brightens IT prospects James Rossiter, Evening Standard 11 May 2004 AGE, Britain's biggest software company, today bolstered the confidence in the wider IT sector as it turned in half-year figures showing strong underlying sales growth. Providing detailed figures behind the 17% surge in interim pre-tax profits outlined in a trading statement last month, chairman Michael Jackson said he viewed 2004 with confidence as existing business showed no let-up in consumers' desire to upgrade their Sage software packages. Sage has more than 4m small and medium-sized business customers who bought 226,000 additional licences in the six months to 31 March, helping drive up software revenues 15% in the period to £124.7m and represented 38% of group revenues. This helped boost overall group revenue 23% to £332.5m which has also been aided by four acquisitions during the period. Jackson said: 'These results show the underlying revenue growth compared to recent reporting periods. 'They also show the early contribution from our four recent acquisitions where integration into the group is proceeding swiftly and effectively. 'While market conditions are substantially unchanged, these results show that our growth strategy is gaining momentum in each of our core markets.' Services revenues, which accounts for 62% of revenues, grew 29% to £207.8m. Stripping out the effect of new business purchases and overall like-for-like sales grew 3%. The interim dividend* rises 10% to 0.611p. | maut too | |
07/5/2004 15:51 | CAS Synstar : Holding in company 07-May-2004 15:37 Following the disposal of 100,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company, the AEGON UK plc Group of Companies no longer has a notifiable interest in the Company's issued ordinary shares. ICV Edited News from Dow Jones 1437 GMT May 07 2004 | maut too | |
07/5/2004 11:04 | I am still holding on to my stake in these boys. I think the company is a well run, well managed company with an eye to the future. These are volatile times in world markets, and it takes time to build a quality business when clients are nervous. The product offerings fit well with the way the computing indistry is been driven and providing Synstar can win it's fair share of contracts I am sure this company will do well in the longer term. A quality buy and hold stock for me. | chaddz | |
06/5/2004 07:40 | h1 on the ist of June | maut too | |
05/5/2004 16:03 | maut too. It keeps stumbling at the 80p mark, looks like it will need a good set of results to take it any higher, I'll wait for them before I buy anymore. | intco | |
05/5/2004 11:38 | Must admit I am doing okay - I hold some and trade some - last trade showing a 10% gain and my holding has almost doubled. They are a little slow - probably because they are not a well traded retail stock but mostly institutions etc | maut too | |
05/5/2004 11:34 | maut too. Still can't believe the price compared to some other stocks on the market, I wish I'd never set eyes on this company, makes everything else in my portfolio look expensive. | intco | |
05/5/2004 08:56 | vols were relatively high again yesterday - good start thi morning with a tick up on the bid - 5/8 mm's are blue and 1.2 | maut too | |
29/4/2004 15:21 | Don't follow Robbie Burns with a stock like Syn - he trades in/out - this is one for the patient and anyone in < 70p will do very well if they hold for a while and the value and changes start to show through. | timtom2 | |
29/4/2004 13:38 | I can understand that Intco - it was quite a dip Bet the guy who writes in the paper on sunay is upset - he keeps reminding us he sold :-)) | maut too | |
29/4/2004 13:35 | Cheers maut too. Looking good for the next two years, I wish I'd bought more now, lost confidence with the last drop. : (( | intco | |
29/4/2004 13:24 | a month to go before HI - still tickingup ahead of US preopen - L2 mm's are all blue not sure if I posted this at the time 13.04.04 :+0, (71) 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 | |
29/4/2004 12:48 | still moving up on high vols - bigger trades mostly +1.5, (76.5) at 12:10pm 29.04.04 :an article in the Guardian reports: the shares rose 1p to 75p amid rumours of a large contract win from a German logistics group. | maut too | |
29/4/2004 12:14 | Nice, class is showing through at last. : )) | intco | |
29/4/2004 11:33 | big cross at the offer and a tick up on the bid | maut too | |
26/4/2004 10:08 | lots of vol again and a small tick up on the bid | maut too | |
23/4/2004 11:52 | yes ... they are coming back into fashion :-)) | maut too | |
23/4/2004 11:47 | received a divi this week...which was nice. | sdjames | |
22/4/2004 11:10 | +0, (73) at 09:10pm 22.04.04 :an article in the Independent reports: the shares were unchanged at 73p despite rumours that the group is close to winning a logistics services contract from a German company. | maut too | |
21/4/2004 15:46 | some big trades going though and we do seem to be ticking up a little slowly but surely | maut too |
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