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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Utilitywise | LSE:UTW | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B6WVD707 | ORD 0.1P |
Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | |
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1.806 | 2.00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
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- | O | 0 | 1.903 | GBX |
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18/9/2019 | 15:02 | Utilitywise | 3,614 |
25/1/2016 | 10:47 | Buy and Sell targets for this share.. | 5 |
17/11/2015 | 12:54 | (UTW) -----> Utilitywise Plc | 144 |
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Posted at 04/3/2019 12:01 by kizzbop Advice would be for any customers here to take legal advice and check their bills for uplift/margins charged. BF set up a department with capped uplifts, with a view the company would ‘land grab’ as many clients as possible and sell a portfolio of products. This didn’t work as he moved the sales people with the worst results, removed bonus incentives and expected them to perform to unrealistic targets. Secondly he and his marketing/product development expert failed to find anything else viable that could be sold. After spending a rumoured £3m on the failed transformation project, paying a number of key ‘buddies’ |
Posted at 14/2/2019 14:56 by sphere25 Geoff Thompson....well well well!-------------------- Sphere25 - 13 Dec 2017 - 18:40:58 - 3165 of 3608 Utilitywise - UTW The smartest guy in the room has jumped ship. He was akin to a conman really, overstated the revenues and gave investors a flawed rosy picture of the fundamentals and prospects, and then BANG!....all the accounting nasties start crawling out of the woodwork. The conman is fine though as he has dumped millions at significantly higher prices (whilst that rosy image of the company was out there), leaving investors floundering with substantial losses, the stock teetering at multi-year lows, and quite possibly on the peripheric (depending on what news comes out in due course). Watch out for Geoff Thompson in future! Blacklist! All imo No position here. |
Posted at 28/1/2019 09:12 by cockerhoop Still Waiting,CAKE's accounts were fraudulent therefore no real warning. UTW issues were there in plain view for many years. |
Posted at 28/1/2019 09:04 by energywatcher Jonwig,Ha, maybe he has learnt from his mistakes then..... Sure as hell I wouldn't put one penny of my money into this.I suspect that when the (sale process has failed) liquidator is going to find some pretty big holes. The underlying issue here has always been a lack of control, allowing sales agents to significantly inflate energy consumption of sales. This was in a culture where sales were hard to come by, sales targets were high, and management were quick to fire agents who missed target. 'The Energy Company' that they refer to was ENGIE, who did a relatively small amount if business with UTW. I shudder to think what the equivalent hole is at TGP..... |
Posted at 28/12/2018 16:30 by ochs So not bust by Xmas as Diane Carberry seemed so certain of! Good to see the share price slowly starting to rise. However I'm not sure if it's a buy at the current price without so much as a peep from the company. |
Posted at 28/11/2018 18:56 by ochs Thanks - from 10 Oct (when share price was still 21p), and good that they talk about "...long-term interests for Utilitywise.” so that's positive. You'd think if things had deteriorated materially since then, and since the trading statement of 4 Sept then the company would have needed to issue a RNS. |
Posted at 14/11/2018 13:43 by dianecarberry "Utilitywise is a profitable business with exciting future prospects. We have a clearly stated Strategy for Growth which will create significant value for our shareholders. As Utilitywise is an AIM listed market leader, the decrease in our share price was inevitably going to draw attention, however the reasons for the share price fall are clear and in the public domain (a major shareholder disposed of their holding and as those shares are traded, we see a short term impact on share price). We remain focused on and committed to our growth initiatives with the launch of business insurance, Utilitywise Payment Services and the introduction of a new brand in EIC happening in this month alone."and you believe him ? more fool you. He is wrong. Utilitywise is not a profitable business anymore. It was earlier this year but not anymore. did he mention the debts ? |
Posted at 13/11/2018 22:45 by wacker101 Half Year Results (end of January 2018)· Revenue of £39.7m, (+3%) Everything seemed to be going fine with UTW until the dreaded contract valuation saga. UTW had been profitable, cash generative, dividend producing up until mid 2016. Since the contracts were re-valuation UTW has still made operating profits, been cash generative and kept debts around £15m. I don't like using the net asset figure but I think this highlights everything we need to know:- 31/7/13 £25.3m 31/1/14 £29.3m (+£4.0m) 31/7/14 £33.6m (+£4.3m) 31/1/15 £39.6m (+£6.0m) 31/7/15 £46.1m (+£6.5m) 31/1/16 £53.5m (+£7.4m) 31/7/16 £16.3m (-£37.2m) 31/1/17 -£13.5m (-£29.8m) 31/7/17 -£15.6m (-£2.1m) 31/1/18 -£32.0m (-£17.4m) 31/7/18 Everything suggests this figure will be -£50m or worse) The net asset figure for UTW has fallen £85m in 2 years and is significantly negative. I can only assume debts have also begun to mount due to contract under consumption, redundancies and PCW revenue estimation. Another issue could be the group's £25m revolving credit facility which matures in April 2019. I suspect negotiations to either extend or renew with RBS must have started. UTW will probably want more than £25m to weather the current issues. I can't get my head round the fact that UTW makes operating profits and is cash generative. UTW has made an operating profit during every half year period between 31/7/13 and 31/1/18. (+£3.2m in Jan 18). UTW has also been cash generative between 31/7/13 and 31/1/18 despite all the issues. I can only assume from the September update that the half year 31/1/18 to 31/7/18 has produced an significant operating loss, the cash has dried up and the vultures are starting to circle (RBS). Everything will become apparent in the final results. They should be due imminently or have they been delayed like last year. |
Posted at 05/11/2018 16:17 by cockerhoop Yes but that's still 100% loss from the current price!Condolences to holders but why anyone would continue to hold a company who has had the revenue recognition issues that #UTW had is beyond me. Issues were apparent with the share price above £2. |
Posted at 27/6/2018 11:29 by angel81 Just heard Geoff, the ex-chairman has set up a business with his son, another ex-employee, chasing brokers for miss-selling. I am not sure what Mr Woodford will have to say about this as it must impact on the UTW share price. The irony !!! hxxps://businessener |
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