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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Xps Pensions Group Plc | LSE:XPS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BDDN1T20 | ORD GBP0.0005 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.00 | -0.36% | 273.00 | 270.00 | 271.00 | 274.00 | 270.00 | 274.00 | 163,742 | 16:35:06 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Pension,health,welfare Funds | 166.79M | 15.84M | 0.0763 | 35.39 | 560.37M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/6/2012 10:24 | The decline continues, heading sub 1p? | charmer1_23 | |
23/6/2012 07:53 | well I would - all shareholders are meant to be treated equally. | joe say | |
22/6/2012 20:56 | I would not take too much notice of emails being ignored from PIs, i would rather the company being cracking on with driving a business than devoting time to snwsering pi email enquiries what can they say that is not already in the public domain afterall? | kristini2 | |
22/6/2012 16:14 | Saucepan, agreed. I probably come accross maybe 1 in 5 companies on AIM with a good investor relations ethos. It was a few weeks ago and I have only a small holding at present but one always appreciates a reply! | dick grasso | |
22/6/2012 12:17 | Was expecting a trading statement, I've enquired with the company but haven't received a reply yet! | dick grasso | |
22/6/2012 10:59 | When is the next update/results due ? | georgia103 | |
22/6/2012 10:42 | no weak sellers flushed out today, maybe bodes well | kristini2 | |
21/6/2012 10:26 | Bob Wigley has a very big and well deserved reputation to uphold. He couldn't possibly stand by and allow that to take place !!! | lloydwo | |
15/6/2012 16:11 | Larry - I am not surprised given the prevailing market conditions. Any bad news gets hammered in this market. But that does then present opportunities. | the big fella | |
15/6/2012 14:57 | TBF- I also agree. I haven't sold any of my holding on the recent drops. The profit I had when at 2.4p is now wiped out and with hindsight I should have sold to buy back at this low share price But such a big drop on the DSNS RNS was a big surprise to me since, as you say, the loss of earnings is not in proportion to drop and the number of sold shares didn't seem to warrant that size of drop anyway. | larry335 | |
15/6/2012 12:29 | 1.2p would be buying a business with no debt, growing at 20% per annum, on a PE of a little over 3. That would seem to be good business. | the big fella | |
14/6/2012 15:30 | TBF- Agreed. Have buy limit @ .120. hope to fill by friday close. | tt2oo5 | |
14/6/2012 15:11 | It looks like the market will drive this lower short term. However it is worth taking a step back. We are roughly trading at about 5x historic earnings. We also know that this years numbers should be in line. So what will the effect of the DSNS announcement recently. Worst case scenarios I have been informed would be 10% of next years forecast EPS. Singers have .3p pencilled in fior 2012 and had .4p for 2013. So we revise that down to .36p. We will still have a business growing 20% per annum on a forward PE under 5. The wording of the recent announcement also said that over the longer term the structure of the contract may prove nuetral to beneficial. Obviously without knowing the exact content it is difficult to conclude, but worth noting. So not all doom and gloom and worth taking advantage of if they fall any lower. | the big fella | |
06/6/2012 22:40 | Nice to see buying confidence returning after the ridiculous selling by knicker wetters on Friday...... More to be revealed soon, when a true reflection of the company can be clearly seen. Does anyone honestly expect the retail division to still be making a loss.....doh! | santangello | |
05/6/2012 12:15 | Isn't the full trading statement due anyway? The full results were expected to be good. If so why not hide this bit of bad news in an overall good RNS? If the overall results are bad the share price will now take another hit. So, likewise wouldn't it be better to put the two bits of bad news together? And the timing of the RNS? All very strange. | larry335 | |
03/6/2012 03:09 | Hell, don't you just love aim companies: nice long bank hold break before trading resumes after this RNS! Looks, IMO, that these may have another 30-40% hit during next week. I was considering a buy but that may be some time away now! | hatter2 | |
01/6/2012 16:36 | bad news, tried to get out and will now have hold these for years or take a massive hit! | kristini2 | |
01/6/2012 16:27 | Agreed trying to sneak that out - big fall next week imo | pictureframe | |
01/6/2012 16:25 | What a dirty trick to issue an RNS like that, late in the day just before a long holiday. I am out. | saucepan | |
01/6/2012 16:11 | TIDMXPS RNS Number : 6751E Expansys plc 01 June 2012 EXPANSYS plc ("EXPANSYS" or the "Group") DSNS Contract Renewal EXPANSYS plc (AIM: XPS), announces the renewal of a contract by its subsidiary, Data Select Network Solutions Limited ("DSNS"), with an existing major UK mobile network partner. As a result of the renewal terms, in the short to medium term, the Board expects the changes will reduce the current forecasted sales with this network which in turn will have a corresponding negative impact on the profitability of DSNS in FY 2013 in the UK market. Whilst we will be looking to replace this reduced volume through business with other partners, we believe this change of terms will mean that achieving management expectations for DSNS in FY 2013 will be more challenging. The Board believes the contract will provide a potentially greater reward for DSNS on a per-customer basis in the longer term, when compared to the previous arrangements. A fuller trading update for the Group as a whole will be given in due course. | paul442 | |
25/5/2012 16:24 | Nice to see a 1m buy go through...... | santangello |
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