From Interims Gross Profit increased 211%, with a positive outlook can this become a triplebagger upwards ?

Recent chart breakout.
MM's massively short of stock......check online buy:sell maximum !
Rose over 17% on Friday - Order being filled (directors buying?) or news in the pipeline

HIGHLIGHTS FROM AUGUST INTERIMS

* Significant improvement in financial performance

- Turnover up 176% to #7.1m
- Gross Profit up 211% to #1.1m
- First Operating Profit before non-cash charges (amortisation of goodwill
and non-cash share option compensation expense)
- Positive Operating Cashflow of #52,000 (2002: negative #1.3m)
- Positive EBITDA of #60,000 (2002: negative #1.2m)
- Loss after tax #254,000

* Turnover and gross profit in the first half of 2003 exceeded the full 12
months of 2002

* Following a rapid deployment of the CWS technology into gl2, gross
profits of the print management division have almost trebled whilst the
overhead required to manage this additional volume has only had to increase
by half.

* Good position to deliver strong full year figures

Top up time at this level - took another 34k @19.4p - these are going much higher after full year results are known - 40p price target by year end.

Excellent earnings visibilty will drive this share higher and its due a re-rating very soon IMO.

From Growth Company Investor last week:

Print play warns for '04

Print management outfit TripleArc, a Company Watch recommendation at 15.5p, warned its 2004 results will be 'slightly' below expectations. Explaining the shortfall, chief executive Jason Cromack said the implementation of innovations had diverted the technology division from boosting turnover, while 'full scale revenues' from certain print management contracts had taken longer than expected to materialise.

Before this disappointment, house broker Altium was going for adjusted profits of 3.8 million from a top line 58 million for the year. Analyst Andrew Nussey has since downgraded his earnings estimate by seven per cent.

Despite this, we remain overwhelmingly positive on the stock. TripleArc recently announced the acquisition of direct mail fulfilment venture HFS, which should help it win large 'data-centric' print fulfilment contracts and exploit cross-selling potential. Moreover, investors should bear in mind that TripleArc has been winning print management deals with major blue-chips like the BAA and BMI Healthcare, as well as Virgin Mobile and Virgin Retail.

In terms of sales, profits and earnings, the venture exhibits great visibility.

Hold.