Interesting company with a good management team.



November 1st,

* Group sales up 500%

* Intrinsic outperformed second earn-out target by 25%

* Decorum outperformed first earn-out target by 50%

* 6 million bank facility agreed

* Dividend policy for 2005 agreed

Director Speak

Ian Smith, CEO, commented:

'I am very pleased with the performance of the company in H2FY2004 and fully
expect the Group to meet or exceed the current market expectations in FY2005.

Our clear strategy of product differentiation coupled with expertise and great
customer service is paying real dividends. As the only pure performance
communications company in the UK, the Group is unique and is well set for many
years of growth.'

Trading Statement

Trading Update

Matrix Communications Group Plc ('MXC'), the UK's communications company of
choice for leading edge technologies, is providing a trading update for Q4
based on unaudited financial accounts.

Group sales for Q4 were 5.0m (2003: 1.09m), an increase of 450% against the
same period last year. Q4 includes turnover from the recent acquisitions of
Bedrock Networks and Norwood Adam Systems and the remaining 50% of Norwood Adam
Technical Services.

The Group has now fully integrated all of its system integration businesses and
in 2005 all companies acquired prior to 1st August 2004 will operate under a
single brand. The new Company website,
www.mxcplc.com,
reflects these changes.

By way of confirmation of our 'pure performance' leadership, the Group now
works with Foundry Networks, Juniper Networks, Extreme Networks, Mitel Networks
and Peribit Networks amongst others. This single focus on best of breed
technologies makes the Group unique within the UK and it is now the only top 20
integrator in the UK that is not a Cisco partner.

The Group's focus on delivering expertise and great customer service is
demonstrated in the exceptional financial performance.

Performance of Acquisitions

The data business, Matrix Network Solutions, has continued to grow its business
in 2004 with 4.2m turnover (2003: 1.3m), 300% year on year growth and has
established itself as a key provider of non-Cisco IT infrastructure. Its
pipeline for 2005 is currently 50% greater than it was at this time for 2004.

The IT security business, previously known as Intrinsic, has had a strong 2004
H2 and has out performed its 2nd earn out target by 25%. The final earn out
payment of 100,000,000 shares (2,500,000 shares following the share
consolidation) will be issued to the directors of Intrinsic at the end of
November. It has seen the UK launch of the Vodafone content filtering service
and is one of the UK's most successful Juniper partners. It too has grown its
business more than 300% year on year.

The voice business, previously known as Decorum, has also had an excellent 2004
H2 and has completed its 1st earn out target. The earn out payment of
13,515,901 shares (337,897 shares following the consolidation) and 150,000
will be issued to the directors of Decorum at the end of November.

The service and support business, previously known as Norwood Adam Technical
Services, has continued to enhance our service offering and is now responsible
for managing a number of blue-chip IT networks 24 hours a day. It now manages
over 500 contracts with annual contract value in excess of 5m.

Overall, the Group has been delighted with the progress of all acquisitions and
the outstanding financial results listed above confirm the synergistic nature
and rapid integration within the Group.

2005 will continue to see the Group deliver strong organic growth coupled with
further strategic acquisitions. We hope to be able to report further on this
matter shortly.

Conclusion.

Well worth giving this one a research look over.

P/E is a bit topy with the future P/E being around 17, but with these earnings enhancing acquisitions, should be able to deliver top line growth going forward backed by an excelent management team*.

DYOR


cheers GF.

Good morning all, as advfn site is down today thought id look on here. With the AGM on thursday we could be in for a few suprises IMHO.

Morning all,
ADVFN dead,MXC doing very well,rollon Tursday.

Sliver, im thinking of sacking advfn, 412069.

holly123, Good morning, apologies if I,m wrong but aren,t you 412.... on the advfn site?? Rgds.

Morning 412,things a bit static on MXC,end of day rise?
Useing that name shame on you.lol hope she charges you.

412,where next if ADVFN never come back ?

silverback, How are you doing & although close to AGM would have expected just a few more trades! What say you? Rgds. & Good Luck.

Trades do seem thin on the ground,everyone sitting on their hands.
Being long term on MXC all these ups and downs are nothing,but,if the mms bring it down to 5p old money I`ll have their fingers off.
This time next year Rodders we`ll` be as rich as 412,lol,
sorry,jnknill,doing great,MXC one of my better investments.

silverback, Yes at 5p(some hope) I,d be helping you to slice fingers!! Have to say one of my better choices as well......Management second to none. Good Luck.

Silver, the young lady in question will be rewarded one day. ADVFN is good when up and running.
People waiting on the agm now, we could see a rns first thing thursday morning, the the mad rush will come.

412,thats good news I thought for a moment that you`d gone into drag.lol
See its back up.

ADVFN is down, or is it me,
MXC is up thats all that matters.

3 months to the day, none into MXC on moneyAM then.

Silver, im going to f*** ADVFN off as soon as a better site comes along, which it will. MXC is being held back today without a dought why ive know idea.

412, with you on that, let me know if you find a new home for us.
Something as you say is going on, and has been for sometime, B******s.
Still long term we should do very well indeed.

Just logged on ADVFN is still down

Silver, when have mxc let us down? this could be the biggest rns mxc have put out to date, cant see what the worry is. Saying that were from ost days so even better.

No tosspots on here as yet, makes for easy reading.

Agree, do you think vod deal will be shown in the turnover,
rather than figures given for the contract?

I looked at the trades and see some peeps are still selling they must be on some other planet.