Computer Software Group EPIC : CSW

Shares in Issue : 56.79m

Web Site : http://www.computersoftware.com/

E-Mail : investors@computersoftware.com

Broker Forecasts :

Seymour Pierce 28th Feb 2007 BUY

2007 PTP 8.3m
2007 EPS 9.7p

2008 PTP 9.6m
2008 EPS 10.7p



Company Overview

Computer Software Group (CS Group) has been delivering innovative business solutions for more than 30 years. With 13 offices in the UK we are a leading UK software house focusing on the development of fully-integrated solutions for British and International companies. Today CS Group helps over 2500 companies, including many market leaders, in a wide variety of industry sectors.

CS Group is listed on the London Stock Exchange (CSW) and our impressive client list includes: Blick UK, CBI, Cembre, Chesterfield Borough Council, Connaught, Electrolux UK, Manchester City FC, Morphy Richards, RNLI, Rocom and Thomas Plant among many others.

Why Computer Software Group?

There are many reasons why our customers choose Computer Software Group and our solutions:

-We are the leading UK IBM iSeries software house offering a completely integrated and vertically-focussed solution portfolio from the web and mobile-enabled front-office systems through to back-office accounting and payroll. CS Group solutions have successfully been deployed by more than 25% of the IBM UK iSeries installed base.
-30% of Premiership football clubs run their business with our software. Our leading-edge integration with smartcard technologies has extended our capabilities to include access control integrated with ticketing, CRM, websales, merchandising and corporate sales.
-Our acquisitions of Pinnacle, Advatech and Prolog position us as a leading solution vendor in the Field Service sector with more than 25% market share and with more than 1200 combined customers. Our rich solutions portfolio, extended with new capabilities, is able to address the needs of any service management company.
-We are a leading supplier of membership software and fund raising software to the Not For Profit sector, offering web-based solutions to professional bodies, trade associations, charities, unions, NGOs and sports governing bodies.
-Our acquisition of Transoft have extended our solutions suite to offer application modernization, integration and migration. These specialist products and expertise enable organisations to evolve new IT solutions from their existing ones, allowing companies to deliver improved business processes faster, with less risk and with lower costs.
-CS Group solutions can be purchased or rented on an applications on demand basis for a low, fixed monthly fee.

calm down pp!

Not getting excited, just reporting whats going on behind the scense, as has always been done and will continue to be done :)

The little sell off late yesterday has offered a chance to buy sub 120p.

Results Thursday, should be strong, and I retain that sub 150p is undervalued going forward.

Nicely up today, now 3 v 3 on L2, all blue and @119/123

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Superb results and should lead to current full year upgrades IMO :)

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200611300701049622M

Computer Software Group PLC
30 November 2006
Computer Software Group plc
Interim results

Computer Software Group plc ('the Group'), the AIM-listed niche software
consolidator, is pleased to announce its interim results for the six months
ended 31 August 2006.

Financial highlights

Turnover increased 77% to 19.4m (H1 2005: 11.0m)
5.2m from acquisitions
Recurring+ revenue represents 80% of total revenue
Adjusted* operating margins improved to 21%
Adjusted* operating profit up 85% to 4.1m (H1 2005: 2.2m)
Adjusted* diluted earnings per share up 69% to 5.28 pence (H1 2005: 3.12
pence)
Profit before tax up 80% to 1.7m (2005: 0.9m)
20m credit facility arranged with Barclays Bank to support further
development of the Group

+ comprising support fees, upgrades and cross-sell

*before amortisation of intangibles and share based payments

Operational highlights

Acquisition of Care Business Solutions Limited ('Care') in March 2006 for
2.85m, strengthening the Not for Profit division
Acquisition of AIM Group Holdings Limited ('AIM') in April 2006 for 3.7m,
Laserform International Limited ('Laserform') in June 2006 for 4.8m and
Videss Limited ('Videss') in July 2006 for 7.1m, establishing a
Professional Solutions division

Vin Murria, Chief Executive and Michael Jackson, Chairman commented:

'We are pleased to report the results of Computer Software Group plc for the six
months ended 31 August 2006, which clearly demonstrate we have maintained the
momentum of the previous financial year. We have achieved growth both
organically, through sales and cross-selling initiatives, and by the acquisition
of businesses with a strategic fit and opportunity for improved margins.

We have established ourselves as a major supplier in our niche markets and have
acquired a leading position in the legal software sector. We believe
opportunities exist for further market consolidation and entry into
complementary markets and expect to continue our acquisition programme by
targeting businesses with a broad, good quality customer base and strong
recurring revenues'.

beautifull rising pennant....should take us to 135 short term dyor

L2 now 4 v 2 @115/119

Looks like the short termers are all now out, and people buying the fact that the results were very good, and the outlook is very positive.

Should be trading 150p to 180p range IMO, pending further news.

It does look like those big trades yesterday cleared any overhang and also confirmed a demand for stock. If we are now clear, then small demand should see this move up rapidly.

L2 now 3 v 3 @116/120 after the tick up.

I keep saying it, its cheap under 150p imo.

L2 presently 1 v 1 @122/125

and I'm still listening...

Well we are now on a breakout, and its start well. The indicators say its got plenty of legs left, so if we can break though 130p and leave it behind, we might be near to 150p before some consolidation.

From AFN :


Mike111D - 7 Dec'06 - 22:06 - 367 of 367


Not sure if you have seen it but there was a piece on CSW in Shares Magazine today.

In summary it reads:

- the last trio of acquisitions are proving their worth
- strong cross selling achieved
- very respectable organic growth at 7%
- they are not just about buying businesses on low PE ratios and stripping out costs
- keen to add further businesses, leveraging their strong free cashflow and a 20m loan facility with Barclays
- CSW can identify 25 opportunites over the next 3 years i.e. not short of options

Share says - the shares may be near their 12 month highs but there is more to go. Buy

Post from III

Investors Chronicle - Decmber 8th 2006 Croyde

Computer Software's (CS) strategy is to identify software market segments where it sees opportunities, and then set about buying up a significant market share in those sectors. It has, for example, rapidly built market-dominating positions in business solutions software, the not-for-profit sector (which includes charities) and, most recently, professional solutions for the legal sector.

Its acquisitions led to a rise in borrowings, which stood at 13.2m at the half-year-end, but cash-generation was strong, with free cash flow of 2.4m in the period. A new 20m credit facility with Barclays suggests more acquisitions are in the pipeline, although chief executive Vin Murria says that valuations in the software sector have risen, which could slow the pace down. On an adjusted basis, EPS increased by 69 per cent to 5.28p and, for the full-year, house broker Seymour Pierce forecasts EPS of 10.1p.

The shares have performed well since we recommended buying them at 94p (21 July 2006). Now trading on 11.7 times forward earnings, we reiterate that advice. Buy.

Regards,

Croyde

On the move again, are we going to get some news on a new acquisition soon ?? Who knows...

YES YES YES


Computer Software Group Plc
15 March 2006


Computer Software Group Plc ('CS Group' or the 'Company')

Response to Share Price Movement

The Board of CS Group notes the movement in the Company's share price and
confirms that it has received an approach from a third party which may or may
not lead to an offer being made for the Company. If an offer were to be
forthcoming, it is expected to be at a price of 150 pence in cash. There can be
no certainty as to whether or not an offer for the Company will be forthcoming.

A further announcement will be made in due course.

Looks pretty much a done deal at 150p. Hopefully, it is :)

This should slowly rise to near to 150p now imo