Sectorguard is a rapidly expanding company (huge increases in turnover, profits and net assets) and despite this the share price has stayed around the 2.75p level. The shares are bound to rise (in my opinion) but when? Does anyone have any opinions?

fredandfreeda

would hope to see SGD on the move again soon. We need some news to retain folks interests. I also think WGT are just about to breakout. Might be a good spring!

SectorGuard PLC
31 March 2004

SectorGuard plc ('the Company')

First Acquisition of 2004

Overview:

200k acquisition of the alarm response, keyholding and mobile patrol
business of Abbott Security Services Limited
Expected to have a significant impact on the Company's bottom line
First acquisition of current year
Part of SectorGuard's active on-going expansion strategy

SectorGuard Plc, the AIM listed manned guarding solutions provider, has acquired
the alarm response, keyholding and mobile patrol business of Abbot Security
Services ('Abbott') for a cash consideration of 200,000.

SectorGuard Chief Executive David Marks said: 'Abbott has a solid reputation of
providing high quality security services with a high density of work in London.
Three years ago we acquired its manned guarding business, which has contributed
significantly to our status as a leading supplier of security services in London
and the Home Counties.

'Our strategy of acquisition is built on developing a solid client base and good
reputation. To maximise these acquisitions value, we initiate a method of
tapered payment in order to make sure that the company doesn't over pay for
assets that don't perform. With this in mind, some of our acquisitions haven't
performed as well as anticipated, which although disappointing has enabled us to
both fund this deal in cash and replace the anticipated profits from the
underperforming parts of the business.

'We remain committed to our business model of building a company through
acquisition and organic growth. We continue to explore other opportunities, to
build a company that provides comprehensive and competitive security solutions
nationally.'

SectorGuard, founded in 1998, supplies manned guarding solutions for an
expanding range of clients including Shell International, Birkbeck College, The
London Borough of Camden, CGNU and Sun Life. Its services encompass static
guards, mobile patrols and key holding and alarm response.

Issued on behalf of SectorGuard Plc by St Brides Media & Finance Ltd, 46 Bedford
Row, London WC1R 4LR.


Contacts:

David Marks SectorGuard Plc Tel: 01279 724 777
Isabel Crossley St Brides Media & Finance Tel: 020 7242 4477


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

expect sideways movement until next set of results which will be july time worth hanging onto until then

results due 26/6 should see some positive movement driven before and after results IMHO worth 5p upwards

Interim results according to SGD website will be announced on Monday 21st June.

Overview

Operating profit before amortisation up 42% to 465,888 on turnover of
7,071,631 up 56%


Net assets up 31% to 4,416,632


Appointed as preferred security services supplier to the London
Universities Purchasing Consortium


Acquisition of the keyholding and mobile patrol contracts of Abbot
Security Services on 1 April adds significantly to the mobile patrol
division.

'This first six months has produced good results with increases in turnover and
profits as well as recognition of our high client service levels with increased
organic growth and the award of preferred supplier status to the London
Universities Purchasing Consortium. The acquisition of the mobile patrol and key
holding business of Abbot Security Services on 1 April will further enhance our
service offering in London.

I am particularly pleased that we have continued to improve the quality of
service offered to clients and staff alike and maintained a high staff retention
rate during this growth phase of the Company. This is not only rewarding in the
short term but I feel it will stand us in good stead when facing the challenges
and opportunities arising from the licensing of security officers when this is
imposed on the manned guarding sector. '

David Marks

Chief Executive

Chairman's statement

I am pleased to announce our results for the six months ended 31 March 2004,
which show turnover up 56% to 7,071,631 (2003: 4,528,045), operating profit
before amortisation up 42% to 465,888 (2003: 328,783) and pre-tax profits up
45% to 306,759 (2003: 211,437).

http://www.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200406210700029202z.html

good set of results deserves high rating should get comment in shares mag this week they were buyer in small cap area

1m+ of full year profit with 50% GYOY should have higher P/E than 8 ??? IMHO

tipped in shares mag few weeks ago so will get some exposure

cannot do any harm good value stock needs some news flow looks like xmas before
they move upwards on finals


SectorGuard PLC
20 September 2004


SectorGuard plc
('the Company')

Board Changes

SectorGuard plc, the AIM listed manned guarding solutions provider, is pleased
to announce it has appointed two new directors to its Board.

James Ian McLeod, 58, has been appointed Operations Director, having served as
Associate Director of Operations for the past year. James joined the Company in
June 2002 when it acquired the business of Olympic Security Services Limited
where he had been Managing Director. He has long experience in security both as
a security manager for the Co-operative Wholesale Society and Bejam before
spending five years at Olympic. James is a member of The Security Institute.

Robert Samuel Weigl, 59, has been appointed as Non-Executive Director. Robert
was previously Chairman and Chief Executive of Sira Business Services plc, an
AIM listed business services company specialising in contract cleaning. Sira has
a similar client base to SectorGuard ranging from education establishments to
local authorities and private companies.

The Company also announces the resignations of Peter Gorty and Gideon Lyons as
non-executive directors. Gideon has resigned with immediate effect to
concentrate on his other business interests. Peter has informed the Company that
he wishes to resign in order to reduce his business commitments. However, he
has agreed to stay on until 31 December 2004 to allow the Company an opportunity
of finding a suitable replacement as non-executive director.

Both Peter and Gideon have served the Company in a non-executive capacity over
the past three financial years during which period the annual operating profit
has grown from 233,000 to 1,000,000, net assets have grown from 786,000 to
4,047,000 and the Company has been admitted to AIM. We would like to take this
opportunity of thanking them both for their services and wishing them well for
the future.

The following information is disclosed pursuant to Schedule Two, paragraph (f)
of the AIM Rules:

James Ian McLeod

Past Directorships/Partnerships

Rogers Security Services Limited (formerly Olympic Security Services Limited)

Robert Samuel Weigl

Current Directorships/Partnerships

Bridge Human Resources Limited
Bridge Financial Services & Insurance Recruitment Limited
Task Holdings Limited
Task Facilities Management Limited

Past Directorships/Partnerships

Medical & Health Resources Limited
Sira Business Services PLC
Sira Business Services (UK) Limited
MCN Services Limited
Cromwell Cleaning Company (London) Limited

Robert Weigl is a director of:

(i) Task Holdings Limited, which has been placed in creditors' voluntary
liquidation, a resolution appointing joint liquidators having been passed on 2
June 2004. The estimated deficiency as regards creditors, shown on the Statement
of Affairs as at 2 June 2004, was 36,266; and

(ii) Task Facilities Management Limited, which has been placed in creditors'
voluntary liquidation, a resolution appointing joint liquidators having been
passed on 2 June 2004. The estimated deficiency as regards creditors, shown on
the Statement of Affairs as at 2 June 2004, was 60,070.

Robert Weigl was a director of The Post Newspaper Group Plc which went into
Administrative Receivership on 14 August 1989, and a director of Gradelodge
Publishers Limited which was wound up by order of the Court dated 17 January
1983

gg

not sure this is particularly good news though, 'liquidation' and 'receivership' do not exactly give me a nice warm feeling.

PTH

long time ago still the price still struggling waiting for results in jan

made rumor of the day in the Times today...


SectorGuard buys Nationwide's security contracts for initial 212,000 stg
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - AIM-listed manned security specialist SectorGuard PLC said it is buying the manned guarding, keyholding and mobile patrol contracts of East Midlands based security company Nationwide (GB) Ltd for an initial 212,000 stg.

The company said it will make further payments depending on performance.

Nationwide, which trades as Nationwide Security Services, reported a turnover of 1.4 mln stg last year.

It has contracts in the East Midlands and the North-East of England.

bam

results due mid jan expect 1.5m EBIT compared to 6M mkt cap doesnt make sense ???

I am amazed I didn't see this one before.

LONDON (AFX) - SectorGuard PLC six months to March 31 2004
Pretax profit - 306,759 stg vs 211,437 stg
Turnover - 7.07 mln stg vs 4.53 mln
EPS - 0.11 pence vs 0.10 pence

In profit
Turnover jumped massively
Not too many shares in issue
Expanding

AND UNDER 4P !!

http://www.sectorguard.co.uk/abou.html

Nobody else looking at this then ? Looks very undervalued presently and worth a re-rating shortly !

Here we go. People now realising these are a bargain and MMs even having to have to go to the market for stock.

My stock pick for 2005.

Article in Saturdays Express under heading Share Whisper:

Express
CORUS (concerns mount about a slowdown of exports to fuel the Chinese
economy) - COBRA BIOMANUFACTURING (anticipation of an imminent
acquisition) - MEARS GROUP (suggestions it would be a major beneficiary
from a pre-election government spending increase on social housing
projects) - WHO'S DEALING: CARE UK (Walbrook, its employee benefit
trustee, buys 65,000 shares at 381-1/2 pence) - SHARE WHISPER:
SECTORGUARD (traders gamble on a positive annual results statement,
which is due on Jan 11) - BROKER'S VIEW: BRITANNIC (Gerrard keeps its
outperform rating and increases its fair value on the stock to 475 pence
from 435)

This looks like it is about to breakout.