PapalPower
- 07 Dec 2005 07:57
18th October 2007 : Leadcom voted "AIM International Company of the Year for 2007"


Main Web Site : http://www.leadcom-is.com/
Investor Relations Email : investorsinfo@leadcom-is.com
PapalPower
- 08 Feb 2007 15:20
- 531 of 955
The X and T trades today might have cleared the line of stock SCAP were selling, in which case we might firm a little.......
PapalPower
- 08 Feb 2007 23:21
- 532 of 955
Certainly looks like the SCAP overhang was taken up late today, interesting MM buy of 50K at 55p after hours (16:32).
PapalPower
- 09 Feb 2007 10:14
- 533 of 955
Posts from AFN this morning for info :
macansy77 - 9 Feb'07 - 09:46 - 3627 of 3628
anyone checked the true level 2 this morning?
WINS and SCAP are both bidding for 100k.
max offer is just 5k.
think it's safe to say that the SCAP line has been taken!
PapalPower - 9 Feb'07 - 09:54 - 3628 of 3628
Thanks macansy, I do not have access to the "real" broker L2, just public L2, so your updates are greatly appreciated.
That would explain the MM buy then, there must be a decent sized order placed.
PapalPower
- 09 Feb 2007 12:38
- 534 of 955
Looking quite strong now.........
2517GEORGE
- 09 Feb 2007 13:14
- 535 of 955
Yes it is, let's hope this is the beginning of some real strength now.
2517
PapalPower
- 09 Feb 2007 13:15
- 536 of 955
This was Paul Hills tip to buy Leadcom at 61p, near where we are now. This was badly timed as not long after Artemis and a few others decide to dump their holdings in fear of a placing it seems ????, which resulted in the SP falling to 45p. With that now gone and some egg on face over no placing, lets go back to the article in Moneyweek, in the link below.
http://www.moneyweek.com/file/18815/paul-hills-tip-of-the-week-a-small-cap-with-big-prospects.html
PapalPower
- 09 Feb 2007 14:27
- 537 of 955
Up some more, all blue on L2 and now 2 v 3 @57.5/60
silvermede
- 09 Feb 2007 15:22
- 538 of 955
Just broke through 200 MDA, looking good!
2517GEORGE
- 09 Feb 2007 15:55
- 539 of 955
silvermede---------I believe that's usually a bullish sign, I certainly hope so.
2517
PapalPower
- 09 Feb 2007 23:54
- 541 of 955
Well, no real big trades gone through, which should mean that the buy orders have yet to be filled completely.
15 times current year (07) forecast equates to 85p, and that excludes lots of the BSNL potential work etc..as well it should at the moment.
For a stock putting in a CAGR of 40%, is just 15 times current year forecast too much....especially when they have access to more cash if needed through the Bond market.........I think that rating is not at all racy.
Cash in the bank earns you nothing, although it offers support to fall back on for a share price, it also shows that the company cannot grow any faster (as who would keep cash in the bank if you can grow revenues and PBT by utilising it) (or the management are too lazy to bother using the cash to grow the business and are happy to sit on it).
Leadcom can grow revenues and more importantly margins by using their available cash wisely, and hopefully once we get 2006 figures out of the way later this month, we will see in 2007 their strategy paying back handsomely imo.
Iankn73
- 10 Feb 2007 03:42
- 542 of 955
Hi PapalPower,
Im really grateful for all the work and reasearch you put into
this particular stock as well as the other posts that I have seen you publish on the forum! You can make life so much easier for the novice investor. ARE you an indirect employee of Leadcom as your comments above are so convincing! lol....although I had faith in this co previous to your posts. I genuinely had faith in the prospects of this co although I cant deny your views helped tip the scales at times!!
thanks Iankn73
PapalPower
- 10 Feb 2007 04:16
- 543 of 955
Iankn, no, I do not work for them, just an interested private investor. I do contact the senior management of the companies I am interested in, as that is a key part of doing your own research.
My thoughts are just that, my thoughts, and can be incorrect as well as correct, the key thing for everyone is to do their own research and be happy, on their own, with their investment strategy. I'll post whatever links, comments or views I can get hold off, as it does help others doing their research.
Positive times ahead I hope, lets see what the next two weeks brings !
Iankn73
- 10 Feb 2007 13:59
- 544 of 955
Heres hoping LEAD is finally moving in the right direction! Have a good weekend PapalPower.
PapalPower
- 10 Feb 2007 14:39
- 545 of 955
Thanks, you too.
We should really ignore the ongoing BSNL case, as it does not effect Leadcom in terms of them getting yet another year of 40% CAGR under their belts in 2007.
However, with the court case up for review again Monday (and to be frankly honest I expect no news yet again), I have been giving thought to what news could come Monday, which may have provided the buying strength from late Thursday onwards. Now it could be new contracts, but perhaps it might be related to BSNL.
However, I do not expect them to have all "kissed and made up" come Monday, after dragging this on for so long, that is not going to happen.
So what could happen, best case (and realistic), well, after consideration I would suspect what may happen is that whilst Motorola played "hardball" last time and refused to help BSNL in any way (eg allowing them to award second place to Nokia and start at least some expansion work), they may not want to "bite the hand that feeds it".....and so after making their point last time around and refusing the BSNL request, perhaps they will this time "offer an olive branch" and allow BSNL to go ahead with awarding second place to Nokia.
Now we know that Nokia are probably the most "in bed" with Leadcom of any of the suppliers, so news that Nokia can go ahead with their 40% of BSNL would be a solid boost to Leadcom IMV.
Therefore, perhaps news on Monday of a further "stay on the award" will be tempered with news that Motorola has agreed to the prior BSNL request that they can go ahead with the award of second place, and that being 40% to Nokia.
Well, it passed some time going through the scenarios anyway :) All is IMV, so DYOR !
PapalPower
- 13 Feb 2007 14:59
- 546 of 955
Just added the present 2008 forecasts, which are
Forward 2008 forecasts
2008 Pre-Tax 15.1m
2008 EPS 7.66p
2008 DPS 2.27p
Therefore Altiums target price, if they retain 13 times forward, should be upgraded to 99.5p once we get the 2006 results out of the way on the 22nd Feb.
The on line buy limits getting smaller all the time, you can buy only 5000 shares now at 57.8p however you can sell 52,500 well above the bid price. Looks like they are shaking to get sellers.................
2517GEORGE
- 13 Feb 2007 15:01
- 547 of 955
PP ------I thought Altiums target was 105p.
2517
PapalPower
- 14 Feb 2007 01:20
- 548 of 955
No, they revised it some time ago from an EV based one, to a 13 times forward EPS. So presently their target is 13 times 2007 (75p) but after the 22nd this should change to 13 times 2008, which will be 99.5p...........
PapalPower
- 16 Feb 2007 13:51
- 549 of 955
Good news, and possibly the reason for some stronger buying last week. L2 now up to 3 v 2 @56/58
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2007/02/15/stories/2007021501900400.htm
Bharat Matrimony
Barcelona Feb. 14
State owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has awarded a 4 million line cellular contract to Nortel, Ericsson and Nokia at an estimated cost of $250 million. The move will enable the PSU to ease pressure on its network as its mega 60 million GSM line project is now stuck in the Courts.
Confirming the move, Mr Dayanidhi Maran, Union Communication and IT Minister, said while BSNL was capable of handling the crisis arising out of the Court case, it has now placed additional orders with the equipment vendors which had won the contract the previous time. As per the tender conditions, BSNL can give additional orders of up to 20 per cent to the existing vendors without going for a rebid.
Capacity Crunch
Mr Maran said that BSNL has a key role to play in the Indian telecom sector and it was because of the PSU that the tariffs were kept at such low levels. BSNL is facing a huge capacity crunch with its network running full capacity in most parts of the country.
The State owned telecom major was banking on the 60 million line project to plan an aggressive roll out. However, the project is now delayed by over 6 months after Motorola contested BSNL's decision to keep it out of the bidding process. Ericsson and Nokia had emerged as the two lowest bidders even as BSNL did not allow Motorola and ZTE to place their bids. However, the 4 million line contract will only allow the PSU only a marginal relief because the number of subscribers are growing at a scorching pace, which would utilise these new capacities within a matter of a few months.
steveo
- 16 Feb 2007 16:15
- 550 of 955
The growth story is there for all to read, well done Papal, time to get in if not already for those on the sidelines IMHO