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Xansa for longer term recovery (XAN)     

ainsoph - 10 Feb 2003 15:01

Been buying these since mid oct last year - soon after their profit warning. Management have been changed - new contracts gained and a complete reorganisation. I am not currently trading them but buying a few in the dips and accumulating. I have several good contacts and happy to continue buying.

seems to me we were in such a dip today and have therefore added a few


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Share price at start of thread 50.5 mid - current 86p - gain 70.3% (13/05)

ainsoph - 07 May 2003 14:30 - 65 of 96

big f trade - million @ 80p plus a 300k mm deal gave got them ticking back up

ainsoph - 12 May 2003 07:40 - 66 of 96

May 12, 2003

NHS set to cut 20 bidders from 2bn computer race
By Nic Hopkins TIMES



THE National Health Service is poised to drop about another 20 contenders from a list of companies and syndicates bidding for a 2.3 billion contract to modernise its computer systems.
The National Programme for IT in the NHS (NPfIT) will reduce the 31 competitors to a shortlist of between eight and ten, all of which are expected to be invited to tender for the three-year contract.

The NPfIT, which will see the introduction of electronic patient records as well as digital prescriptions and appointments, is part of a broader effort to upgrade and maintain the NHSs computer systems at a cost of 15 billion over the next decade. Only a few of the 99 companies that originally expressed interest in the NPfIT will become lead managers of the project. Firms on the final shortlist are expected to be notified directly by the NHS. The shortlist is not expected to be made public.

Syndicates are expected to dominate the final group. Analysts believe that a joint venture between McKesson, the worlds biggest provider of healthcare technology, and Capita, the business services group behind the London congestion charge, will feature strongly. Alliances between IBM and ATOS KPMG Consulting, and Microsoft, Sun Microsystems Dell, Electronic Data Systems and iSoft are also expected to be prominent.

A syndicate led by Accenture, the US consulting group, and Germanys Siemens is also expected to feature in the final line-up, as is another headed by Lockheed Martin, the US defence and technology contractor, and Hewlett Packard, the computer maker.

Other UK firms competing for the contract include BT Health, Xansa, LogicaCMG and Torex. One senior executive of a company involved in the bidding said: Were getting to the business end of the process.

He added: I would expect a few surprises. Most of the leading contenders will get through, but I wouldnt be surprised if one or two dark horses emerge and a couple of obvious candidates fall away.


ainsoph - 12 May 2003 16:01 - 67 of 96

Added a few earlier today - volumes picking up now as we head for close

ainsoph - 13 May 2003 08:41 - 68 of 96

Ticked up premarket after a busy day yesterday with high volumes - 5th day in a row .... now 82/86p up 3% intraday and 66.33% since the thread started 3 months ago ..... shares at the highest price we have seen since early september last year.



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ainsoph - 13 May 2003 11:46 - 69 of 96

moving up the leader board and now 5th intraday as we tick up again @ 85/87p on another high volume day


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ainsoph - 16 May 2003 11:12 - 70 of 96

Recovering today after a mini bout of profit taking .... always healthy to see two way trading .... 84/86p on average volume


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ainsoph - 21 May 2003 12:47 - 71 of 96

Been slipping with the market over the llast couple of days but note the big trades today and a 2.7 million cross at the lower offer price ..... could see a bounce back



ainsoph - 23 May 2003 15:33 - 72 of 96

heres the bounce .... lowish vol showing but up 5% @ 85/88p in poor down msarket ahead of long holiday :-))



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halo1 - 02 Jun 2003 15:37 - 73 of 96

I might have guessed you would be in these.Now comfortably more than doubled. Some of the trading crowd were well short and must be very unhappy.

Sequestor - 02 Jun 2003 16:28 - 74 of 96

lol @ the bb`s security system

ranaweeram - 04 Feb 2004 00:56 - 75 of 96

LONGed at 91 p hoping for 100p only to see the price dropping to 88p. Will bail out at 80 p (stop loss) if the down fall continues. Any short-term forecasts?

Dunskey - 04 Feb 2004 09:40 - 76 of 96

Important announcement today with Lawson could revive interest in ZAN and share bouncing from artifical low. Persistant buying over last number of days has given MM opportunity to mark down in weak market. Could rally strongly from here as more interest in this stock than this board would imply.

Dunskey - 18 Feb 2004 10:03 - 77 of 96

ZAN rally through 100 is holding and chart looks strong! Price has broken thru 150 day ma at 97p and stock should make further progress when 15 day breaks thru in next couple of days. Small resistance at 106p should be overcome with next target in 115p area. Only a break below 97p would be negative. DYOR.

kitkat1 - 04 Oct 2004 15:42 - 78 of 96

looking excellent again
120p on the cards following todays deal

bharathi_raj - 18 Aug 2005 22:07 - 79 of 96

any body out there know where this one is going? despite lots of positive news out there - this share looks relatively unlovev by th city.

55011 - 11 Jan 2006 13:44 - 80 of 96

A steady performer. Up 10% over the last couple of months.

55011 - 19 Jan 2006 17:04 - 81 of 96

Fidelity recently announced a holding in Xansa of just over 10%, an increase. Today a 70m 7-year contract won from the Northern Ireland Water Service.

RNS:-
Xansa PLC
19 January 2006

19 January 2006



Xansa wins 70 million contract with
Northern Ireland Water Service

Northern Ireland Water Service, an Agency within the Department for Regional
Development Northern Ireland (DRD) has awarded the contract for the provision of
its new customer billing and contacts system to the Xansa led Crystal Alliance.
The contract, valued at 70 million over seven years, sees Xansa as the prime
contractor in a strategic alliance of best-of-breed partners with Echo Managed
Services and AMT-SYBEX Ltd.

The Xansa led Crystal Alliance will work with NI Water Service to deliver front
to back office customer billing and relationship management services to over
760,000 customers. Xansa's IT and process expertise combined with the
specialist capabilities of the consortium partners will deliver industry leading
standards of service, fast local response to customer enquiries and continuous
improvement in standards of service provided.

bharathi_raj - 21 Mar 2006 16:20 - 82 of 96

Fidelity now owns over 13% - slow stake building
- these are very smart people - is there a take out?

bharathi_raj - 07 Jul 2006 20:52 - 83 of 96

Question - 7.50million shares traded 7.4m buys and the price drops!!!!!!!
Someone is defo not on the up and up here!

bharathi_raj - 08 Oct 2006 12:05 - 84 of 96

Does any one know about Fujitsu stalking Xansa?
It is rumoured that they may be looking at the indian collateral.
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