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India Out. Ord (IOS)     

Golddog - 08 Dec 2004 11:23

India Outsourcing has been established to capitalise on acquisition and
investment opportunities in India's BPO market, which has grown rapidly
with the rise of 'offshoring'. The BPO market includes a wide range of
services including call centres, help desks, back office operations, IT
services and customer service operations. The global BPO market is
forecast to grow to a market size of between $200 billion and $250
billion in 2008 (source: IDC).
draw?epic=IOS&period=1Y&size=Medium

hawick - 13 Dec 2005 14:06 - 21 of 25

Up 42% today. News imminent? I note that one of the board members is CEO of GFC, in which I hold a few shares

hlyeo98 - 13 Dec 2005 21:32 - 22 of 25

it is possibly at its bottom...but you never know...very speculative

HARRYCAT - 17 Aug 2006 13:00 - 23 of 25

This is a shocking performer considering the potential and the original hype.
Anyone still see a future here or has everyone bailed out?

chumila - 03 Apr 2007 15:30 - 24 of 25

Its not even worth looking at. NO dealings for 3 or 4 years & focus is outsourcing.
It a potential rip off.

HARRYCAT - 03 Apr 2007 16:57 - 25 of 25

It's about this time last year that prelim results came out, so presumably we can hope for some figures pretty soon for this year???

EDIT. Cancel above - Just seen the figures!!!

LONDON (AFX) - "India Outsourcing Services PLC, a company formed to capitalise on acquisition and investment opportunities in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry, reported wider losses for the year to Sept 30 2006, in line with market expectations.
The pretax loss for the year was 875,555 stg, compared with 424,369 a year earlier. More than half of this loss is due to the due diligence costs of an aborted transaction, the company said.

It added that net cash as at Sept 30 2006 was 2.76 mln stg"
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