Access Intelligence has five operating subsidiaries:

* The Marketing Guild, based in York, which provides marketing advice
and support to small and medium sized businesses. This is in the form of
newsletters, consultancy, lead generation and member's services.
http://www.marketing-guild.com

* Wired Gov, based in Stockport, provides an online information service
delivering press releases from over 100 government and public sector
bodies. Subscribers can customise the service specifying the agency or
topic they require.
http://www.wired-gov.com

* Backup and Running, based in York, provides an online data storage and
disaster recovery service, which the client can customize to their own
requirements. The service offers significant advantages over other
alternative systems in that it backs up automatically and can provide a
complete backup history for at least three years.
http://www.backupandrunning.co.uk


* Willow Starcom (Ridgeway Technologies), based in Chorley, provides
specialist IT services across a broad range of market sectors that
include data storage, backup and recovery, network design support and
consultancy and hardware and software maintenance support services. It
has growing recurring revenues from these activities of over 1million
per annum.
http://www.willowstarcom.co.uk


* Due North, based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, is a developer and provider of
e- commerce solutions, primarily to the public sector and emergency
services. The range of products includes an e-tendering module combined
with an e-auction module.
http://www.due-north.com


Access Intelligence is a group of companies delivering a range of business
critical support services to private and public sector organisations.
The team of Directors, Jeremy Hamer, Brendan Austin, Colin Davies, Ian Savage
and Alwin Thompson, has extensive experience in making successful acquisitions
while simultaneously driving organic growth: in less than two years since
flotation, Access Intelligence has acquired and successfully integrated five
businesses in four different market segments.

The Group Today

Today, Access Intelligence is a technology-based Support Services Business. It
harnesses the power of internet-based Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to deliver vital information and support services. Specifically these are:

* Digital marketing services and business development support.
* Online and offline data storage back-up and retrieval
* Sourcing and procurement software for both buyers and suppliers in
industry and local government
* Electronic news and current awareness digests of Government initiatives,
policies and finance affecting business, the professions and the public sector

The Business Model

The majority of the Group's income is from repeating revenues delivered through
recurring contracts ranging between one and five years. This model provides
excellent visibility of future revenues and, with effective customer retention,
outstanding gross margins over the longer term.

The Strategy for Growth

The strategy is to acquire businesses which have good management and high growth potential that fit the revenue model while, at the same time, adding value to the Group's existing services.

The businesses acquired will have substantial autonomy to develop within budgets
agreed with the Group Chief Executive and Finance Director, whilst benefiting
from the experience and cross selling opportunities provided by being part of an
expanding group of companies.

At this stage of the Group's development, the Central Group Executive Team,
which is based in York, will be kept to a maximum of four people, including
support staff. The Non-Executive Directors will continue to be involved in
sourcing and evaluating potential acquisitions and monitoring the performance of
the Group.

ACC prelim results are due around the 24th Feb, they should confirm that finally ACC is delivering what it has promised to do, and from there on there should be very exciting growth, and a re-rating of the price.

Below was a commmentary from Bill Johnston while he was still at watshot.com, Bill has since moved on (as Bill has an eye for stocks that will grow over time not overnight I thinks) but now so has ACC, what was a buy at 10p is for sure a buy at present prices based on a soon to be current year EPS forecast of 0.75p which will very likely be upgraded.




Buy Access Intelligence at 10.75p March 2005

Suggests Bill Johnston of Watshot.com

Access Intelligence (ACC) reported its full-year figure on 24 February.

Knocking around on AIM since 2003 (it used to be called Readymarket) the company had originally raised about 1 million pounds, the last 200,000 pounds of which came in at 37p - and had issued just under 16 million shares to the vendors of the company known as Access Intelligence, giving the vendors of the latter 55% of the enlarged equity, and eliciting the change of name.

Access, a mere three-years old then, had been formed with the object of providing small businesses with practical advice and support. To this end it had acquired The Marketing Guild, trading for 15 years, and engaged in provision of subscription based, practical marketing advice. There were 700 subscribers. Then Backup and Running joined the little fold - as its name implies providing disaster recovery software mainly to the same market, and on the same, subscription, model. Wired Gov, with 5,000 customers paying for instant access via its website to press releases from government and public sector organisations, joined the group, sealing off the present portfolio.

The Marketing Guild operates in a traditional mode, the call centre obtaining appointments for the sale of its specialist services, and - in the main - members paying by monthly direct debit for hard copy material and access to a helpline as well as consultancy and training. Wired Gov uses the internet to distribute its tailored material to over 10,000 interested parties. Backup and Running should be better known (and may become so) offering as it does a web-based system for the backing up and storing of data at a price which even individuals should find attractive.

The business was not exactly "virtual" - in the twelve months to November 2002 sales were over 500,000 pounds - but the investment case seemed to rest on the opportunities which management action buttressed by a now open channel to the capital market would engender, for the said sales had served only to produce a near 200,000 pounds operating loss. And a falling share price elicited a statement to the effect that the board was engaged in seeking material funds in order to pursue acquisitions.

As I said the company reported on 24 February. Turnover to November was 543,000 pounds and the pre-tax loss was 341,000 pounds. Subscription-based businesses have to shoulder the considerable financial burden of sales creation up front and luxuriate (they hope) in the steady flow of revenue thereafter (which costs little to sustain). As inferred, the share price which had been misting up in the stratosphere has descended and now stands at 10.75p. But that values Access Intelligence at 6 million pounds, more than enough you might think. But it is worth fine-tuning that raw information.

The first thing to note is that the company got its funds, 3 million pounds in fact at 10p per share, and that those monies account for half of the market capitalisation. But along with the funds came one Jeremy Hamer, as Chairman and shareholder. Businessman Hamer's recent, stock market, credentials are excellent, his having been involved in Glisten (GLI) and Inter Link Foods (ITF) both first class investments ably spotted.

Of course it is the same scenario again - a company. a sector, shares, cash and a shopping list. But this time the cast list carries more conviction, for Mr. Hamer has turned in fine performances in supporting roles and will not be intending to dry up when he takes centre-stage. The shares are a buy.

Should say I am not making fun of Bill, fully respect his opinions and he is a great guy to follow with his tips, just that watshot.com I think was not suited to his talent, for Bill in my opinion its a watswarmandwillbehotinthefuture.com as he to me is a more mid to longer term kind of guy and sees value in stocks in the years ahead.

Added the companies web sites to the header.

Web Sites of Access Intelligence Group companies :

http://www.wired-gov.com

http://www.backupandrunning.co.uk

http://www.willowstarcom.co.uk

http://www.due-north.com

http://www.marketing-guild.com

Decent performance today and Macd is starting to point in the positive direction, so I think given results due end of Feb which will be very bullish, we should see a positive run from ACC into them.

A quiet day and a few buys, no sells.

Keep an eye on this one in the run up to results late in Feb, and for the results watch out for Due-North, this could be a very important one for high growth for ACC.

Extract from the http://www.armshare.com summary for ACC;


"A confident AGM statement confirmed current profitability. In July interim figures to May 2005 were tabled showing sales nearing 100,000 ahead of the comparable May 2004 period, and setting goodwill amortisation aside, the magic transition - from red ink to black - was accomplished - just. Another acquisition has just been completed, Due North, a company with a strong foothold in the market of public sector and emergency services' e-tendering requirements, and whose experience gained thereby has enabled a wider e-commerce and e-auction brief to be addressed. Due North cost 1 million in cash and the issue of 4.7 million shares. 600,000 more may be forthcoming to its vendors if, for the year to November 2006, Due North makes an operating profit of more than 350,000, and 750,000 more if the following year the total exceeds 450,000. The additional consideration, if it comes, will be in the form of ordinary shares unless the beneficiaries elect to receive 20% in cash.

Due North, which made over 200,000 in the nine months to May 2005 and had 100,000 in cash, has introduced its services to 40% of police authorities, 7% of local authorities and 11% of fire brigades. The intention is that fellow-subsidiary elect, Wired Gov, the online public sector information system, will cooperate closely with it to seek synergistic gains. There will be 650,000 in the bank after completion of the latest exercise.

The December pre-close update re the final results to November 2005 reported that the outcome will be in line with market expectations; the two July acquisitions are fully integrated and performing to expectation; net cash at the period end was 600,000; the pipeline of potential acquisitions remains buoyant; and the board looks forward to significant growth in the current year.

Research Standing

Of course it is the same scenario again - a company, a sector, shares, cash and a shopping list. But this time the cast list carries more conviction, for Mr. Hamer has turned in fine performances in supporting roles and will not be intending to dry up when he takes centre-stage.

The broker's note issued following the interims to May 2005 highlights the step change which is presently under way at the company, with sales of 2 million for 2004/5 and 4.5 million for 2005/6 producing EPS of 0.28p and 0.75p respectively, whilst still having the capacity to make bolt-on acquisitions without needing to raise new equity.

The shares are a buy."

I asked "fingers xxd" at AFN to give ACC the once over, to which he did and I have thanked him for it. The key event coming up late Feb is the results, and what should be upgrades to forecasts based on good progress. That is an event which should give the upwards push to ACC.

From "fingers" is below


"ACC - 6.75p .. viewing its 'all-data' chart, I see that the price 'fell off a cliff', during late 2004, and such a fall is usually due to a major problem with the company, or the company doing something which the market is not very happy about, and checking on the reason for the fall, I see that it was due to a 'major share placing'.As a general guide .. such sharp falls are usually overdone, which often produces a bounce, which again is usually overdone .. the 'low & the high' produced, will then usually determine the 'basement price range' until such time as the 'problem' has been rectified, at which point the price can then start its road to recovery .. if the 'basement range' is relatively tight, and if the price has spent 12 mths or more within that range, its subsequent recovery can often be quite dramatic, with a very sharp uptrend developing.
Zooming into the sharp fall of ACC, it shows that the price did not see an 'initial bounce', instead its fall was halted by the 10.00p level, which at these low prices, is a very strong 'psychological level', and it succesfully held the price for 3 mths, before its support eventually failed.
Its subsequent fall to 6.00p in May and the following strong bounce to 12.00p, is the type of range from which I would take guidance, and at these low levels, I would extend that slightly to incorporate the 2.50p intervals that I am obsessed with .. so I reckon its basement range 'selling floor' will be at 5.00p, with its 'buying ceiling' at 12.50p .. so overall, if I am right, that is quite a large potential range, which would therefore offer trading opportunities .. however, that is its 'outer limits', and I would expect the price to be more confined than that .. probably rising in 'stages'.
I have already mentioned the strong 10.00p 'psychological' level above, and the 5.00p level below is another strong 'psychological' level. In between is the 7.50p 'mid point', which I believe will also have a strong influence on any price movement.
The 3 mth chart below shows that the price has been restricted throughout, between 5.00p - 7.50p, and I would expect it to remain within this lower range, until it has built up sufficient strength to move up to its next 'stage' .. 'buys' appearing above 7.50p would then be the first signal that it is attempting to make its move, and confirmation would be given once the prices 'closes' above.
I would then expect the price to remain within a range of around 7.50p - 10.00p, until once again it has built up the strength to move on up to the 10.00p - 12.50p 'stage' above.
Once its 'problems' have been rectified and the market is beginning to view it favourably again, the price can then make the strong 12.50p 'basement range' breakout, which could then see the price doubling in a relatively short period .. but this breakout move could be many months away.
Oh dear, I have written a book again .. sorry .. hopefully bits of it will make some sense .. as usual, just a few unbiased thoughts of a non-holder for what they are worth."

The thing to consider here is the director buying, it marked what they think is a very cheap price going forward, and so its proven to be by the Dec trading update. They have had no chance to buy anymore since then, but I would be certain they are going to buy more as soon as the closed period for prelim results is out of the way.

I certainly think this will be pushing through the 9p and 10p level after results based on them, and the new forecasts for 06 and 07 and that should be back by further director buying I hope. A good few months ahead on ACC I feel.

As said before, I think Due-North is a real winner for ACC group and I will highlight a few articles about them;


http://tinyurl.com/cpsuk


UK PLC partners with Due North

@UK has partnered with Due North to provide a comprehensive offering for efficient procurement encompassing supplier e-enablement, e-tendering, e-auctions and e-procurement.

Lyn Duncan, Managing Director of @UK PLC commented Although we remain separate entities, there is a perfect fit between what our two companies have to offer. In combination we allow any local authority or other large body to use a complete tool kit of capabilities so as to achieve Best Value across the whole range of needs from small scale goods and services to full EU tendering of major procurements.

Alan Gray Managing Director of Due North said We will be increasing the level of interoperability steadily over the next few months so that for example once an authority has run a competitive tender or e-auction, the winner passes seamlessly into the allowable e-procurement supplier set of the authority, to be activated on the date of application of the new tender. All difficulties previously encountered when a new tender came into force of the old supplier hanging over will be removed. The process of achieving Best Value just became much simpler and easier as a result. We will apply these benefits initially in clients we already share such as Devon County Council and Durham County Council but the strategy is also immediately available to those many clients where one or other of us is active.

Lyn Duncan said Our recent survey in association with The Municipal Journal indicated that as many as 40% of local authorities are not expected to meet the ODPM December 2005 deadline to implement e-procurement. We believe this partnership will make it even easier and quicker for authorities to move forward and gain advantage from a whole range of e-techniques. Because both our services are Application Service Provisions (ASPs) via the Internet, there is minimal IT impact and disruption, and costs are significantly less than authorities responding to our survey anticipated. This move also builds upon our previously announced partnership with Spikes Cavell; an organisation which provides authorities even more information so as to achieve an overall major uplift in its procurement capability. We can now lay claim to a truly uniquely offering which will allow any local authority to revolutionise its procurement.

Date posted: 10 Nov 2005

http://www.torbay.gov.uk/contracts_register_dec_2005.xls.pdf

21/12/05

Access to contracts via the Internet
https://www.devontenders.gov.uk

The Council has linked with Due North to use software (QT Tender) to enable Torbay Council to maintain data on both tendering and contracts let by the Council. The new system will enable tenders to be published on the DPP* Internet Portal to provide for equal opportunity and transparency to all suppliers, large or small, seeking to obtain Council business: helping to ensure that the Council is getting value for money and that contracts are being let effectively.
The Due North solution will allow the Council to obtain quotes from suppliers in a time frame suited to their business needs and provides the ability to create quotations and tenders online: distributing these documents to registered suppliers on-line. Paper based systems will
be replaced with web-enabled functionality, whilst providing a full audit history and workflow tracking, with the added benefit of speed in both response and creation. Due North addresses the issues of linking the procurer with their suppliers, allowing requests for quotations and tenders to be processed securely on the Internet.

http://www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/v3/ShowPDF.cfm?PDFName=eTender.pdf

In support of the drive for E procurement, a contract was awarded in April 2004, to Due North, to provide an E-Tendering solution which would be available to all Police Forces and Emergency Services in general. E-Tendering refers specifically to tendering that is based, at least in part, on the use of Internet technology. The http://www.bluelight.gov.uk site is a complete internet based e-tendering solution. This means that no software resides on either the procurers or the suppliers own computers and that all exchanges of documentation are done electronically on-line.

DUE-NORTH eSOURCE SUITE
Developed in Partnership in the Public Sector

Due North have worked together with several public sector bodies in the past few years in the creation of a complete solution designed to meet the electronic sourcing, tendering, auctioning, contact management and procurement planning requirements of the Public Sector. The system can be used in a collective situation as a portal where several bodies share the same suppliers and collaborate in the procurement process, or as a standalone system for larger bodies. Individual modules can be purchased separately or when combined together provide a total eSource solution, which is designed to meet the different needs of any size of procurement team.
Being internet based the entire system can be seamlessly accessed, from the home, the office, or anywhere with internet connectivity. The total eSource solution consists of the following modules also available as standalone options;
eTender:- e-tendering with OJEU Capability
ePlanner:- Contract Publication
eContract: Contract Management
ePortal:- Multiple organisations sharing one procurement portal
eAuctions:- Reverse Auction
eNet:- Procurement intranet

"Due North has just made its first sale into the private sector alongside its strengthening public sector client base."


I will be more interested in updates on Due-North progress in particular and how far into the public sector they have got in the update at prelims in Feb.

A move up today, something must be going on in the background I think,

Latest broker forecast updated

Posted recently an AFN was a few months old article from watshot.com, I have copied some of the post over, not the full article that was posted there:

"Back to Access. Having cut costs back tremendously, the company will essentially be profitable this year. I say essentially by way of excluding goodwill amortisation. At the interim stage, sales were a 100,000 ahead of the comparable May 2004 period, and setting goodwill amortisation aside, the magic transition from red to black was just about made. Meanwhile, the acquisition of Due North was completed in July and I think it's fairly safe to assume we will hear an update on that along with the full year numbers, which I gather, will probably be unveiled in February. Now, whilst it may be tempting to flog these in the anticipation of little to no newsflow, I would urge you to think again. I suspect we will get some sort of statement about how the year has gone ahead of the numbers, what's more, I think Access has begun to understand the need to communicate more effectively with the market. Newsflow drives share prices, and with everything seemingly on track, there is little reason to doubt why a revival in communication, wouldn't lift the stock higher.
This is a company with a strong foothold in the market of public sector and emergency services' e-tendering requirements, and whose experience gained has enabled a wider e-commerce and e-auction brief to be addressed. Due North arrived at a cost of 1 million in cash and the issue of 4.7 million shares. 600,000 more may be forthcoming to its vendors if, for the year to November 2006, Due North makes an operating profit of more than 350,000, and 750,000 more if the following year the total exceeds 450,000. The additional consideration, if it comes, will be in the form of ordinary shares unless the beneficiaries elect to receive 20% in cash. This was a tidy little deal, which in my opinion, looks set to improve the operating performance no end. When we factor in Due North, which made over 200,000 in the nine months to May this year and has 100,000 in cash, has introduced its services to 40% of police authorities, 7% of local authorities and 11% of fire brigades; the picture improves yet further.
The intention moving forward, is that fellow-subsidiary, Wired Gov, the online public sector information system, will cooperate closely with Due North to seek synergistic gains. Bill was remarkably bullish on Access, and back then, with a longer term view, I can perhaps understand his enthusiasm. This is a site about making money from small caps trading and as such, Access Intelligence is now ripe for the picking ahead of the results. By February at the latest, I believe the shares will have moved up towards 9p, and as such there is at least a gain of 40% to be bagged here, with the anticipation of newsflow. "Buy".
"

I'm surprised you're quoting "What'shot". I've had a look at their site and they seem to favour some pretty dodgy shares. They may be very good, conrad witherspoon and luke heron but I keep getting sent stuff to try and subscribe to them a lot. If they're so good why do they need to advertise so much? I sent them a long e-mail a few months ago with a bunch of questions I recieved no reply, this did not instill me with confidence, in contrast to Fat prophets where the guy in charge spent a long time replying to my questions.

Saintserf I find its the same with any tip site tips, some are good, some are dogs, I think RHPS had one of its worst years last year. I sign up for a few sites, go through all their tips, will probably on average go into 30% of the total tips on any site, for me it just helps picking up on certain companies that I can research into.

MM's playing with the bid and offer this week, trying to get sells I think. Results are due later this month, and we know from the recent pre close trading update, things are very good ! :)

I think the chart shows that they are trying to knock out some sellers before we get nearer to results later this month.

Take a look at a one week chart with spread and bid/offer and its clear what they were up to I think, watch this move upwards as results get nearer.

Some buyers coming in now. Good to see, the pre close statement was good, results should be excellent, outlook good, no reason why this should not be very much higher than it is now.

Results should be around the 20th to 23rd I think, but certainly in Feb.

And we have a small tick up, excellent, lets hope we get a good run in now to the results.

PP
Looks like the 0.75p rise in the offer price has deterred the buyers for a while, I'm looking forward to the results, must admit I know nothing about ACC other than what's on this thread, I've just dipped a toe in today.
2517

2517, the trading statement as of Dec, in the header above, was excellent, and the outlook very positive, as you can read above.

The MM's seem to be deterring buyers still, always putting the offer price up very quickly.

Results are this month, so with present forecast EPS for current year (2006) at 0.75p we are presently well under a 10 times PER and with strong cash and strong growth. 2007 forecasts will come out after results, so we could be on a very low pr PER soon. In this case, its very undervalued and should be in the 9p to 10p range for starters.

Yes it does look encouraging, and a final tick up tonight.
2517

Is it worth getting in on the action now?

Ted, yes I think so.

We had a buy at 7.31 today, if we get buys at 7.5 its a good sign, if we get buys over 7.5 it would point to a major move up coming soon.

Got in on ACC this morning, all buys so far non reaching 7.5+ yet though. Watching TAG.

The news should start to flow now the money is done on TAG (news today) so now there we can look forward to good news in Feb, as we can with ACC as well !

A quick summary of where we are, good to remind ourselves, any failure to deliver what has been said in December Pre Close Update by Jeremy Hamer would be unthinkable, unless he wishes to throw away his excellent record, and I think he does not.


Access Intelligence PLC

'An acquisition led support services Group which is starting to deliver strong
organic growth'

Pre-Close Trading Update Key Points

* On track to deliver a year of excellent growth
* Confident of meeting full year forecast
* Net cash balances in excess of 600.000
* Pipeline of potential acquisitions buoyant
* Budgeting for another year of significant growth
* Positive operational cash flows going forward
* Prelims to be announced in February 2006.
* Future of the Group looks very encouraging
* Confident that we can look forward to another year of significant growth.

Got TAG and ACC now as possible "ups" for the coming week, and LEAD as a "keep an eye" for movement (like upwards).

Its going to be the 8th of March, but it looks like a full roadshow now, positive stuff and should generate a lot of attention to ACC, as it now turns the corner into profits and delivering strong growth in those profits.



Access Intelligence PLC
13 February 2006
FOR RELEASE 7:00am 13 February 2006

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC
'An acquisition led support services Group which is starting to deliver strong
organic growth'

PREMLIMINARY RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT
Wednesday, 8 March 2006

Access Intelligence will be announcing preliminary results for the year ended 30 November 2005 on Wednesday, 8 March 2006. On this day the Group will be holding an analysts' meeting, the details of which are as follows:


Date: Wednesday, 8 March 2006
Time: 12.15 pm for 12.30 pm
Venue: Corporate Synergy
30 Old Broad Street
London, EC2N 1HT


Jeremy Hamer (Chairman), Brendan Austin (Chief Executive) and Colin Davies
(Finance Director) of Access Intelligence will be at the presentation.


Contacts:
Cubitt Consulting 020 7367 5100
Brian Coleman-Smith / Allison Reid / Nia Thomas

Background Note

Who are we and what do we do?
Access Intelligence is a group of companies delivering a range of business
critical support services to private and public sector organisations. The team of directors, Jeremy Hamer, Brendan Austin, Colin Davies, Ian Savage and Alwin Thompson, has extensive experience in making successful acquisitions while simultaneously driving organic growth: in less than two years since flotation, Access Intelligence has acquired and successfully integrated five businesses in four different market segments.



The Group Today
Today, Access Intelligence is a technology-based Support Services Business. It
harnesses the power of internet-based information and communication technologies (ICT) to deliver vital information and support services. Specifically these are:

* digital marketing services and business development support;
* online and offline data storage back-up and retrieval;
* sourcing and procurement software for both buyers and suppliers in
industry and local government; and
* electronic news and current awareness digests of Government initiatives,
policies and finance affecting business, the professions and the public sector.

The Business Model

The majority of the Group's income is derived from repeat revenues delivered
through recurring contracts ranging between one and five years in duration. This model provides excellent visibility of future revenues and ought, with effective customer retention, to generate outstanding gross margins over the longer term.

The Strategy for Growth

The strategy is to acquire businesses which have good management and high growth potential that fit the revenue model while, at the same time, adding value to the Group's existing services.

The businesses acquired will have substantial autonomy to develop within budgets agreed with the Group Chief Executive and Finance Director, whilst benefiting from the experience and cross selling opportunities provided by being part of an expanding group of companies.

At this stage in development, the Group's Executive Team which is based in York, will be kept to a maximum of four people, including support staff. The
non-executive directors will continue to be involved in sourcing and evaluating potential acquisitions and monitoring the performance of the Group.

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

Nice move up today and some buys over 7.5p, if we get buys at 8p then it could be a breakout of the trend, putting 10p as a target to break.

Moving up nicely now, thanks for your effots Papal.

silvermede, I think the MM's got short today, but they did a nice combo play of gapped rollover, shake and delayed trades and managed to panic a few weak holders into selling.

Another day of buys like today and we should be breaking through 10p. The buys above 8p today are a very bullish sign and now we break out of the recent trend.

Current year (06) pr EPS is 0.75p, forward PER around times 8 and potential for upgrades I think given the bullish way the results are going to be announced this time.

Papal,

Any views on short and long term targets for the SP or wait until results?

Some coverage on UK-analyst.com email, should help raise the profile :) Silvermede, no the SP, but in my mind it should be in the 10p to 12.5p range, whether the market will put it there I do not know.

"Access Intelligence saw its shares move 1.25p ahead to 8p as investors bought in anticipation of full-year results. The numbers won't be released until early next month, however, confirmation of the results date was all that was needed to breathe life back into the stock."

I like the work you're doing on this thread papal power, this looks an interesting share. How much profit in terms of pounds did they make in the last year? You have called Leadcom and Vislink well. Although, I think vislink may be taking a breather. When you say the sp 10 -12.5 p depends on whether the market lets it go there. What do you mean by "the market"? Do you mean us, traders who make up part of the market, or do you mean "market makers" who set the prices or some shadowy other who endowns positive or negative sentiment onto shares. I ask a bit facetiously because a lot of people speak about "the market" as if it's some omnipotent force that has control over where a share price goes. Is it a euphemism for "the city" and basically their view on the shares?

Saintserf, I can only go with the broker notes and as they moved into profits during last year, weigthed with a move from loss to even to profit during the course of the 12 months, the broker forecasts in the header are for 170K of profit last year (2005) and for 610K profit this year (2006). I would hope these comign results will put ACC into the 7.5p to 10p range (around 9p would be good) with a break through into the 10p to 12.5p range after interims later this year (H2).
The "market', the "city" its all of us and all of them, everyone, if people buy into the grwoth story, and see the outlook strong for ACC with recurring revenues, then in time the price will rise along with the good news. Its best performance may come in 07/08/09 but certainly in 06 the start of the story should be seen, and therefore people should start to take notice.
The other turnaround one I am following in this "unloved" class in UNG. Recent price movements may suggest otherwise, but I thouroughly see that one as going into full year profits at March prelims, with a progressive div policy, and with a clear vision. On current year (06) forecasts its on a pr PER of 7 (if you believe the forecasts, I do)

I am a little surprised at the lack of interest in this gem.
Full results out in just over a week with for me the interesting
bit a mini presentation.
Eager to tell us how much dosh they have made....lol

It is quiet, but that in itself is sometimes a good sign ;) Most stock charts you see with big rises, if you go backwards, their BB's were very quiet before ;)

What's going on here then.
Suddenly awake. on zero trades
Must be some large buys coming through.

It's the start to a week of frantic buying before the results next wednesday Ted1!!!?!

kim

Lets hope so eh.
What price are we heady for 10p...12p...
Who knows

A heady one that's for sure!!
Kim

Nice moves today.

I'm in @7.5p from last week..... here's hoping !

PP, excellent moves on small volume, finals due wed 8th I believe, could gather a head of steam approaching them.
2517

Kim, no sign of frantic buying yet, but a tick up on a sell, just like yesterday.
2517

2517

Probably see a bit more movement Mon to Wed, buyers on the lookout for good Pre-Close updates, marrying them with finals date and then stacking up for a few days beforehand - those are the ones who will sell after the results irrespective of whether they are good or bad, I'm sticking with these long term no matter what! It was encouraging to see directors buying last October,usually a good sign.
kim

Kim
Yes directors buying is encouraging, although not massive amounts, I will be hanging on to mine as well, may even top up as I bought lower than the directors prices, I have PP to thank for bringing them to my attention.
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Yes, you can usually count on PP to pick a good one - isn't that right PP?!
I usually shy away from Techy shares, there are so many companies out there and sooo many failures! ACC does seem solid and I have felt comfortable holding.
kim

There we go... afternoon tick up again..
Results out on Wednesday.

A nice 115k buy after the bell and over the offer.

Still moving well, and we will know the results soon enough.

FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 8 MARCH 2006

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

('Access Intelligence or 'the Group')

(A technology-based support services group which uses the power of
internet-based information and communication technologies to deliver vital
information and support services to a broad range of companies)

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

FOR

THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2005

2005 2004 Change

000 000

Turnover 1,943 543 358%

Profit / (loss) before tax and amortisation

of goodwill 175 (259) N/a

Loss before tax (10) (381) N/a

Basic earnings / (loss) per share (0.10p) (1.59p) N/a

Adjusted earnings / (loss) per share 0.21p (1.02p) N/a

Dividends per share Nil Nil N/a

* Turnover adjusted for acquisitions up by 45%

* Recurring revenue for current year around 2m p.a.

* Capital raising of 2.8m net of expenses.

* Net cash 603,000 (2004: net debt 224,000)

* Two substantial acquisitions

*
+ Ridgeway Technologies Limited for initial payment of 700,000

+ Due North Limited for an initial payment of 1.5 million

* Current trading in line with market expectations

For further information:

Access Intelligence plc 01904 520 840

Jeremy Hamer (Non Executive Chairman)

Brendan Austin (Chief Executive)

Colin Davies (Finance Director)

Cubitt Consulting 020 7367 5100

Brian Coleman-Smith / Allison Reid / Nia Thomas

Corporate Synergy 020 7448 4400

Rhod Cruwys / David Seal

Background Note

Who are we and what do we do?

Access Intelligence is a group of companies, with operations in York,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Chorley in Lancashire and Stockport in Greater Manchester,
delivering a range of business critical support services to private and public
sector organisations.

The team of directors, Jeremy Hamer, Brendan Austin, Colin Davies, Ian Savage
and Alwin Thompson, has extensive experience in making successful acquisitions
while simultaneously driving organic growth. In the two years since flotation,
Access Intelligence has acquired and successfully integrated two businesses.

The Group Today

Today, Access Intelligence is a technology-based support services business. It
harnesses the power of internet-based information and communication
technologies (ICT) to deliver vital information and support services.
Specifically these are:

* Digital marketing services and business development support;

* Online and offline data storage back-up and retrieval;

* Sourcing and procurement software for both buyers and suppliers in industry
and local government; and

* Electronic news and c

FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 8 MARCH 2006

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

('Access Intelligence or 'the Group')

(A technology-based support services group which uses the power of
internet-based information and communication technologies to deliver vital
information and support services to a broad range of companies)

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

FOR

THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2005

2005 2004 Change

000 000

Turnover 1,943 543 358%

Profit / (loss) before tax and amortisation

of goodwill 175 (259) N/a

Loss before tax (10) (381) N/a

Basic earnings / (loss) per share (0.10p) (1.59p) N/a

Adjusted earnings / (loss) per share 0.21p (1.02p) N/a

Dividends per share Nil Nil N/a

* Turnover adjusted for acquisitions up by 45%

* Recurring revenue for current year around 2m p.a.

* Capital raising of 2.8m net of expenses.

* Net cash 603,000 (2004: net debt 224,000)

* Two substantial acquisitions

*
+ Ridgeway Technologies Limited for initial payment of 700,000

+ Due North Limited for an initial payment of 1.5 million

* Current trading in line with market expectations

For further information:

Access Intelligence plc 01904 520 840

Jeremy Hamer (Non Executive Chairman)

Brendan Austin (Chief Executive)

Colin Davies (Finance Director)

Cubitt Consulting 020 7367 5100

Brian Coleman-Smith / Allison Reid / Nia Thomas

Corporate Synergy 020 7448 4400

Rhod Cruwys / David Seal

Background Note

Who are we and what do we do?

Access Intelligence is a group of companies, with operations in York,
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Chorley in Lancashire and Stockport in Greater Manchester,
delivering a range of business critical support services to private and public
sector organisations.

The team of directors, Jeremy Hamer, Brendan Austin, Colin Davies, Ian Savage
and Alwin Thompson, has extensive experience in making successful acquisitions
while simultaneously driving organic growth. In the two years since flotation,
Access Intelligence has acquired and successfully integrated two businesses.

The Group Today

Today, Access Intelligence is a technology-based support services business. It
harnesses the power of internet-based information and communication
technologies (ICT) to deliver vital information and support services.
Specifically these are:

* Digital marketing services and business development support;

* Online and offline data storage back-up and retrieval;

* Sourcing and procurement software for both buyers and suppliers in industry
and local government; and

* Electronic news and current awareness digests of government initiatives,
policies and finance affecting business, the professions and the public
sector.

The Business Model

The majority of the Group's income is derived from repeat revenues delivered
through recurring contracts ranging between one and five years. This model
provides excellent visibility of future revenues and, with effective customer
retention, outstanding gross margins over the longer term.

The Strategy for Growth

The strategy is to acquire businesses which have good management and high
growth potential that fit the revenue model while, at the same time, adding
value to the Group's existing services.

The businesses acquired will have substantial autonomy to develop within
budgets agreed with the Group Chief Executive and Finance Director, whilst
benefiting from the experience and cross selling opportunities provided by
being part of an expanding group of companies.

At this stage of the Group's development, the Central Group Executive Team,
which is based in York, will be kept to a maximum of four people, including
support staff. The Non-Executive Directors will continue to be involved in
sourcing and evaluating potential acquisitions and monitoring the performance
of the Group.

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

FOR

THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2005

Chairman's statement

I am very pleased to announce our results for the year ended 30th November
2005. This year has seen the Group transformed by both the fundraising we
completed in December 2004 and the two acquisitions we made in June and July
2005. Together with the progress we have made in our core businesses this has
been an excellent year.

Results

Group turnover was up by 358% to 1,943,000 (2004: 543,000). Turnover adjusted
for acquisitions grew by 45%. Operating profit before amortisation has now
moved into a profit of 175,000 (2004: Loss 259,000). Adjusted earnings per
share improved significantly to 0.21p (2004: Loss per share of 1.02p).

The Group is not proposing to pay a dividend on the ordinary shares. The
dividend scheduled in the accounts is payable to the preference share holders.

The Year in focus

In December 2004 we raised 3,000,000 (2,808,000 net) at 10p per share to
accelerate our acquisition strategy. At the year-end we had net cash of
603,000 (2004: Net Debt 224,000).

On June 27th 2005 we completed a reverse takeover of Ridgeway Technologies
Limited ('Ridgeway Technologies'), a leading provider of managed data storage,
retrieval and network solutions. The acquisition complemented the activities of
Backup and Running plc ('Backup and Running') our online data storage and
retrieval business. Ridgeway was purchased for a cash consideration of 650,000
and 50,000 in Access Intelligence shares. There were net cash balances at
completion of 176,000. There is an earn-out payable in shares based upon 5
times profits in excess of 100,000 for the year ended December 2005 which is
likely to result in the Group issuing a further 800,000 in Ordinary Shares.
Since joining the Group Ridgeway and Backup and Running have been merged
operationally enabling us better to exploit reseller channels and reduce costs
by 75,000 annually.

On the 6th July 2005 we completed the purchase of Due North Limited ('Due
North') a leading software developer of e-commerce solutions predominantly in
purchasing and procurement, to both public and private sectors. The
consideration at completion was 1,000,000 in cash and 500,000 in Access
Intelligence shares. There is an earn-out in place providing the vendors with 4
times 2006 operating profits in excess of 350,000 and 3 times 2007 operating
profits in excess of 450,000. These payments will be predominantly share
based. At this stage we have made a provision of 350,000 for additional
payments.

Our other two companies The Marketing Guild Limited ('Marketing Guild') who
provide marketing and business development information and support to small and
medium sized businesses and Wired Gov Limited ('Wired Gov') who provide an
electronic distribution service of government initiatives, policies and finance
affecting businesses, have both developed their offering significantly during
the year.

Our business model

The Group's objective is to acquire and build businesses which provide services
to corporates and the public sector by way of recurring revenue contracts
lasting between one and five years. This model provides excellent visibility of
future revenues and, with effective customer retention, outstanding gross
margins over the longer term. On the first day of the new financial year we had
approximately 2m of contracted recurring revenue for this year.

Staff

Our future prosperity is in large measure dependent on the ability and loyalty
of our people. Their specialist knowledge and skills is key to providing our
value added services to our customers. Staff turnover is low and we continue to
attract high calibre people.

On behalf of the board I would like to thank our employees for their continued
commitment.

Current Trading and Outlook

We have begun the new year in line with market expectations. The markets where
we compete are still buoyant and together with our continuing investment in
technology and people development enable us to view the Group's outlook with
optimism.

We continue to look for further businesses to join the Group and are encouraged
by the opportunities available to us. In conclusion we are looking forward to
another significant step forward in 2006 founded on full year contributions
from Ridgeway and Due North.

Jeremy Hamer

Chairman

8 March 2006

Chief Executives Review

Looking back

Last year we completed two strategic acquisitions. Both companies have strong
management teams and operate in expanding markets.

Ridgeway Technologies, which trades as Willow Starcom, supplies mission
critical data storage, retrieval and network solutions to mid-sized corporate
businesses.

It sells its services predominantly through a reseller channel, which enables
them to grow with a minimum increase in headcount. Currently more than 50% of
its revenues are recurring.

The acquisition has enabled us to move Backup and Running from York to Willow
Starcom's premises in Chorley in Lancashire with the added advantages of using
their channel to sell our online service and utilise its 24-hour support centre
to service our existing customer base. Both sales forces are tightly integrated
and are already supplying each other with sales opportunities.

Due North, based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, develops business support software
using industry standard platforms. Its e-procurement software is used widely in
the local authority sector. It provides a complete closed loop solution which
enables authorities to save money and increase operational efficiencies. The
product suite enables any organisation to manage the complete customer supplier
relationship from initial expression of interest, through tender evaluation,
post tender negotiation - using its reverse auction software - contract award
and management. Since joining the group Due North has nearly doubled its market
penetration and has begun opening up opportunities in health, universities and
the private sector.

Wired Gov, based in Stockport in Greater Manchester, which uses its technology
platform to provide government press releases to a growing subscriber base in
both public and private sectors, has seen year on year growth of 10%.
Subscriber retention rate is 94%, demonstrating the value its customers place
on the service they receive. During the year it increased revenues from
permission based advertising sponsorship by 86%. In 2006 the management plans
to launch a newsletter to capitalise on that success to increase advertising
and sponsorship revenues.

The Marketing Guild, based at the head office in York, has continued to develop
the Platinum Service offering increased benefits to members. During the year it
has increased revenues by 34%. A new online service has been launched during
the year with an encouraging response.

The year ahead

Market conditions look promising for our data storage and recovery division
Willow Starcom and Backup and Running. The world network storage software
market rose 10% year on year to reach $2.1bn in the third quarter of 2005. At
the same time the back-up and archive market increased by 12.7% growth (IDC
2005). We believe this trend will continue as the increasing awareness of
regulatory compliance among companies grows. Storage revenues are set to grow
globally by 20% in 2006 and 18.5% in 2007. (EIU 2005).

Legislation such as the Data Protection Act and the Freedom of Information Act
will fuel this growth as will high press coverage of Basel II and the US
initiated Sarbanes-Oxley legislation. E-mail archiving and retrieval is set to
grow at an annual compound rate of 34.5% until 2009 (IDC 2005).

We will launch Starscan, our managed e-mail scanning service, in May to support
our e-mail retrieval capability to capitalise on this opportunity. We are
increasing our sales resource and support infrastructure in support of this
initiative.

Due North is well positioned to take advantage of the efficiency targets and
savings set out in the Gershon review of civil procurement, by building on its
success in local authorities and emergency services. Additional sales resource
has been invested to enable it to increase its share of the health service and
universities markets. It continues to seek partners to help it exploit the
private sector.

In summary we have positioned ourselves to take advantage of the opportunities
that are available to us following the restructuring of the Group and we remain
confident, barring a major economic downturn, that we will have another
successful year.

Brendan Austin

Chief Executive

8 March 2006

Finance Director's Review

During the year we successfully raised 2.8m new equity net of expenses and
introduced new institutions to our shareholder base. The fundraising allowed us
to acquire two companies and start to build some critical mass within the
Group.

Although the Group has grown by acquisition our existing companies demonstrated
organic growth of 45%, which is an excellent achievement.

During the year we repaid all our bank loans and at the year-end had net cash
of 603,000.

The strategy of the Group is to focus on companies that have a high element of
recurring revenue. We believe that this will underpin the quality of earnings
and generate strong cash flow. At the start of the current financial year
income from contracts, licences fees and subscriptions was approaching 2m.
p.a.

Colin Davies

Finance Director

8 March 2006

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2005

Notes 2005 2004

000 000

Turnover

Continuing operations 787 543

Acquisitions 1,156 -

----------- -----------

1,943 543

Cost of sales (782) (290)

----------- -----------

Gross profit 1,161 253

Operating expenses

Amortisation of goodwill (185) (122)

Other operating expenses (1,061) (504)

----------- -----------

Total operating expenses (1,246) (626)

Operating profit (loss)

Continuing operations (21) (251)

Acquisitions 121 -

Amortisation of goodwill (185) (122)

----------- -----------

Operating (loss) (85) (373)

Interest receivable 79 9

Interest payable (4) (17)

----------- -----------

(Loss) on ordinary activities before (10) (381)
taxation

Taxation 3 (50) 41

----------- ----------

(Loss) for the financial year (60) (340)

Dividends (16) -

----------- -----------

(Loss) transferred to reserves (76) (340)

====== ======

Basic earnings per share 2 (0.10p) (1.59p)

====== =====

Adjusted earnings per share 2 0.21p (1.02p)

====== =====

Diluted earnings per share 2 (0.10p) (1.53p)

====== =====

Diluted adjusted earnings per share 2 0.20p (0.98p)

====== =====

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

AT 30 NOVEMBER 2005

Notes 2005 2004

'000 '000

Fixed assets

Intangible 5 5,730 2,433

Tangible 123 83

---------- ----------

5,853 2,516

---------- ----------

Current assets

Stocks 277 14

Debtors 1,122 121

Cash at bank and in hand 603 31

---------- ----------

2,003 166

Creditors: amounts falling due within one (2,245) (361)
year

---------- ----------

Net current ( liabilities)/assets (242) (195)

---------- ----------

Total assets less current liabilities 5,611 2,321

Creditors: amounts falling due after more than (150) (142)
one year

Net assets ---------- ----------

5,461 2,179

---------- ----------

Capital and reserves

Called up share capital 508 332

Share premium account 5,369 2,187

Other reserves

Profit and loss account (416) (340)

---------- ----------

Equity shareholders' funds 5,461 2,179

---------- ----------


ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT

FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2005

Notes 2005 2004

'000 '000

Net cash outflow from operating activities (172) (540)

--------- ---------

Returns on investments and servicing of
finance

Interest paid (4) (17)

Interest received 79 9

Dividends Paid (16)

Net cash inflow/ (outflow) from returns on 59 -------
investments and servicing of finance
(8)

Taxation (24) -

Capital expenditure and financial investment

Purchase of intangible fixed assets (57) (98)

Purchase of tangible fixed assets (92) (49)

Net cash outflow from capital expenditure --------- ---------

(149) (147)

-------- --------

Acquisitions and disposals

Purchase of subsidiary undertakings (1,971) (1,753)

Net cash acquired with subsidiaries 276 ---------

---------

Net cash outflow from acquisitions and (1,695) (1,753)
disposals

--------- ---------

Net cash outflow before financing (1,981) (2,448)

Financing

Issue of share capital 3,000 2,727

Costs of Fundraising (192) (208)

Net movement on loans (213) (82)

Net cash inflow from financing --------- ---------

2,595 2,437

--------- ---------

Increase/(Decrease) in cash 614 (11)

---------- ----------

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL INFORMATION

1. Basis of preparation and financial information

The financial information in this preliminary announcement has been prepared in
accordance with the accounting policies set out in the financial statements of
Access Intelligence PLC for the financial year ended 30 November 2005 which
have remained unchanged from the financial year 2004.

The financial information in this document does not constitute the company's
statutory accounts for the financial year ended 30 November 2005 or financial
year 2004, but is derived from those accounts. Statutory accounts for 2004 have
been delivered to the Registrar of Companies and those for 2005 will be
delivered following the company's Annual General Meeting. The auditors have
reported on these accounts; their reports were unqualified and did not contain
statements under sections 237 (2) or (3) of the Companies Act 1985.

2. Earnings per share

Earnings per share is calculated on the basis of profit for the year after tax
divided by the weighted average number of shares in issue for 2005 of
59,152,498 (2004: 21,361,595).

Diluted earnings per share is calculated on the basis of profit for the year
after tax divided by the weighted average number of shares in issue for 2005
adjusted for the dilutive effect of options granted which totals 62,502,498
(2004: 22,200,095).

An adjusted earnings per share and a diluted adjusted earnings per share, which
exclude goodwill amortisation, have also been calculated to allow shareholders
to gain a clearer understanding of the trading performance of the Group.

2005 2004

Earnings Weighted Per Share Earnings Weighted Per Share
Average No of Amount Average No of Amount
'000 shares pence '000 shares pence

Earnings (60) 59,152,498 (0.10p) (340) 21,361,595 (1.59p)
attributable to ordinary
shareholders

Amortisation 185 - - 122 - -
of goodwill
-------- ----------- ----------- ---------- ----------- -----------

Adjusted 125 59,152,498 0.21p (218) 21,361,595 (1.02p)
earnings per
share ======= ======== ====== ======= ======== ======

Dilutive - 3,350,000 - - 838,500 -
effect of
options ------------ ------------- ----------- ------------ ------------- -----------

Diluted (60) 62,502,498 (0.10p) (340) 22,200,895 (1.53p)
earnings per
share

--------- ------------ -------- --------- ------------ --------

Diluted 125 62,502,498 0.20p (218) 22,200,895 (0.98p)
adjusted
earnings per ====== ======= ===== ====== ======= =====
share

3. Taxation

2005 2004

'000 '000

Corporation tax at 30% (2004: 30%) 42 -

Deferred tax 8 (41)

---------- ----------

50 (41)

---------- -----------

Factors affecting the tax charge for the year

The corporation tax assessed for the year is lower than the standard rate of
corporation tax in the United Kingdom of 30% (2004: 30%). The differences are
explained below:

2005 2004

'000 '000

Profit (Loss) on ordinary activities before tax (10) (381)

====== ======

Profit (Loss) on ordinary activities multiplied by (2) (72)
standard rate of corporation tax in the UK of 30%
(2003: 30%)

Effect of:

Expenses not deductible for tax purposes (1) (4)

Capital allowances in excess of depreciation 1 9

Other timing differences 35 26

Adjustment due to tax rate of 19% 17 -

---------- ----------

Current tax charge for the year 50 (41)

---------- ----------

4 Acquisitions

The acquisitions of the Group for the year were as follows:

On 27 June 2005, the entire issued share capital of Ridgeway Technologies
Limited (RT) was acquired for an initial consideration of 700,000 satisfied by
the issue of 500,000 shares at 10p per share and cash of 650,000. Deferred
consideration of up to 1m is payable dependent on the results for the year
ended 31 December 2005. A provision has been made for additional consideration
payable in shares of 800,000.

On 5 July 2005 the entire issued share capital of Due North Limited (DN) was
acquired for an initial consideration of 1 million, which was satisfied by the
issue of 4,686,034 ordinary shares at 10.67p per share and 1,000,000 in cash.
Deferred consideration of up to 1.85m is payable dependent on the results for
the three years ending 31 August 2008. At this stage a provision has been made
for Deferred consideration of 350,000.

The acquisitions have been accounted for using the acquisition method of
accounting, and goodwill arising on consolidation has been capitalised and will
be amortised over a period of 20 years, their expected useful lives.

The following table sets out the identifiable assets and liabilities acquired:

RT DN Total

'000 '000 '000

Tangible fixed assets 29 17 46

Stocks 238 238

Debtors 423 180 603

Cash 176 100 276

Creditors (632) (205) (837)

Taxation (34) (32) (66)

--------- --------- ---------

Net assets acquired 200 60 260

Fair value adjustments

Goodwill 1,469 1,942 3,411

--------- --------- ---------

Satisfied by: 1,669 2,002 3,671

------- -------- --------

Cash 650 1,000 1,650

Issue of shares 50 500 550

Deferred consideration 800 350 1,150

Acquisition costs 169 152 321

------- -------- --------

1,669 2,002 3,671

------- -------- --------

Ridgeway Technologies Limited achieved a profit before taxation of 102,000 in
the year ended 31 December 2004. The profit before taxation of Due North
Limited was 69,000 in the year ended 31 August 2004.

5. Intangible fixed assets

Goodwill Development Total
costs
'000 '000
'000

------------- ------------- -------------

Cost

At 1 December 2004 2,435 134 2569

Additions - 92 92

On acquisition 3,411 3,411

------------- ------------- -------------

At 30 November 2005 5,846 226 6,072

------------- ------------- -------------

Amortisation

At 1 December 2004 122 14 136

Charge for the year 185 20 205

------------- ------------- -------------

At 30 November 2005 307 34 341

------------- ------------- -------------

Net book amount

At 30 November 2005 5,539 192 5,731

------------- ------------- -------------

At 30 November 2004 2,313 120 2,433

------------- ------------- -------------

The useful economic life of the goodwill in respect of all acquisitions is 20
years, based on the directors' assessment of the income streams of the acquired
businesses.

Copies of the preliminary announcement are available from the company's
Registered Office at Regency House, Westminster Place, York Business Park,
York, YO26 6RW. The Annual Report and Accounts for the financial year ended 30
November 2005 will be posted to shareholders on or about 8 April 2006.

Well, what a load of rubbish this is....what a bummer ! Another share with good results and the SP goes down !... this one was supposed to have gone up on results.....now totally hacked off !

PP where are you ? what's going on mate ?

If the SPO goes down when the news is this good... what's it gonna take take for the SP to go up !?

Access Intelligence swings into FY profit pre-goodwill
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Access Intelligence PLC, a technology-based support services group, turned around to profits in 2005 with a pretax figure before goodwill of 175,000 stg, up from a loss of 259,000 stg a year earlier.

Turnover surged to 1.9 mln stg from 543,000 stg and the pretax loss after goodwill was 10,000 stg, reduced from a loss of 381,000 stg in 2004.

The group added that current trading is in line with market expectations.

The markets where Access competes are still buoyant and together with continuing investment in technology and people development the group said this gives it an optimistic outlook.

Chairman Jeremy Hamer said the group continues to look for further businesses to join it and is encouraged by the opportunities available.

Market conditions look promising for the group's data storage and recovery division Willow Starcom and Backup and Running, Hamer said. Storage revenues are set to grow globally by 20 pct in 2006 and 18.5 pct in 2007.

Access will launch Starscan, its managed e-mail scanning service, in May to support its e-mail retrieval capability. It is also increasing its sales resource and support infrastructure in support of this initiative.

Hamer also said Due North is well positioned to take advantage of the efficiency targets and savings set out in the Gershon review of civil procurement, by building on its success in local authorities and emergency services.

Chief executive Brendan Austin said the group has positioned itself to take advantage of the opportunities that are available to it following its restructuring and it remains confident, barring a major economic downturn, that it will have another successful year.

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slm

skyhigh
I agree the sp fall is annoying, the pre-ex figures were (5K) better than forecast but the eps was just shy (0.21) of the expected (0.25). T/O up impressively and due to increase again in 06. I have built up a position in these, fortunately at lower than the current price, imo PP was correct in his thinking that the sp will appreciate over the coming months, this is one to tuck away.
2517

Results were in line and good, outlook good, and also this year we are in line with forecasts (which is 0.75p EPS).

Short term price movements aside (and yes they annoy but in the scheme of things are not of concern for the long term) then things look good and ACC is on the long road of recovery. Interims should confirm the short term positives and I think it will not be too many months before a rise through 10p and holding 10p as support in future. One to tuck away it certainy is 2517.

Some good news......
UK smallcap opening - Access Intelligence up as FD buys stock
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Access Intelligence attracted support and rose 0.63 to 7.75 pence in response to news that finance director Colin Davies has picked up 200,000 shares at a price of 8 pence.

the up tick didn't last long did it ? disappointing considering all the "hype"
Will place this on the back burner for now...

Director buy at 8p :)

And now the latest update from www.armshare.com :

"The company broker's note dated 8th March projects EPS of 0.75p for 2005/6 and 0.85p for 2006/7 representing P/Es of 10.3 and 9.1 respectively based on the share price of 7.75p at 8th March. The company is going through a classic phase where it is just moving into profit, the bottom line figures are tiny and the City gets bored, particularly as the AIM universe gets bigger - these situations create attractive opportunities for alert and patient private investors - Access is one such opportunity."

A bit in the Independent today on ACC :

http://money.independent.co.uk/personal_finance/invest_save/article351905.ece

"My success with GSC has, however, been nullified by the performance of Access Intelligence, an online support services group. I paid 9p for the shares; they are now 6.5p. But I am staying on board; it is a promising enterprise. And I believe it will eventually deliver. The year's results were not too bad, although below my expectations. I'd anticipated a "true" pre-tax profit. But the ubiquitous goodwill amortisation charge (here, 185,000) had to be logged in, and a 175,000 "profit" became a 10,000 loss.

Still, the figures represent a sharp improvement on the previous year. And progress is likely to continue. The company's City adviser, Corporate Synergy, is looking for profits a little above 600,000 this year, with 940,000 likely next. If it is on target, the shares are cheap. Certainly one of the directors, Colin Davies, thinks they are worth picking up - he paid 8p a time to lift his interest to 4 per cent.

Access put through two acquisitions last year and I would not be surprised if more were clinched. It is a lean, mean tiddler with a head-office staff of just four and a capitalisation of less than 4m."

sounds encouraging for the future... Although disappointed with the SP since results I'll continue to hold...and maybe top up at these levels...

Good post from GHF :

You may be interested in "Shares" update on 16/3/06:-

"Access Intelligence (ACC:AIM) Finals PTP: -0.01m (-0.381m) Divi: n/a (n/a)
Those investors who dumped Access Intelligences shares on the day of
the results may not look so clever if the company can build on the
foundations laid in 2005, when it made two key acquisitions and
continued to build a subscription-based revenue model.
The York-based company pocketed Ridgeway and Due North for a
maximum 4.65 million last year and is already reaping the benefits. Due
North bagged its first private sector deal for its e-commerce package and
Ridgeway has been merged into ACCs existing data storage and recovery
arm, Backup and Running, opening up new client opportunities.
CEO Brendan Austin told Shares, Theres a strong compliance side to
companies data storage and retrieval fears and there are lots of external
factors that should drive growth for the foreseeable future.
Austin cites regulatory developments for banks, such as Basel II and
Sarbanes-Oxley, and the one to three-year duration of the companys
typical licences means it can now bank recurring revenues 2 million a
year, with the potential for more to come.
Further acquisitions may be on the cards but Austin pointed out, We
have a large recurring revenue base and, given the good gross margins
here, there is no reason why we will not pay out a dividend in time.

■ Shares says: The shares still lie below the 10p level at which
the company raised 3 million in November 2004 but those
recurring revenues mean patience could be rewarded.

Just received a tip-sheet recommending ACC - Target price for December 2006 14.5p

Just out from uk-analyst.com email 2nd/April/06 :

http://www.uk-analyst.com/ and http://www.ukmicrocap.com/default.asp


Buy Access Intelligence

Argues Newly launched UKMicrocap.com

The Investment Case: Access Intelligence has established a business which is profitable, cash generative and - having covered its central fixed costs - operationally geared. Two acquisitions have been made since the company floated on AIM and we believe that more are in the pipeline. If the cash on the balance sheet is deducted from the market capitalisation the company trades on a 2006 price earnings ratio of 7.6, falling to just 5.4 (despite an increased tax charge). The shares are far too lowly rated and are a buy.

Company Description: Based in York, Access Intelligence is building a portfolio of assets which provide businesses and local authorities with IT related services which are predominantly subscription based. The company listed on AIM in November 2003 and a year later raised 3 million pounds at 10p per share when its three operations provided marketing advice (The Marketing Guild), provided e-mail management for those seeking access to public sector press releases (Wired-Gov) and a disaster recovery service for small corporates (Backup and Running). Those old core businesses are profitable but not heavily so and were not - on their own- able to cover the group overhead. Hence in June 2005 Access purchased Ridgeway, a provider of specialist IT services for the backup and storage of data for 700,000 pounds. And in July it paid 1.5 million pounds to buy Due North which is a developer of e-commerce solutions primarily for local Government and for the emergency services.

These two acquisitions are both significant in terms of scale. Both businesses were profitable in the period prior to acquisition and of the 4.5 million pounds group sales forecast for the current financial year we expect 3.5 million pounds to have come from the acquisitions with 2.5 million pounds of that generated by Ridgeway.

Key Data

Spread: 6.5- 7.25p
Market Capitalisation: 4.4 million pounds
Net Cash Estimate: 600,000 pounds
Ticker: ACC
Contact: CEO Brendan Austin 01904 520840

Financials: Access published its results for the year to November 30th 2005 on March 8th. It should be remembered that the two large acquisitions made no contribution during the first half. Hence 2006 is likely to see a significant ramp up in sales and profitability thanks primarily to these acquisitions, albeit with net interest income likely to fall. The board confirmed on March 8th that Access is trading in line with market expectations and that means that it is also delivering some organic growth across all of its businesses. Our forecasts assume that Access makes no further acquisitions and thus continues to earn a modest interest income. In fact we consider that unlikely and expect that Access will make a number of acquisitions over the next two years using cash, debt and - when its own rating improves - its own equity as the currency.

The company did not pay tax in 2004 and paid only a modest sum in 2005. We expect the tax rate to be 20% in 2006 and from 2007 it to be a "normal" 30%. This rising tax rate serves to reduce the rate of stated earnings growth between 2004 and 2007. Our forecasts exclude goodwill amortization and the forecasts below are those of UKMicrocap.com and have not been approved by the company.

Management: Access was reversed into a cash shell and that explains the presence of serial corporate operator Jeremy Hamer on its board as chairman. However the key figure is CEO Brendan Austin - a capable and safe pair of hands. We have met with Austin on a number of occasions are reassured that he has a keen grasp on his business and has the vision to grow it via acquisition as well as organically but will not overpay for that growth.

Bull Points

*A strong and cautious management team, motivated to succeed by owning a 15% stake in the business. Finance director Colin Davies bought 200,000 additional shares after the final results..

* The company has net cash and is both profitable and cash generative.

* The company will grow its top line this year both as a result of organic growth and thanks to having a full contribution from the acquisitions of 2005

* The subscription based model means that a large portion of revenues are recurring

* Customers are in local government are recession resilient.

* With the corporate fixed overhead now covered, Access is operationally geared.


Bear Points

* The company is overly dependent on one senior manager Brendan Austin..

* The company operates from a number of sites which is not necessarily the most efficient way to cross market.

* Small business customers are not recession resilient.

Valuation and 1 Year Target: It is our belief that 2006 and 2007 will see a sharp uplift in sales as Access benefits from the acquisitions of 2005 and delivers some, modest, organic growth. We have not included assumptions about further acquisitions in our forecasts but expect them to happen and to enhance earnings (the Due North deal was 47% earnings enhancing). We believe that a business, demonstrating strong and consistent growth in the IT sector and which is cash generative merits a valuation of at least 12 times prospective earnings, plus net cash. We assume that during 2006 Access will generate cash an will end the year with net cash of c850,000 pounds of cash - worth 1.3p per share. On that basis our December 2006 target price is 14.5p.

Assessment: We believe that there is a share overhang in this stock caused by a number of charities given stock pre IPO wishing to sell. This is holding back the share price and masks the fact that Access is delivering on its chosen strategy, has a good visibility of earnings, is delivering impressive earnings growth and has a strong cash position. At 6.875p these shares should be bought at once

UKMicrocap was launched yesterday and is published by the six top tipsters working for t1ps.com Ltd. It covers only stocks valued at less than 6.66 million pounds. The membership of this site is restricted to just 200 members so that each subscriber has a realistic chance of accessing these most dynamic of small cap investments at, or close to, the tip price.

pp,

I spoke with Brendon Austin at Master Investor 2006 on Saturday and he has another acquisition lined up which he says is a perfect fit for the group as whole and is very complimentary to what they are doing. But of course a deal isn't a deal until signed and accepted by shareholders etc etc. But with the new Tip from the T1ps.com spin off UKMicrocap with the target of 14.5p (By Xmas in Tom Winnifrith's view) things are looking better. Hopefully the stock overhang caused by certain charities selling will quickly clear. Good luck to all.

Thanks SM.

L2 now 3 v 1 8/9

At last! the SP turns good.. now just above breake even... if it doubles from here in the next 6-9mths then good show. bring it on! (although horrified by the reference to Tom W..(usually the kiss of the death!)

I don't think I'll ever understand shares properly, 7 trades, all positive and the bid price is dropped 0.75p. I guess the mm's are having fun.
2517

ditto, how do u work out when or if the mm's are avin a laff or it is genuine???

not good good George as you say but.... good time to get some more... this'll drift for a few months then pick up over the summer towards the next results.. It'll come good.. (imho)

skyhigh, I'm sure it will come good, I am in profit with these but I think there is far more to come imo. I believe it's one of many excellent co's that suffer because they are under researched and not on the map as it were.
2517

oh, just ignore me why dont ya, im not bitter!

Kivver, I'm not ignoring you, like yourself, I don't know. It would be nice to figure out the MM's mind, perhaps that's the answer - nobody knows.
2517

After more than 220k buys & no sells we are back to where we started this morning hmmm.
2517

Looks like people got more and the price went up..Peeps have this on the watch list and are diving in when it drops... as you say.... hmmmmm

lets hope the expectation of this share will be realised i have no doubt the company will flourish but will the market regonise it? Always a danger with smalll cap shares.

encouraging hike in the bid this morning.... wonder what's been going behind the scene this week to make it go up & down like a yo-yo!

Kivver/skyhigh... maybe another acquisition in the wings, on 02/12/05 they mentioned that the pipeline of potential acquisitions remained buoyant and, they still had net cash in excess of 600,000.
2517

Its the ACC yo-yo effect :)

When they shake it down, then you know there is a buy around, so it will go back up :)

Nice set of results today, good progress and outlook.

Yes... It's looking good ! onwards and upwards..

Yes very promising , we could be looking at eps for the full year of around 0.45p.
2517

shame about the current sp though... was well up first thing and looking good but has now dropped back.. I bbought in earlier in the yr at 8p so need this to go some to get into profit...

Im looking foward to St Ledgers Day, this should then move up to where it should be.

'scuse my ignorance but why St Ledgers Day (& when is it anyway?)

Hi Sky, its an old saying in the shares world 'Sell in May and go away until St Ledgers Day''. St Ledgers is actually a famous horse race in September. Its meant to reflect the lower activity seen durung the holiday months. Smaller caps often are overseen in these lull times especially in an uncertain market. Is it true???? working lunch programme has a view:-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/working_lunch/4469277.stm

Nice article on ACC on http://www.growthcompany.co.uk and a "speculative buy" rating.

Yes, good article - thanks Papal... shame about the sp this though... best shape the company has been in and nearly the lowest sp ever !.... Good time to top up me thinks as the future looks good.

yea thanks PP!!

FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 20 SEPTEMBER 2006

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

Proposed Acquisition of Management Services 2000 Limited

Placing of 25,000,000 new Ordinary Shares at 6 pence per share to raise 1,500,000

Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting

Nominated Adviser and Broker

Corporate Synergy Plc

* Placing of 25,000,000 ordinary shares at 6p per Ordinary Share

* Acquisition of Management Services 2000 ("MS2M"), a developer of compliance
software for the financial services industry, for an initial consideration
of 1.95 million

*
+ 1.45 million in cash (cash consideration 1 million together with an
amount equal to the cash balances of MS2M in excess of 300,000,
estimated to be 450,000)

+ 500,000 in new Ordinary Shares.

+ Deferred consideration based on five times the average operating profit
for the two years ending 31 May 2007 and 31 May 2008 less the amount of
the initial consideration

+ Total deferred consideration not exceeding 2.5 million.

* MS2M generated operating profits of 104,000 on a turnover of 607,000 in
the year ended 31 May 2004 and profits of 299,000 on a turnover of
893,000 in the year ended 31 May 2005. It has recurring revenues of
approximately 300,000 per annum.

Jeremy Hamer, the Chairman of Access Intelligence, commented:

"The acquisition of Management Services 2000, known as MS2M, is, we believe,
another excellent acquisition for Access Intelligence. It has a blue chip
client base among some of the leading banks, building societies and financial
institutions.

With the increasing compliance requirements both in UK and the European Union,
we believe that MS2M has tremendous growth opportunities particularly in the UK
where its "Virtual Compliance Officer" helps companies comply with the
Financial Services Authority's regulatory requirements.

The Group's existing businesses are performing well and the we believe that
they have exciting growth prospects."

Good news.... seems like a smart move opening up lots of new potential...however, not sure if this is the correct assumption to make but they seem to have paid alot for it...and, without any incremental growth etc., would take 5yrs+ before the're in pocket....

market dosn't seem too impressed either... sp bid gone back down..

Well this was the deal that Brendan Austen spoke to me about at Master Investor 2006 (1 Apr 06). I note skyhigh's concerns about time it will take to profit the group. Any other views?

The max. cost to ACC appears to be just below 4.5 spread over 2 years. Good margins @ MS2M so the key is growing the T/O. I assume that the profit (if any) for the year to 31st May 06 will go into ACC's cofers. (When are they due? ) Also with an increased client base the prospect of cross selling services adds to the attraction. Management have added and bedded in previous acquisitions, so I for one am happy to give them the benefit. Only downside is the slight dilution but @ 6p that's nothing alarming, I suppose the question of why MS2M are happy to sell when their results must be due soon could be a worry. All IMHO of course.
2517

PP, just a point of note: Tom Winnifrith (t1ps) has just bought into ACC as a very long term hold.

thanks for the heads up!.... be prepared for a drop then.?

On the move again.

Any reason that you know of Silvermede?
kim

Kim

Tipped by Winnie on Stockmarket-channel.tv

Tom Winnifrith also bought in personally as a long term hold.

It is a nice little company, and anything under 10p, in view of a long term hold, is cheap IMO.

Thanks folks; only have a 3k holding but have been looking to top up for a while.
kim

Forecasts from Digital Look:

Forecasts:
Year Ending Revenue (m) Pre-tax (m) EPS P/E PEG EPS Grth. Div Yield
30-Nov-06 4.00 0.61 0.69p 9.6 0.0 +230% n/a 0.0%
30-Nov-07 5.00 0.94 0.85p 7.8 0.3 +23% n/a 0.0%


Very Low PEG in 07 of 0.3

Directors Buying, although in relatively small amounts:

Director Acquired Total Holding

Brendan Austin 108,334 3,031,649 2.76%
Colin Davies 41,667 2,574,259 2.34%
Jeremy Hamer 108,334 2,237,100 2.04%
Ian Savage 51,667 209,667 0.19%


Access Intelligence PLC
23 October 2006


FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 23 OCTOBER 2006


ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC

('Access Intelligence' or 'the Company')

(Software and computer services group providing critical and legislative driven
services to both public and private sectors on a recurring revenue basis)



DIRECTORS ACQUIRE 310,002 ORDINARY SHARES


The board of Access Intelligence announces that it has been notified that
further to the share placing on Tuesday 17th October 2006, the following
directors have acquired a total of 310,002 ordinary shares at 6 pence per share
and are interested in the following number of ordinary shares in the Company:

Director Number of Shareholding Percentage of
ordinary shares following the total ordinary
acquired placing shares in issue
Brendan Austin 108,334 3,031,649 2.76%
Colin Davies 41,667 2,574,259 2.34%
Jeremy Hamer 108,334 2,237,100 2.04%
Ian Savage 51,667 209,667 0.19%


For further information:


Access Intelligence plc
Jeremy Hamer (Chairman) 01904 520840
Brendan Austin (Chief Executive) 01904 520840
Colin Davies (Finance Director) 01904 520840

Corporate Synergy Plc
Rhod Cruwys / David Seal / Shane Gallwey 020 7448 4400

Cubitt Consulting
Brian Coleman-Smith / Allison Reid / Leanne Denman 020 7367 5100


Background Note:


Access Intelligence has three operating divisions:


Data backup and recovery


* Willow Starcom (Ridgeway Technologies), based in Chorley, provides
specialist IT services across a broad range of market sectors that include data
storage, backup and recovery, network design support and consultancy and
hardware and software maintenance support services. It has growing recurring
revenues from these activities of over 1.25 million per annum.


* Backup and Running, now based within Willow Starcom, provides an
online data storage and disaster recovery service, which the client can
customise to their own requirements. The service offers significant advantages
over other alternative systems in that it backs up automatically and can provide
a complete backup history for at least three years.


Compliance software


* Due North, based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, is a developer and
provider of e- commerce solutions, primarily to the public sector and emergency
services. The range of products includes an e-tendering module combined with an
e-auction module. It's software is used widely in the local authority sector. It
is the principle supplier to Police Authorities through the Blue Light Portal
and also the Regional Fire and Rescue Authorities.


* MS2M, based in York, develops compliance software for the financial
services industry. It has a number of products, the most notable of which is its
'Virtual Compliance Officer', which assists companies to comply with the
Financial Services Authority's ('FSA') regulatory requirements in a number of
areas including, Retail Mediation Annual Reporting and Senior Management
Arrangements, Systems and Controls. MS2M charges a licence fee and recurring
support revenues on a per seat basis. Typically new contracts are three years in
length and renewable thereafter. The company has approximately 20,000 seats
being used by organisations such as the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, the
National Australia Banking Group and other financial institutions. The directors
believe that the increasing compliance requirements both in the UK and the
European Union will continue to fuel growth.


Marketing services and information


* The Marketing Guild, based in York, which provides marketing advice
and support to small and medium sized businesses. This is in the form of
newsletters, consultancy, lead generation and member's services.


* Wired Gov, based in Stockport, provides an online information
service delivering press releases from over 100 government and public sector
bodies. Subscribers can customise the service specifying the agency or topic
they require.

ACC tipped by Rob Cullum of UK-Ana1yst - Trendwatch.co.uk in their free tip of the day. Initial Tgt 10p or above.

When tipped the shares were at 6.75p, this gives a prospective p /e of under 10 for this year and 7 thereafter.

Cool! thanks for the info silvermede... sp good start today...wondered what was going on ....need bid to get pass 7.75p to be in profit....onwards and upwards !

Skyhigh: You should now be in Profit on paper!! This share was tipped at Master Investor 2006 (1 April 06) and no doubt will be discussed again at next year's event. Longer term hold.

not quite in profit but getting there ! bid's been bouncing around abit over the past few days...not got very many but if it can double from here in the short term i'll be happy !

At last ! in profit,but keeping as a long term hold so I don't mind small. steady increases...onwards and upwards.

Access Intelligence PLC
02 November 2006


Access Intelligence plc (the 'Company')

Holding in Company


The Company announces that on 31 October 2006 it received notification from
Octopus Investments Ltd that they now have a notifiable interest in the Company
of 13,890,000 ordinary shares of 0.5p each representing 12.65 per cent. of the
issued share capital of the Company.

Nice to see a bit of life returning. The divorce settlement did put an dampener on ACC......it should not have, but it did.

FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 8 January 2007

Access Intelligence plc

("Access Intelligence" or "the Group")

"Software and computer services group providing critical and legislative driven
services to both public and private sectors on a recurring revenue basis"

Trading Update

* On track to deliver another year of excellent growth

* Confident of meeting full year forecast

* Net cash balances of 1.046m at 30 November 2006

* Budgeting for another year of significant growth

The Board of Access Intelligence is pleased to provide the following trading
update in advance of the results for 12 months ended 30 November 2006, which
are expected to be announced in early March 2007.

The business is on track to deliver a year of excellent growth and we are
confident that the results for the year will be in line with market
expectations.

Within our compliance software division, our procurement software business Due
North has performed relatively well despite extended deadlines in the public
sector implementing e-sourcing as part of the government's drive to reduce
public expenditure by 20bn a year by 2007/8. We have now delivered our portal
to the South East Centre of Excellence (SECE) which gives us direct access to
the largest group of local authorities in England and Wales. We have started
the process of selling our systems into the 74 authorities who sponsored the
portal. This week we have received a three year contract from West Yorkshire
Police Authority for an e-sourcing software suite, replacing the incumbent
supplier, which further demonstrates our leadership in this field.

Our data storage and recovery division has performed well and has a good
pipeline of opportunities going into 2007. Our focus for 2007 is in growing our
customer base in both compliance software and data backup and recovery.

The acquisition made in late October of Management Services 2000 will take us
into new areas in 2007 notably expanding our "virtual compliance officer"
product suite in the financial services sector particularly the general
insurance market.

We will be making significant investments in sales and marketing resource as
well as finance and admin to ensure we have the foundation on which to continue
to build our recurring revenues. We continue our policy of aggressive product
development to ensure we have current solutions to market needs.

We had cash balances at the 30th November of 1,046,442 and we continue to
search for suitable acquisitions.

Commenting on the trading update, Jeremy Hamer, Chairman, said:

"I am encouraged by the momentum created during 2006, particularly in view of
the slowdown in the public sector, and look forward to another year of
significant growth."

-Ends-

For further information:

Access Intelligence plc

Jeremy Hamer (Chairman) 01904 520840

Brendan Austin (Chief Executive) 01904 520840

Colin Davies (Finance Director) 01904 520840

Cubitt Consulting

Brian Coleman-Smith /Leanne Denman / Allison Reid 020 7367 5100

Corporate Synergy Plc

Shane Gallwey / David Seal 020 7448 4400

Background Note

Access Intelligence is based in York with subsidiaries in Stockport, Greater
Manchester, Chorley, Lancashire and Newcastle upon Tyne. Since the flotation on
AIM in November 2003, the Group has made three acquisitions all of which have
grown strongly since being acquired.

Who are we and what do we do?

Access Intelligence is a Software and Computer Services group of companies
providing critical compliance and legislative driven services to both public
and private sectors on a recurring revenue basis.

The team of Directors comprises Jeremy Hamer, Brendan Austin, Colin Davies and
Ian Savage and has extensive experience in making successful acquisitions while
simultaneously driving organic growth: in less than two years since flotation,
Access Intelligence has acquired and successfully integrated three businesses
in four different market segments.

The Group Today

Today, Access Intelligence is a Software and Computer Services based business.
It harnesses the power of internet-based Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) to deliver vital information and support services.
Specifically these are:

* Compliance software for the retail financial services sector

* Data storage back-up and retrieval from high availability systems to online
and offline services

* Sourcing and procurement software for both buyers and suppliers in the
public and private sectors

* Electronic news and current awareness digests of Government initiatives,
policies and finance affecting business, the professions and the public
sector

* Digital marketing services

The Business Model

The majority of the Group's income is from repeating revenues delivered through
recurring contracts ranging between one and five years. This model provides
excellent visibility of future revenues and, with effective customer retention,
outstanding gross margins over the longer term.

The Strategy for Growth

The strategy is to acquire businesses which have good management and high
growth potential that fit the revenue model while, at the same time, adding
value to the Group's existing services.

The businesses acquired will have substantial autonomy to develop within
budgets agreed with the Group Chief Executive and Finance Director, whilst
benefiting from the experience and cross selling opportunities provided by
being part of an expanding group of companies.

At this stage of the Group's development, the Central Group Executive Team,
which is based in York, will be kept to a maximum of four people, including
support staff. The Non-Executive Directors will continue to be involved in
sourcing and evaluating potential acquisitions and monitoring the performance
of the Group.

Just joined the party, done the research and looks like this one has potential for growth, taken its time but future looks good...

Welcome onboard Adie!

Looking good today, been tipped on the Ample website and looks like PI's are buying in today... Are results due in February?

too ealry for results, unless the're getting their skates on this yr. last year they released them end of April and the yr before it was May !

However, it's all looking good (imho) and I'm looking forward to at least doubling from here over the next 3 months.

Hope our right skyhigh but can you justify why it would double in 3 months, don't get me wrong would be very happy with that but are you basing this on their recent aquisitions...

21 February 2007
ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC
('Access Intelligence' or 'the Group')
PREMLIMINARY RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT
Thursday, 15 March 2007

Access Intelligence will be announcing preliminary results for the year ended 30 November 2006 on Thursday, 15 March 2007. On the day the Group will be holding an analysts' and private client brokers' meeting, the details of which are as follows:

Date: Thursday, 15 March 2007
Time: 12.15 pm for 12.30 pm
Venue: Corporate Synergy
30 Old Broad Street
London, EC2N 1HT

Jeremy Hamer (Chairman), Brendan Austin (Chief Executive) and Colin Davies
(Finance Director) of Access Intelligence will present the results, the strategy and future prospects.

This is a tiddler that doesn't move much now. It was 40p in 2004. I can't see it going back to that level again.

still. gotta double from here though!

maybe 10p is high for ACC.

Tipped in shares mag this week, they are saying company in a good position now to move forward, in the black and good acquisitions... glad I bought in a couple of weeks ago as future looks bright... 15p is my target at present...

this is long termer, acquistions being made will take time to filter through, but ive been in a year now and was always looking long term. good luck to holders.

Looks interesting but then EK involvement may raise your bullshit antennae.

http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=11217745&from=206
Price target 12.25

TW and Evil own shares in ACC in their SIPP's.

Tipped in Shares Mag

Results on 15 March

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20070315070000PE91D

All is progressing well.


FOR RELEASE 7.00AM 15 March 2007

ACCESS INTELLIGENCE PLC
("Access Intelligence" or "the Group")
PRELIMINARY RESULTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2006


2006 2005 Change

000 000

Turnover 3,677 1,943 +89%

Profit before tax, amortisation of goodwill and 570 175 +226%
interest on preference shares

Profit/(loss) before tax 246 (26)

Basic earnings / (loss) per share 0.12p (0.13p)

Adjusted earnings per share 0.55p 0.18p +206%

Dividends per share Nil Nil

Highlights

Good progress across both divisions

Compliance software and services division

* Successful acquisition of Management Services 2000 Limited

- Provides compliance software to the retail financial services industry

- Clients include: Royal Bank of Scotland Group, National Australia Group,
Axa Sunlife and Liverpool Victoria and many other blue chip financial
services organisations

* Due North growth impacted by the rate that the public sector is
implementing the government's e-procurement initiative designed to reduce
public expenditure by 20bn across 1000 public sector organisations

* Contract won for South East Centre of Excellence, the largest of the nine
regional centres representing 74 local authorities in addition to the North
East (NEPO) representing 25 councils

Data Storage back-up retrieval division

* Contract to manage and support a mission critical email system for a
leading public body

* Further increase in sales force to attack high end data storage and
retrieval market

* Successful launch of StarscanTM, the managed anti virus and spamming email
service

Outlook

* Markets still buoyant

* Investment in new products and people

* Looking to another significant step forward in 2007

that's it then...SP will dive! what a disappointment.. nothing exceptional here.

Well, I suppose the good news is that the sp hasn't dived..yet.. market is hardly impressed with the numbers is it

Skyhigh, don't forget this is a very small Cap company, not on most people's radars. The point with the results is that it is the evidence that the company has progressed from a loss making one to a profitable entity.

im disappointed the share price is still less than it was at the same time last year, but the company are doing so much better. Perhaps expectations were to high last yeaR. The present state of the market doesnt help.

A post from Colin, as ever an excellent read, this time a review of Master Investor, and a mention in there for ACC.

http://boards.fool.co.uk/Message.asp?mid=10467864

thats why I picked up on ACC in the first place, i visited the show last year, where they were very postive about ACC, the company has done well, forecast to do even better but the market hasnt recognised it yet.

ACC gets a mention in Shares Mag today as a 2007 Penny Share Play.

fat lot of good it did too!

invest in small shares only if you have patience........and lots of it!!!

agree...at least sp is recovering a bit..

a few more these and we'll be OK, cant see for a while though.

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Access Intelligence PLC, a software and computer services group, said its subsidiary Due North has won a five year contract with the North West Centre of Excellence to provide its e-sourcing and e-tendering suite of software.

North West Centre of Excellence, which represents 47 councils in the North West, is one of nine Regional Centres of Excellence, set up by the Department for Communities and Local Government to support local authorities deliver greater efficiencies and service improvements.

Financial details were not disclosed.

SP has risen a little...be interesting to see if the sp stays up and gets firmer or if it slips back as in the past !

too small for me, but the chart below is VILE ...... cannot imagine why one would buy .......

not good is it ?

rotting entrails might smell sweeter!

a t1ps recommendation driven by TW. He was positive on them over a year ago and not really took off yet. What do you think Tom??

This from earlier this morning...

Access Intelligence (ACC) appeared in Derek Pains column in The Independent on Saturday, which noted the business seems to be doing the right things, but that the shares are weighed down by charity holdings of 11% and links with Interlink Foods dont help sentiment. There was no change in the share price of 5.75p earlier today.

Into this one... whens a RNS likely to boost this back up looks over sold and should kick back up !

Could be a while but need patience, probably a long term hold

Next results are 27thJuly... might be the RNS to change things for the better!

Sorry, it's THURSDAY, 26 JULY 2007 - interims

Hope it can continue with these steps up

and me, ive been a while now and showing a slight loss, patience should be rewarded with this one.

Same here showing a loss but I think the company is turning around and its been tipped in a few places...

Some good buys in altough vol is quite thin not bad lets see if it can hold

Had some positive upward moves

only 41 thousand traded and all before noon. Needs patience.

has to break this level !!

Shares magazine write up this week but was suggesting it was timeto sell

what do they know ?

Will wait for the results

Time to buy then... : - )

I sold out of these some time ago @ a very small profit and just above current sp, I am thinking of revisiting but like a lot of small co's they need so much time to make meaningful profits. The director buying above is actually peanuts in value, I would like to see worthwhile purchases to indicate better times ahead, but then the sp would move up anyway on that buying. Decisions! Decisions!
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Sorry guys...Decided to bail out this morning afterall... at a small loss..(with my luck it'll probably go up now)

Have topped up on IVE instead which seems to be on the up..

Yes Pumben I did see that however they were updating on stocks they had tipped earlier in the year. Shares magazine article stated ACC now had reached its 'stop loss' level they had suggested however it would be one worth looking at in the future...

Looks like their tip to sell was all wrong..... been rising all this week and I think this will continue up until the results next week on Thursday..

BUY !!!

Looks like both MA and MACD are all positive...........

Looks like Shares Mag got this one totally wrong... what are people's views on the sp after Thursdays results do you think we will slip back and is this increase only due to people buying on expected results?

Nar1, time will tell. Earlier this year the company did have good newsflow but it didn't set the SP alight then so for it to do better will require some very good news to accompany the results. We can only pray !

I got out yesterday at 6.75... not waiting for results

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/recommendations/257622/access-intelligence.thtml


Access Intelligence - AVOID

Companies: ACC

26/07/2007

Shares in Jeremy Hamer-chaired compliance software and data management provider Access Intelligence have surrendered 27% after the group surprised the market with a slide into losses for the half to May.

On steady sales of 1.7m, last years 192,000 profit turned into a 114,000 loss before tax and exceptionals as Access' core data storage business Willow Starcom struggled in a cut-throat market and compliance software arm MS2M faced contract delays.

Chief executive Brendan Austin says to escape the low margins of data storage, the division will instead focus on email archiving. It could prove a prudent move as this is an extremely fast-growing section of the market, forecast by research firm IDC to grow by 34.5% a year to 2009.

Regarding virtual compliance officer provider MS2M, Austin assures that although its two biggest clients have not yet invoiced for current projects, they continue to buy products. To increase sales in this upper end of the market a new head is currently being hunted and to tap into the mid-market an online service is being launched in the fourth quarter.

The one bright spot at the interim was public sector compliance software subsidiary Due North, where recurring revenues grew 18%, dragging recurring group sales 10% higher. Due North won a crucial framework agreement during the half, allowing access to all public sector bodies in England and Wales without them needing to tender. Previous similar deals have seen it sign up 100% of fire authorities and 80% of police forces, reminds Austin.

With house broker Blue Oar predicting a return to profit at the full year, existing shareholders should hold on and hope. However, as a lot hangs on the success of new initiatives, newcomers should steer clear until they bear fruit.

Oliver Haill

glad I bailed out last week but should've waited a couple of days to get out at the "high".. still not complaining...

Expect this to drift down a bit more b4 it rebounds in 6months (imho) will then consider getting in again..

Was looking to buy a few months ago but saw the SP rise massively and so convinced myself i had missed the opportunity, but this collapse IMO presents a great buying opportunity. I'll see how the SP fares on Monday in the market of red, but will certainly be considering a buy in the next week.

Put in a buy order a few mintues ago, directors are buying which shows confidience and the business is strong with the new contract wins recently.

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Access Intelligence PLC said its chairman Jeremy Hamer bought 60,000 at 3.9 pence a share, lifting his stake to about 2.39 pct or 2.62 mln shares.

The software and computer services group also said chief executive Brendan Austin bought 50,000 shares at 3.8 pence a share, lifting his stake to about 3.01 pct or 3.31 mln shares.

UP 10% ON THIS NEWS IN A RED MARKET

Whilst it's always good to see directors buying we are talking about < 4500 in total. I bought into and sold ACC many months ago at almost breakeven, but have kept an eye on them since and maybe this is the time to re-enter.
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i bought these after attending a shares show fronted by tom winifrith (or something like that) i think he runs T1ps.co.uk and is supposed be an expert at this kind of thing. Perhaps this is one he has got wrong. Does anyone know his track record. Showing a big loss now after being in this share fo about 18 months.

Kivver----- I expect his record is good but like everyone else he has his losers, a recent ish one is GOI to buy around 19p.
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another disaster. Has anyone had any success with T1P's run by TW??

the only success I had with TW was IQE..I bought in when he tipped it at about 11.5p. They didn't do anything for a while.. TW then changed IQE to a"sell" and after a while they went to 22pish... I sold at about 20p !

Below are some of my holdings that I think could do well next yr. IMHO of course!
Anyone have any others ?

HMB @19p
IVE @2.5p
PST @15p
NPE @13.5p
PXS @ 3p
MDC @4.5p
EDD @40p
MLR
MVW

BTW... I was Access Intelligence grp but got out earlier this yr at about 5.5p due to so many disappointments

and me SH, bought at about 6 and sold about 4, so lost a fair bit. Never will TW hold my attention again. I also like HMB and got in around 17p. I will have a look at some of your others.
I still like KMR even though there has been a big rise, i think it has more to go.

how is it the buys out number the sells by approx 3 to 1 but the price goes down?

Positive Trading Update http://uk-analyst.com/shop/page-article/action-article.show/id-130002524

ACC taking off.
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