1Spatial PLC is a group of innovative software and services companies, trading under individual brands, each offering market leading solutions in their specialised areas of expertise – 1Spatial Group, Avisen and Storage Fusion.

The companies across the group have a common link in the area of Big Data and developing results driven software solutions, which provide customers and partners with greater business insight to make key business decisions. The group operates globally and has a portfolio of customers both in the Commercial and Government sector, some of those include, Unilever, Unisys, US Census, Ordnance Survey GB, Brazilian Army, and Ordnance Survey Ireland. Within the group there is a focus on product development innovation to deliver leading edge both on-presence and software as a service solutions.

1Spatial Group – Our rules based approach to capturing, validating and managing spatial data enables customers to process and analyse information in a way that traditional technologies do not allow. Through our 1Spatial Management Suite of products, 1Spatial Cloud, consultancy, and partner offerings, we can provide the best solution to meet your spatial data management requirements.

Storage Fusion – Specialising in the delivery of automated storage reporting and analytics in the cloud, is revolutionising the way many organisations evaluate and optimise their storage environments.

1Spatial operates globally, with headquarters in Cambridge, UK and offices in Ireland and Australia.


http://www.1spatial.com/about/






Just put up a one year chart as the 5yr chart is wrong.

The FT has historic prices in 08 for 1spatial plc in the 90's . So there information is wrong is it ? no

Whatever - is a great saying so am I a liar????? No I am not and would have gone and not held - I shall take this up with the company as in my opinion it has never reached such great heights. I am and have been so minus for years it would have been one to go. I shall inform you on my perforance with the Company on their return to work on Tuesday. However continue to enjoy the weekend and I shall continue researching. Hope Goldfinger sees this as I am going to treat myself to some cachews - upgrading my pea nut brain. GL anyway.

Calm down. :-)) I have put a money am chart on here that you and I would expect to be accurate and you have challenged it and I'm trying to help you with an answer.
Have a go at money am, not me.

Found this chart 3m -have a look at 10yr . It does look like it challenges the money am chart. That only shows them at 7p when you said you purchased them. Lets give up .

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In todays Daily Mail - Wandisco link boosts 1Spatial



Buyers were all suddenly over aim listed 1Spatial like a rash on hearing that David Richards will soon become deputy non-executive chairman.
He has a growing city fan club after bringing his co-founded software company WANDISCO to the junior market last June at 180p and seeing it rocket to trade above £10 months later. At last nights flat close of 952.5p, his near -16pc stake is worth more than £36m.
Shares of the provider of the location-based information company jumped 1.38p or 20pc to a 52 week high or 8.12p on hopes that Richards would have also subscribed for shares in yesterdays £18m placing. Some 300 million shares were placed at 6p a pop to help fund an earnings enhancing European acquisition.
Dealers heard that some of the very same institutions behind WANDISCO, including smaller company Expert Hargreave Hale, were big supporters of 1Spatial.
1Spatial is acquiring Star-Apic , a Belgium based provider of Geographic information systems software and solutions , specialising in land and infrastructure management.
Analysts believe the complementary bolt-on significantly enhances the company's capability in the rapidly growing Big Data market. Some of the worlds biggest agencies rely on 1Spatial, such as the Ordnance Survey in Britain which uses its software to update its records every day.

Friday 24 May 2013

1Spatial aims for the stars (well, Star-Apic)

http://www.techmarketview.com/ukhotviews/archive/2013/05/24/1spatial-aims-for-the-stars-well-star-apic?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Thanks dc. I was not being funny last evening but I get very frustrated sometimes when I know I am right. Not your issue but mine!!! It was a game for me years ago but no longer as so much has gone t--s up, however maybe although I only have £500 invested and have for many years I would like to see a return before I pop my cloggs. Beautiful day today here and done too much as the weather is going to break again on Monday so I believe. Enjoy the rest of the weekend. Good luck to you as you must be on a winner here.

I know 3m, you are right the money am charts are -----. I do not think David Richards for one moment would put his name to this company if it was a non performer. MVO.
Lets hope this one climbs like Wandisco has. Have a good evening 3m, the suns out as
well. :-))

Strong purchasing this morning.

David Richards appointment with all his contacts , I'm sure is playing a big part in this rise.

DC, I was interested in the chart above right as it appeared to have a gap down.

Unfortunately I don't think the chart is correct.

3m said the same skinny.

Has he been appointed yet? Still it is nice to see this rising but a long haul for me yet and I don't feel like putting anymore money into shares as I have got a lot of work to be done on my home. Sods law I will probably wish I had averaged down but one has to get their priorities right.

Money am has to get on top of this, not good enough.

Sept 3m

Acquisition of an additional 14.86% of Star-Apic

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1Spatial Plc

29 May 2013






29 May 2013





1Spatial plc

("1Spatial" or the "Company")





Acquisition of an additional 14.86% of Star-Apic



1Spatial plc (AIM:SPA), the Spatial Big Data Company, has entered into a conditional agreement to purchase a further 14.86% of the issued share capital of Star-Apic from Meusinvest S.A ("Meusinvest"), based on the same valuation terms as the initial purchase agreement, announced on Friday 24 May of its intention to acquire 75.14% of the Company.



The additional share purchase is conditional upon, inter alia, the passing of the Resolutions by the Company's shareholders at the General Meeting (to be held at 10.00 a.m. on 12 June 2013 at the offices of Brown Rudnick LLP, 8 Clifford Street, London W1S 2LQ), the completion of the Acquisition of 75.14% of Star-Apic as detailed in the Company's Circular dated 24 May and the signing of a new shareholders' agreement between the Company and Meusinvest. If the conditions are satisfied, this will take the Company's total holding in Star-Apic to 90.00%. Meusinvest will keep a 10.00% shareholding and a representative on the Board of Star-Apic.



Star-Apic is a leading European provider of Geographic Information Systems ("GIS") software and solutions, specialising in land and infrastructure management. It is headquartered in Belgium, with offices in France and the UK. Its software is used to create, manage, analyse and display geospatial data. 1spatial's Directors believe Star-Apic is an important and highly complementary bolt-on acquisition for the Company, significantly enhancing the Company's capability in the rapidly growing Big Data market.



Capitalised terms used in this announcement have the meanings given to them in the Circular.

On Thursday, 1Spatial PLC (SPA:LSE) closed at 9.00, 2.60% below its 52-week high of 9.24, set on Mar 06, 2013.

Shares mag -


1Spatial (SPA:AIM) 9.0p

STORY

Headquartered in Cambridge and with offices in Australia, Ireland and Belgium, 1Spatial’s software is used to create, manage, analyse and display geospatial data. Customers include Unilever(ULVR) , Unisys (UIS:NYSE) , US Census, Ordnance Survey GB, the Brazilian Army and Ordnance Survey Ireland. Last month it appointed WANdisco chief executive officer David Richards (see page 18) as the non-executive deputy chairman, a boardroom coup.

BIG DATA PITCH

It recently tapped investors for £18 million to buy a 75% stake in Star-Apic, a Belgium-based provider of Geographic Information Systems software and solutions, specialising in land and infrastructure management. Considering that some of the world’s biggest agencies rely on 1Spatial, such as the Ordnance Survey in Britain, which uses its software to update its records every day, this looks a smart move that will significantly add to the company’s capability in the rapidly growing big data market. The fresh funds will also bolster sales and support in a new Middle East office, allow ongoing research and development and provide the firepower for more acquisitions down the line.



It’s been said in the past that 1Spatial was too early to the big data space, it struggled simply because many customers and potential clients assumed the theme was for the future, not today. But they seem to be catching up and this bodes well for the £29 million cap. It chalked-up revenues of £5.2 million last year to end January, but that figure was surpassed in this year’s first half alone, with sales jumping 146% to £6.4 million. This implies something around £12 million to £13 million for the 12 months to be confirmed when the finals are published probably next month. No forecasts are available but that could mean a break into the black.

COMPANY SAYS (Marcus Hanke, CEO)

‘Given the recent success and interest 1Spatial has seen in new markets, such as utilities, and the need to map networks and gain accurate insight into assets, Star-Apic is seen as a key acquisition opportunity, providing many benefits to support the group’s expansion plans and goals.’

this is a high risk, high reward stock which tells you all ...... instant profit of any size is unlikely, but maybe one to stick in the drawer with the premium bonds