PapalPower
- 03 Sep 2007 08:51
- 27 of 37
For reference, L2 is very blue and 4 v 2 @15.25/16 (just EVO and KBC on the offer)
On Line Limits are :
BUY 5K @ 15.96p
SELL 100K @ 15.63p (so yes, they are paying over mid price for sells)
Stock seems a bit short then, which is nice going into results on Wed this week.
PapalPower
- 03 Sep 2007 13:43
- 29 of 37
It is indeed.
L2 is all blue, and 3 v 2 @16/16.75
On Line Limits :
BUY 15K @ 16.75p
SELL 100K @ 16.38p
PapalPower
- 04 Sep 2007 01:01
- 31 of 37
More good news released today, a nice endorsement imv :
http://www.belgravium.com/Article.asp?id=35135
Belgravium News Centre
Belgravium Products
Siemens and Belgravium team-up for flexible and innovative financial solutions
London, 3 September 2007
Partnership enables more effective and efficient management of investments
Siemens Financial Services (Siemens), a leading provider of asset-finance solutions in the UK, has announced its partnership with Belgravium Ltd., leading manufacturers of ruggedized mobile data capture devices. Through its Master Lease solution, Siemens and Belgravium will help companies to streamline the process of approving subleases as and when commissioned.
Their partnership will enable potential and existing users of mobile data capture devices to manage their investments more capably and more effectively. The Master Lease covers all individual leasing requirements operating under a master set of terms and conditions agreed by the client, the lease is used to schedule staged installments. Thanks to its widespread applicability, the Master Lease is ideal for multiple site instal-lations, or customers who intend to make frequent orders, says Mark Hardy, Managing Director, Belgravium. Our partnership with Siemens will allow us to really focus on de-veloping our finance business, offering flexible finance solutions that enable potential customers to purchase better-fit, higher-specification equipment.
Clients who lease their mobile data capture solution through the new Belgravium and Siemens partnership will be able to realize the significant monetary benefits against the cash-purchase alternatives. Hardware, software, installation, training, and maintenance can all be included in one single finance agreement; helping to consolidate the entire cost of the financed solution, and spreading the cost over the life of the investments.
The Master Lease financial solution also allows smaller leases to be added to the mas-ter set of terms and conditions, providing the flexibility for inevitable changes to clients businesses. All additional leases have the ability to run co-terminus, and so are all able to finish on the same date.
Rod Tonna-Barthet, Sales Director, Siemens Financial Services, comments: Bel-gravium are a very successful company and are growing at a tremendous pace. The Master Lease solution enables us to provide Belgravium with a boutique, tailored ser-vice that delivers a best-value, results-driven financial solution. Im delighted that to-gether we are building our relationship and we look forward to working with them in the future.
About Belgravium Ltd
Formed in 1982, Belgravium Ltd design and manufacture innovative data capture systems and rugged mobile computer equipment. They have extensive experience in providing bespoke and standard solu-tions specifically to the logistics and supply chain sectors. Combining hardware, software and consulting skills, they take the components needed to build a total and logical solution to fit all business require-ments.
With over 300 site installations throughout Europe their customer base is made up of household names such as Corus, Coca Cola, Toys R Us and Wincanton GSK along with some of the most prominent names within the Third Party Logistics sector.
About Siemens Financial Services Limited
Siemens Financial Services is a leading provider of innovative finance solutions to UK businesses and public sector organisations. With more than 250,000 customers Siemens has arranged finance for 90 of the current FTSE 100 companies and more than 50% of NHS trusts and local authorities. Siemens unique heritage enables it to offer its customers a compelling combination of industrial, technological and financial expertise.
The business provides solutions ranging from 1,000 to many millions for a diverse range of financing needs, including equipment and asset finance, treasury services and working capital finance. It is active in a wide range of markets including healthcare, public sector, professions, IT, telecoms, office equipment and vehicles among many others. For many years the company has run highly sophisticated vendor finance programmes, underpinned by ease-elease, its highly innovative online lease tool.
Siemens is independently recognised as a business finance leader in a number of its core markets. Amongst its many accolades Digital Networks Limited (DNL), a supplier of marketing and online services to the asset finance industry, published research highlighting the business as the leading provider of as-set finance to the public sector. Siemens was also named company of the year at the 2006 Auto Vending Innovation Awards.
With offices throughout the UK, Siemens Financial Services has more than 260 employees and is head-quartered in Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire. The companys global headquarters is in Munich, Germany. For more information please visit www.siemens.co.uk/financialservices
About Siemens in the UK
Siemens was established in the United Kingdom 164 years ago. The company employs 20,314 people in the UK, including about 6,500 in the manufacturing sector. Last years revenues were 3.5 billion, includ-ing exports of 580 million, and it spent almost 75 million on research and development. As a leading global engineering company, Siemens provides innovative solutions to help tackle the worlds major challenges, including the shortage of natural resources, increasing environmental care, and a growing demand for healthcare, mobility and security. Siemens has offices and factories throughout the UK, with its headquarters in Bracknell, Berkshire. The companys global headquarters is in Munich, Germany. For more information, visit www.siemens.co.uk
PapalPower
- 05 Sep 2007 07:06
- 33 of 37
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200709050700572984D
For Immediate Release 5 September 2007
Belgravium Technologies Plc
(BVM:AIM)
Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2007
The Board of Belgravium Technologies plc ('Belgravium' or 'the Group'),
designers and manufacturers of real-time data capture systems, is pleased to
announce Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2007.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Turnover 5,222,000 (2006: 4,982,000) +5%
Profits before int. & tax 1,101,000 (2006: 780,000) +41%
Interim dividend 0.14p (2006: 0.13p) +8%
Earnings per Share 0.71p (2006: 0.51p) +39%
OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
Results clearly demonstrate growing strength of business
Touchstar Technologies Ltd and Novo IVC show significant contributions
Opportunities for cross-selling across the enlarged group exploited
Sharing of technical expertise and resources across divisions
Commenting today, Executive Chairman John Kembery said:
'I am delighted to report a strong start to 2007. The acquisitions of Touchstar
and Novo have been very successful in supplementing the Group's profitable
growth with improved profits and earnings per share in the first half of 2007.
'We have worked hard to restructure and refine Belgravium into a Group with a
portfolio of first class products, an efficient operational structure and wider
offering through successful integration of new businesses. Belgravium is now
well positioned to take advantage of opportunities ahead in an international
market.'
PapalPower
- 05 Sep 2007 12:49
- 34 of 37
http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/afx/2007/09/05/afx4082330.html
"Also on the downside, Belgravium Technologies dipped 2-1/4 to 14-1/2 as concerns about contract delays offset solid interims from the designer and manufacturer of real-time data capture systems."
http://www.hemscott.com/news/latest-news/item.do?newsId=49372796647885
Also on the downside, Belgravium Technologies dipped 2 to 14-3/4 after the group's first half results gave a cautious outlook.
Landsbanki retained its 'buy' stance on the Belgravium, but cut its FY 2007 PBT estimate to 2.0 mln stg from 2.3 mln stg, with EPS moving to 1.4 pence from 1.58 pence
PapalPower
- 05 Sep 2007 17:19
- 35 of 37
Brief commentary on GCI tonight.
http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/news-and-comment/259324/belgravium-on-the-prowl.thtml
Belgravium on the prowl
Companies: BVM
05/09/2007
Data capture specialist Belgravium Technologies is eyeing new acquisitions after raising interim pre-tax profits 41 per cent to 1.1 million.
AIM-quoted Belgravium, which has carved out a role in supplying and maintaining efficiency-enhancing and cost-saving data capture systems for warehousing, distribution and petrochemical delivery, increased turnover five per cent to 5.2 million in the first half of the year. The company, which is working to increase the more profitable software licensing part of its business, has been integrating major recent acquisitions and evaluating new areas of expansion, such as community transport and defence.
According to chairman John Kembery, Belgravium, which increased pre-tax profits 88 per cent to 1.8 million last year, expects to enjoy a very profitable second half-year. However, he warns that current uncertainty in financial markets might delay some impending contract awards.
Any new bids would be for cash, he stresses. At 13.75p, down 2.3p today, Belgravium shares have interesting medium- to long-term potential.
halifax
- 05 Sep 2007 17:24
- 36 of 37
Today's sp fall once again proves the old addage buy on the rumour sell on the news!!
hangon
- 18 Jul 2008 14:39
- 37 of 37
No interst 2008?
Well FWIW, the sp is down to a few pennies, = overall Market gloom, which makes me think this "might" soon become a good Buy. I note that earlier this month two directors bought collectively 27k-worth - that's far below my "interest-level" of 50k each!
So I suspect this is them saying: "All is well enough, but not that good...."
- IMHO -
I shall wait a bit longer. Anyone know their Cash position, Share-buybacks ( Grr!), etc.
Any opinions from long-term holders, perhaps?
EDIT, (22Dec08)-
?Maybe something in 2009 - currently abt 2.75p to buy.
EDIT-(1July09), down 10% after some improvement in Market generally, buy=3.5p
EDIT-(March2010)- Looking much the same a year-on...business does not need fancy tech; with zero orders.