Newmark Security PLC is an integrated, high-value security solutions group in both physical and electronic products serving a world-wide market place.
The companies focus is on 'personal security and the safety of assets for which we deliver true security solutions in design, manufacture, installation and after-sales support and maintenance'.

Company recently acquired Custom Micro Products Limited.
CMP recorded turnover of approx 3.35 million
and pre-tax profits of 500,000 for the year ended 31 January 2004.

Recent director buying also suggests good value.

Speculative buy.

Good to see that they have dumped the only loss making side of the business. Although the stock has dropped a little they should now be a very lean profitable little organisation.

I'm buying at anything less than 2.5p

Good set of results so why the drop.

From another thread ..........SHARES STRONGLY UP/DOWN this week 14/11/05 (Master RSI) (UPS)

Master RSI - 14 Nov'05 - 09:59 - 29 of 40 edit
UPS
NWT 1.40 - 1.55p
Moving higher with volume buying today bouncing from lows recently,
company now profitable, after disposing of loss making parts
Indicator at oversold and L2 is 2 v 1

Charts - 10 days

2 month candlestick with volume

6 month with MA and Indicators

bollinger bands, MACD

Nice rise today. Something brewing ?

Looks like it's time to buy this one.

Suprised people are not picking up on this one with it's cheap valuation especially as the company is profitable.

Looking good so far.

Taken from ADVFN

Suprise article in tomorrows IC.

Buy recomendation....may entice some in Friday and early next week.

Not sure when this was written as it has the share price at 1.5p


16 December 2005

NEWMARK SECURITY (NWT)



Newmark reported "healthy" orders a year ago, and they, plus the acquisition of CMP - a supplier of time and attendance hardware - boosted 2004-05 sales. But the latest results were disappointing due to losses from two businesses set up to sell electromagnetic locking systems and architectural ironmongery. Their discontinued losses shaved 734,000 off profits. However, 2005-06 figures should be better, particularly in the second half. Note that year-end cash balances are earmarked for CMP's deferred consideration of 1.2m, and a maximum payout of 3.5m for Grosvenor software in October 2007.

Ord price: 1.5p Market value: 5.43m
Touch: 1.4-1.6p 12-month High: 2.7p Low: 1.3p
Dividend yield: nil PE ratio: na
Net asset value: 1p Net cash: 1.51m


Year to Turnover Pre-tax Earnings Dividend
30 Apr (m) profit (000) per share (p) per share (p)
2004 10.58 -1,871 -1.00 nil
2005 13.63 39 -0.02 nil
Market makers: 5
Traded on Aim
Last IC view: 14 Jan 2005, page 66



The shares don't expect much of a profit recovery, but might be surprised. Buy.

Starting to move back higher having been very oversold. Expect to see this over 2p by the time of results next month.

Nice move higher today. Certainly seems to be on a roll. Nice buy of half a million at 1.7p gone through as well.

Maybe 2p end of the week ;-)

Good day for holders yesterday and now moving to attack the 200SMA. If it goes then somewhere over 2p is on the cards.

Could be a nice little trade to pay for christmas.

Few buys into day and consolidation. Talk on iii of a contract with RBOS which would be very nice.

Hopefully up tomorrow.

Nice move higher on little volume showing MMs now have little stock available. Nice tight spread should see this move higher quickly when markets open.

Now is the tme to buy IMO. didn't realise these had got so cheap.

I never thought I'd live to see another post on this - so well done moneyman!

SP been drifting around for some time now, mainly down, and there never seemed to have been much by way of news. I need it to go to 1.43p just to break even, so I'm mildly encouraged by your comment

Hi Schiff think interest is going to pick up shortly. Very undervalued.

Anything specific to support your feelings, moneyman?

Shares are tightly held and all the selling has been retail whilst Directors have been buying. Started to move higher again schiff.

moneyman

I've checked as far as my experience permits me - the directors own about 85m out of the 377m or so issued (22%). Mainly bought last year and at prices way ahead of today's. So they have a real vested interest in how things pan out! The year end was 30/4 - do you think they (or more likely the recent purchasers this week!) have some insight into what the accounts will show? Looks good.
Are you aware of any institutions' holdings, by the way?

Just added a few more as 1.2 is not going to hold. Will check re Insti's