This share is now back to the 11.5p offer that I went in at some 6 months ago..
Results earlier this week were good (as expected) and hopefully will now break out of it's recent trading range... SP has risen today and there have been lots of buying.. maybe there'll be good w/end press comment as well...

This looks good... anyone else in IDOX ?

Ditched the dog ! should have done this a month or two ago to keep a small profit but didn't.
Agree with above that profit warnings rarely come in with one only so... reckon this is going down to 4p-ish (imho)

Now gone into FFA... the're on the up... (imo)

Good luck to all who stick with IDOX.. will be a long time before they see 12p again..

IDOX Plc (IDOX-AIM) FTSE Technology. Software and Computers services provider. Market Cap 40.32m. Trade 3.

I like it when out of the blue one of my portfolio stares turns in profits in the case of IDOX at this stage I admit its only a small one percent profit but never the less its a profit. My interest in IDOX came about when I read a report about IDOXs Directors dealings back in December, also that over the year the S.P. has been trading up. To find out more about the company click onto www.idoxplc.com

A very good sets of results today.

I have just re-instated these again to my watchlist, but will wait for some uptrend before investing, the sp has had a small increase up 1.5% this morning, but market still hasn't warmed to the results yet.

Interims out on Tueasday, well worth keeping an eye on, if EPS reaches 1p and PBIT is close to 4.2m then look out for upgrades imo.

I hadn't allowed for the statement in the last trading update saying that the delivery schedule of contracts and recognition of their revenues will be weighted to the second half of the financial year.

So I will revise my EPS target to at least 0.8p for tomorrows interims. Anything higher should be viewed extremely positively.

See Interims highlights below.........................

IDOX plc

Market position strengthened with highest ever order book

IDOX plc (AIM: IDOX, 'the Group', 'IDOX'), the supplier of software and services to the UK public sector, announces interim results for the six months ended 30 April 2009.

Financial highlights

Highest ever first-half order book of 9.1m, significantly ahead of expectations

Revenues 15.7m (H1 2008: 16.2m), reflecting second-half scheduling of deliveries

Software revenues stable; overall recurring revenue level rose to 57% of total Group revenues (H1 2008: 51%)

Tight cost controls achieve 1.5m annualised cost savings

Normalised pre-tax profit 2.8m (H1 2008: 3.6m)*

Adjusted EPS 0.59p (H1 2008: 0.74p)

Strong working capital management delivers 6.0m net cash (2008: 1.0m) after repayment of 3.0m of debt, dividend payment and cash acquisition of J4B

Maiden interim dividend of 0.08p per share


Operational highlights

Won all three large contracts tendered by new Unitary Authorities, totalling 1.95m

Awarded 1.5m contract to deliver Stream 3 of Scottish Executive project owing successful delivery of Stream 2

Improved efficiency after 12% headcount reduction

Continued focus on service and quality benefits delivery and cash generation

* Normalised pre-tax profit is derived by adding back exceptional restructuring charges, amortisation and share option costs


Martin Brooks, Chairman, said:


'We have built a record order book in the first half that will translate into higher deliveries in the second. Our strength in the local government market has been demonstrated by our success in winning all three major systems contracts, worth nearly 2m, tendered by the new Unitary Authorities.

'We have consolidated our strong position in Scotland by winning Stream 3 of the Scottish Government ePlanning Efficient Government Project, following successful delivery of the first two phases.

'Profits in the first half reflect a weighting of deliveries toward the second half, as previously indicated, and were also impacted by some one-off costs related to delivery of the Stream 2 project. Second-half results are expected to benefit not only from the phasing of deliveries, but also from the savings introduced in the first half.

'Our continuing focus on greater efficiency has improved our cash position even after the early repayment of debt and our acquisition of J4B. We have therefore decided to declare a maiden interim dividend.

'The Group remains on course for a full-year performance in line with expectations and our strong order book gives us confidence about prospects for the second half and beyond.'

I think the following is a good summary of interims...............


IDOX pays maiden interim dividend as orders soar

Public sector software provider IDOX has its highest ever first-half order book of 9.1m, significantly ahead of expectations.

The firm is paying a maiden interim dividend of 0.08p per share

Results for the six months to the end of April show revenues of 15.7m compared with 16.2m, reflecting second-half scheduling of deliveries.

It says software revenues are stable but overall recurring revenue level rose to 57% of total group revenues (H1 2008: 51%)

And it says tight cost controls achieved 1.5m annualised cost savings with normalised pre-tax profit of 2.8m (H1 2008: 3.6m).

I.C rate IDOX a buy after results.............

Cuts in government spending should be 'good for business' so, with a defensive offering and growth underpinned by a strong order book, Idox is well-placed. The shares have inched up since we rated them a buy at 11.5p (21 May 2009) and remain attractively priced on seven times earnings forecasts. Buy.

http://www.idoxgroup.com/Idox

provides local authorities with software & managed services which deliver seamless integration and automation from user interfaces through to document storage.

RNS Number : 8350Q
IDOX PLC
12 November 2012





12 November 2012



Idox plc



Trading Update



Idox plc (AIM: IDOX, 'Idox' or 'the Group'), a leading independent supplier of software & services, is pleased to update shareholders on trading for the year ended 31 October 2012.



The Group's three key metrics being revenue, EBITDA and adjusted* pre-tax profit, are all expected to be comfortably ahead of consensus market expectations for the full year. Like-for-like organic growth has also been particularly encouraging in both the public sector and engineering software divisions which, together with our active acquisition programme, will deliver significant top line revenue growth for the year.



The Public Sector division continues to benefit from assisting local councils to achieve their cost savings and is expected to perform better than forecast, together with organic growth at a higher level than anticipated, due to the successful implementation within UK councils of our managed services and hosting products. The Group has been awarded a framework agreement by the Government Procurement Service for G-Cloud Services following an application and review of its Cloud offerings.



Continued new client wins within the Engineering Information Management (EIM) division, notably in North America, including two new contracts to provide SaaS solutions within the oil and gas industry, means the division is expected to report performance ahead of management's expectations and deliver stronger than anticipated organic growth. McLaren, the Group's industry specialised document management subsidiary, recently launched Enterprise OnAir, its privately hosted Cloud infrastructure, providing enterprise scalability, data and access security, across the whole lifecycle of the project. The division has also made very encouraging progress in penetrating the Asia Pacific markets, particularly, China, Taiwan and Australia, as well as Russia.



The EIM division's acquisition of FMx on 19 October 2012 extends the Group's offering within this sector by providing computer-aided facilities management software solutions to both private and public sector organisations, which since acquisition has already been added to the OnAir platform.



The Information Solutions division completed the integration of two recently acquired companies - the e-learning business, Interactive Dialogues and Dutch based grants advisory business, Currency Connect - both of which are now positioned for growth.



Idox will announce its final results for the year ended 31 October on Wednesday 12 December 2012.



*Adjusted profit before tax excludes amortisation, exceptional restructuring and corporate finance charges and share option costs.



Richard Kellett-Clarke, CEO of Idox, said:



"We continue to develop new and innovative methods to drive productivity within the Public Sector, a market which is now focused on managing costs and efficiency. Our strategy to differentiate within the Engineering Information Management sector, by being the only provider to offer a cross platform interoperable solution, is now beginning to show results and, in 2013 this division will continue the process of adding new markets to its North American core. "

Big in the public sector,Idox has very cleverly picked commercial markets to expand into, and it has done brilliantly in engineering,oil and gas, utilities, to name a few.
Smart, profitable, acquisitions are being blending expertly with 65%-plus recurring revenues, Even after the shares thumping 18-month re-rating, they still trade on just 11 -times this years 3.6p per share earnings estimate, which looks grudging. Narrowing the valuation gap to see the sectors 15 price-earnings (PE) ratio implies a 55p share price, roughly 35%% up from here.Dividends currently estimated at 0.7p per share, could also be raised, pushing the yield over the 2% threshold.

The company seems to be going in the right direction

Idox posts 50 per cent growth in revenue
Wed 12 Dec 2012

IDOX - IDOX

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LONDON (SHARECAST) - AIM-listed software and services provider IDOX posted a 50 per cent rise in its revenue to 58m pounds in the year ending October 31st, according to annual results published on Wednesday morning.

Adjusted profit before tax was up 36% to £14.8m from £11.6m a year earlier and earnings before goodwill, impairment, amortisation, depreciation, restructuring, corporate finance and share option costs rose 44% to £16.7m.

The final proposed dividend was 0.40p, compared to 36p in 2011.

Over the course of the year, the company completed and integrated £24m of acquisitions funded by cash flow and a new acquisition debt facility resulting in year-end net debt of £21.5m.

Martin Brooks, Chairman of IDOX, commented: “We have enjoyed further transformation in 2012, driven by strong organic growth and our continuing acquisition programme in both our major software divisions.

"We have implemented a strategy of diversification for the future in order to increase our geographic spread and work towards revenue parity between our operations in the public and private sectors. This strategy is progressing well, as we report 31% of revenue coming from our Engineering Information Management business and 31% of revenue being derived outside the UK; an impressive leap from the 12% achieved in both measures in the previous

Sold my holding

any idea why price went down from 59p?

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