Petards Group, the surveillance systems developer expects to make a profit in the second half after it completed its restructuring.

Friday 29 Sep 2006:
Chairman Tim Wightman said, From an operational perspective we have now completed the structural changes necessary to implement the board's longer term strategy that was embarked upon over 18 months ago.

Petards said it expects significant deliveries to customers in the last quarter, adding that it is encouraged by the promising pipeline of orders that should secure its continued recovery in 2007 and beyond.

Petards' UVMSTM software is a versatile and totally scaleable network management
tool for the recording, storage and instant retrieval of high volumes of digital
surveillance video. It features advanced recording, camera mapping & image
replay functions and will form the backbone for any new or existing CCTV system.
Its flexibility to grow with clients' security requirements ensures their CCTV
systems have the ability to expand in the future whilst working over a variety
of network protocols.

More information on the on-board digital CCTV systems can be found on:
http://www.petardsjoyce-loebl.net/en/Products/cctv.aspx

very large contract win today - onwards and upwards

13-11-13 - £7m contract
11-11-13 - £1m contract
21/10/13 – Contract – No value but significant
09/10/13 - £1.75m Contract
19/09/13 - £1m contract

That’s £10+ million worth of contracts won in 2-3 months. Market Cap = £2/3m

fantastic rns imo - moving - hardly any free shares available

here we go
gl

The audited results for the year ended 31 December 2014 are much improved and show a return to profitability. The future looks more positive than we have seen for a while from this one.

Revenues more than doubled to £13.5m and there was an operating profit of £0.8m compared to the prior year’s loss of £1.3m. Operating cash flow was also an encouraging positive £0.8m.

See more at: http://tinyurl.com/k4s9s7m

Petards has delivered decent interim results for the six months to 30 June 2015.

Despite lower revenue, the higher margins, improved cash generation and decent order book suggests the future looks brighter. It’s the share structure that puzzles us!

Read more at http://tinyurl.com/q2g5r5w