News & Comment
Restructured IT services provider Netstore is talking to possible bidders after losing a first-half £266,000 pre-tax.
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Ofex-traded Newlands Scientific, which develops technology using 'smart' magneto-elastic materials (which respond to movements of magnetic fields), pushed sales from £16,200 to £578,500 in the year to July as it launched products, but its losses rose from £776,000 to £1.7 million in the process. Robert Tyerman reports.
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Tony Hill, chairman of pubs and strip clubs venture SFI, has resigned after the group revealed it had overstated the value of its balance sheet by around £20 million – an 'enormous sum for a company of this size' according to one City analyst. Ben Cobley reports on a scandal that will probably leave shareholders with nothing and could have serious implications for other present and past board members.
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Managed IT solutions provider Netstore's long running quest for profits finally seems to be drawing to an end, first quarter figures to 30 September revealing losses halved to £1 million on turnover up 370 per cent at £3.2 million. Elliott Davis reports.
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Recommendations
Continuing to benefit from the desire of mid-sized companies to outsource the boring and complicated disciplines of IT managed services and security, Netstore added two acquisitions during the year but posted a pre-tax loss.
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After a testing few years, IT outsourcing specialist Netstore is at last getting the thumbs-up from investors, thanks to a switch from techMARK to AIM in late 2004 and February's announcement of record interim numbers.
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Sector Articles
Investors’ recent aversion to risk and a sell-off across the small-cap scene saw the index slump 6.7 per cent to 952.5 points last month, but a hubbub of bid talk has kept investors entertained.
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