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Financial and insolvency services outfit Vantis has doubled annual profits on strong organic growth and a return to acquisitions.
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Smallcap broker Charles Stanley has retained a bullish stance on Vantis, the financial services group, following its recent upbeat trading statement.
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Vantis
SPECULATIVE BUY 07/11/2008
Accountancy group Vantis says its business mix is changing, to enable it to prosper ‘during an increasingly difficult business environment’.
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Vantis
BUY 24/07/2008
Accountancy group Vantis has continued to grow its business, despite its shares having suffered in the market malaise, and is sanguine about prospects due to its defensive business mix.
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Touching 280p at the start of 2007, accountancy group Vantis is now priced at just 107p, with sentiment towards the accountancy and professional services group poor.
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Vantis
HOLD 11/01/2008
Accountancy group Vantis, which joined AIM in 2002 with a consolidation brief, has not made an acquisition for 15 months, choosing instead to concentrate on new business and recruitment given the current tough economic climate.
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Vantis
BUY 10/01/2007
Despite being plagued by allegations it has illegally exploited tax concessions, accountancy and business consultancy firm Vantis recorded an outstanding performance in its historically weaker first half.
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Updates on our recommendations on Marchpole, Staffline, Vantis and Ben Bailey.
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Vantis
HOLD 11/01/2006
This acquisitive accountancy concern has enjoyed an exceptional run since last May’s canny deal to buy Numerica, with the shares shooting up by two thirds to 225.5p.
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Vantis
BUY 13/05/2005
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SME accountancy group Vantis' focus on making strategic acquisitions seems to be paying off.
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Vantis
BUY 19/07/2004
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While Tenon and Numerica both came as start-ups, raising large sums of money to buy significant accountancy practices, Vantis joined AIM in 2002 as a fully fledged accountancy firm that had grown steadily by acquisition over 16 years. It raised just £3 million (at 90p) to re-brand its business and continue the same policy of step-by-step acquisitions.
Since then the group has made seven further small acquisitions. They have been funded in part by some £6.1 million of share placings at prices ranging up to 115p.
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Vantis
BUY 17/12/2003
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Vantis
BUY 03/11/2003
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Vantis
BUY 14/07/2003
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