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In his debut article for ShareProphets, Robert Corden explains why he is so bullish on Service Power (SVR) and believes the shares are a strong buy at 4p.
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turbograndad
Robert, good little piece covering the relevant investing points without obvious ramping. Of course all this, as with every thing is within the broader context the macro great out there. Would of been helpful if you had given more info about what they actually do, I will go and find out and see if its worth a punt, as they say. Cheers.
Hanging is Far Too Good for Them
last month Nigel said on this site that SVR had to get a placing away “PDQ” and the shares were “an accident waiting to happen”.
turbograndad
Don’t really understand what they do, one off those nebulous computing services, think I will PASS. Looks as if others not interested either, in a back water doldrums.
earthling
Good article but the big concern is cash generation. December the 16th is when they need to repay a short-term loan from the biggest investor. Do that and no placing then I can see the shares doubling short-term – within one year.
Getting the PoC’s in and then probably more.
Company has moved from reliance on large contracts for revenues to recurrent revenues.
Company sells software that manages and optimises service technicians and employees in the field , – appointments, spare parts,.routeplanning..