UK 21:44 Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
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I have noted before, in relation to Globo (GBO ) as it happens (HERE) how companies that are starting to panic about a dismal share price or about investors are asking pesky awkward questions about profits to cash conversion and other investment fundamentals react by issuing total non-news. Today’s effort from Globo (GBO) is a stormer in that respect. It is prize winning non news with a dose of unintelligible corporate bullshit thrown in. In fact it is such classic MBA style bullshit that I will run a competition on the back of it.
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Comments
Ketan Vora
They are not in the “leaders” quadrant
They are in the category niche players aka – not a hope in hell.
It has the lowest ability to execute as per the Gartner Analysis against all it’s peers.
The leaders are MobileIron, Good Technology, IBM, Airwatch and Citrix.
SAP only makes it as a challenger.
Globo is nowhere near to any sort of recognition from the market that matters…..(or good enough for) the CIOs who spend money on IT.
Niche player = polite way of saying not a chance in hell
The Gartner piece is actually very helpful.
It lists all the players in the marketplace in my opinion provides a useful overall benchmark.
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craig macfarlane
Crikey. Damned if they do. Damned if they don’t. I wish there were more people in the world like Costis actually creating new products, innovation and jobs.
Is there anything positive you can say on the business ?
paduardo
In plain English that states “time to go short”