Previously writing on cyber security group ECSC (ECSC), in November with the shares at 70p I concluded wanting to see bottom-line financial impact of “growing demand” before reconsidering my stance to avoid. The shares last closed at 75p, though today 2020 results...
Cyber security group ECSC (ECSC) “is pleased to announce an update on trading” – and the shares are currently approaching 4% higher at 70p...
“ECSC (AIM: ECSC), the provider of cyber security services, announces that on 21 August 2020, the company cancelled options over 588,037 new ordinary shares in the company… the company also granted options over 588,037 new ordinary shares to the same directors, PDMRs and company employees”. Sounds suspicious...
Previously writing on cyber security group ECSC (ECSC), last year with the shares having fallen from above 77.5p to 67.5p I questioned “a solid base for ongoing growth” and concluded to avoid. Now a trading update for the first half of 2020 emphasising “Continued strong growth in recurring managed services revenues” and the shares at 65p, though that being up 4% on the update...
Previously writing on cyber security services group ECSC (ECSC), in January I cautioned as the shares rose to 77.5p. They would go on to rise further but were back at 77.5p before now an “AGM Statement”…
A “Managed Services Contract Win” from ECSC Group (ECSC) – and the shares have responded more than 10% higher to 77.5p. But it’s an RNS Reach - i.e. “non-regulatory news releases such as marketing messages, corporate and product information” - announcement. Hmmm…
Previously writing on cyber security group ECSC (ECSC) it was on board changes - and I was scpetical in conclusion. Now, the shares are currently higher on an AGM statement…
Writing on 2017 results from cyber security group ECSC (ECSC) last month I noted a significantly increased loss as planned investment was delivered but the planned growth not and a fast-depleting balance sheet. Today a “Board Changes” announcement. Good news then? Er, the shares have currently responded a further 25% lower on the day, to 75p…
Cyber security services group ECSC (ECSC) has announced results for 2017 including noting “corporate decision-making cycles have been longer than anticipated”, but with CEO Ian Mann arguing “following a year of transformation, ECSC now has a platform to pursue the opportunity in the cyber security market”. Hmmm…
Cyber security services group ECSC (ECSC) has updated, including that it “is pleased to announce that trading performance for the 12 months ended 31 December 2017 was in line with market expectations”. So why a current circa 20% share price decline, below 200p?...
Cyber security services group ECSC (ECSC) has updated “following the successful completion of the previously announced cost reduction programme and having secured two significant managed services contracts” - and the shares are currently racing higher…
Having IPO’d on AIM in December at 167p per share with CEO Ian Mann stating “we are excited by the opportunities that now present themselves”, shares in cyber security group ECSC (ECSC) were 450p before a June trading warning. Now worse has followed…
