Gattaca (#GATC) – FY LFL net fee income +7%, “expects to deliver further improvement in profit” ahead

Gattaca (#GATC) – “contract recruitment has continued to perform strongly leading to the group trading ahead of market expectations”

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 LFL net fee income +7% YoY, “trading ahead of expectations”

Gattaca (#GATC) – year ended 31st July 2025 adj. PBT slightly up on net fee income slightly down, initial £1.5m acquisition of cyber security recruitment business Infosec People

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 continuing operations post-tax profit fall to £0.5m, DPS 1p, notes “persistent macroeconomic headwinds”

Gattaca (#GATC) – expects H1 net fee income -3% YoY, “trading in line with expectations”

Gattaca (#GATC) – FY LFL net fee income -5%, trading in line with market expectations

Gattaca – “pleased to report… trading in line with current market expectations”. Er, is it though?…

Shares in specialist 'STEM' skillsets staffing company Gattaca (GATC) most recently closed at 125p and today a trading update in which CEO Matthew Wragg is “pleased to report the group is trading in line with current market expectations” and that a “strategy to invest in business development is starting to bear fruit, with two large client extensions and two more Managed Service Provider wins for the group in H1 and a growing pipeline”. So what of a currently down towards 110p share price?

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 net fee income -16% YoY, notes “tough market conditions”

My Write-Up Ain't Rocket Science, but Commends a Recruiter for the Technology End of the Jobs Market

Hello Share Seekers. My choice today sounds a bit like those TV space operas from the ‘seventies. But Gattaca (GATC) is a jobs recruitment consultant. You will have heard there’s a skill shortage. Try getting a plumber. Though this enterprising enterprise (Enterprise - get it?) could be able to take advantage of an employee shortage in the art of STEM.

Gattaca (#GATC) – FY EPS 3.8p, DPS 2.5p and special DPS 2.5p, notes macro headwinds have “slowed… speed of recovery”

Gattaca – states adjusted profit before tax “ahead of expectations”, but what about the outlook?

'STEM' skillsets staffing company Gattaca (GATC) has issued a trading update including that it “expects to report continuing underlying PBT of £2.5m for FY23, ahead of expectations… intends to recommend a full year dividend in line with its policy of 2.5p per share, accompanied by a one-off special dividend of 2.5p per share… intends to launch a new share buyback programme with the intention of returning up to £0.5m”. With also the shares currently up to 103.5p, good news then?

Gattaca (#GATC) – FY trading update, expects now current year PBT “marginal growth”

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 return to profit, no dividend though states ‘to review’ at year-end

Gattaca – “trading statement”, how ‘well placed’ is it proving to be?

“Specialist STEM staffing” company Gattaca (GATC) has issued a trading statement emphasising half-year “NFI expected to be £22.7m (H1 22: £21.6m)… expects to report statutory net cash at 31 January 2023 of £21m (31 July 2022: net cash of £12m)” and “the shortage of candidates plays to our key strength of deep knowledge and understanding of our sectors and niche skills”. So what of a current share price response to 77p, down 15%?!

Gattaca (#GATC) – expects H1 NFI +5.1% YoY, conscious of softening in some market sectors

Gattaca – full-year results argue “well placed for the future”, so why further share price decline?

Previously writing on engineering and technology staffing company Gattaca (GATC), early this year with the shares falling to around 90p I concluded, though I’d continue to monitor for meaningful trading improvement, at best on the watchlist. That has proven sensible, with the shares most recently closing at 79p – and now its full-year results.

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 loss, notes “investment in headcount and the technology platform”

Gattaca – waiting for a further update on trading was right, profit warning...

Previously writing on engineering and technology recruitment company Gattaca (GATC), in November with the shares falling below 180p I concluded house broker forecasts suggested possibly reasonable value but that the company’s recent performance and its outlook meant I’d wait for a further update on trading before reconsidering from the watchlist. Now a further trading update...

Gattaca (#GATC) – contract business ‘recovery delay’ “significantly below market expectations” warning