Gattaca – “markets returning to growth”, so why a more than 13% share price fall?...

Engineering and Technology recruitment company Gattaca (GATC) has announced results for its year ended 31st July 2021 and that “since February we have seen the markets returning to growth across the majority of our major sectors, which has led to a candidate short market”. Why then currently a share price down 13.5% at below 180p?...

Gattaca (#GATC) – emphasises further improved performance, anticipates FY “modest dividend”

Gattaca (#GATC) – “faster rate of recovery in NFI than originally expected”, anticipates FY “modest dividend”

Gattaca (#GATC) – FY adj. EPS -64%, notes recent “encouraging indications of increased activity” but “remain cautious”

Gattaca – trading “stronger” than initial lock-down expectations… but how strong were they?...

A “Full Year Trading Update” from self-styled “the UK's leading specialist Engineering and Technology recruitment business”, Gattaca (GATC) – and the shares currently at around 50p in response, circa 14% higher...

Gattaca (#GATC) – April-June trading -41%, now “some encouraging signs of increased activity”

Gattaca (#GATC) – warns, “challenging environment across the staffing market, driven by the economic and political climate in the UK”

Gattaca (#GATC) – H2 continuing NFI -1%, FY adj. PBT “expected to be slightly above market expectations”

Gattaca (#GATC) – “assisting on a voluntary basis” after a US DoJ request for information re. Huawei

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 net fee income +2%, FY outlook “in line with the board's expectations”

Gattaca (#GATC) – to withdraw from a number of international territories and markets

Gattaca – after a February profit warning, two months later…

Engineering and Technology recruitment company Gattaca (GATC) has announced results for its half year ended 31st January 2018. These follow particularly a trading update on 7th February, so no surprises then… Er, the shares are currently more than 20% lower on the day, at around 150p!…

Gattaca – not mentioned with director share sale & then a “Statement re Share Price Movement” 3 weeks ago… but now a profit warning, dividend cut (& CEO resigns)!

On 17th January Gattaca (GATC) noted “the recent share price fall” and responded that there would be a “minimal” impact of Carillion's liquidation on its balance sheet and that a “trading update for the six months ended 31st January will be released 8th February 2018”. However, at 2:30pm yesterday there were Trading Update and Directorate Change announcements. Hmmm…

Gattaca (#GATC) – annual NFI from Carillion “in the order of £0.5m”, argues “minimal” balance sheet impact

Gattaca – argues “broadly in-line” – though forecasts were cut as recently as April…

Having previously written on engineering and technology recruitment company Gattaca (GATC) in April - half-year results, General Election the next ‘uncertainty’?, the company has now updated on trading for its year ended 31st July 2017…

Gattaca – half-year results, General Election the next ‘uncertainty’?

Having recently gone from “the board has confidence that profit for the full year will be in line with its previous expectations” to “believes that profits for the year will be approximately 10-15% below its prior expectations” in 10 weeks, Gattaca (GATC) has now announced results for its half year ended 31st January 2017…

Gattaca (#GATC) – H1 adj. EPS -25%, DPS maintained, “some” recent signs of returning confidence

Gattaca – from confident of profit “in line” to 10-15% below expectations in 10 weeks

Engineering and technology recruitment company, Gattaca (GATC) has updated that “the board has reviewed its outlook for the remainder of the year to 31 July 2017 and now believes that profits for the year will be approximately 10-15% below its prior expectations”. Uh oh…

Economy booms since June 23 but the wankers at Gattaca (#GATC) blame Brexit for dire profits warning

Gattaca – trading update & acquisition, good value?

Engineering and technology recruitment agency Gattaca (GATC) has announced what it emphasises as a “solid” performance for its half year ended 31st January 2017, though the shares price reaction suggests uncertainty…