Having concluded bearishly on half-year results from Grafenia (GRA), I note a “Directors' Dealings” announcement from the company today…
Having last month concluded on Grafenia (GRA) that I wouldn’t want to bet on expectations being achieved and currently continue to avoid, I note the half-year results announcement sees the shares currently more than 14% lower at 7.5p…
Having previously reviewed Grafenia (GRA) with the shares at 9.5p in August, I note they currently 13.5% lower today, at sub 9p, on the back of a “Period End Trading Update and Notice of Results” announcement…
I previously wrote on Grafenia plc (GRA) on the back of a February profit warning – noting that I hope readers heeded my previous calls to sell or avoid at much higher prices than the then 8.5p and, whilst wishing new CEO Peter Gunning the best of luck, I retained that stance on the shares - see HERE. They subsequently recovered to more than 16p, but are now back at 9.5p following a recent AGM Statement...
A “Trading Update” announcement from Grafenia plc (GRA) commences “Post the last market update, trading has been more challenging in the company's domestic channels. Our markets have never been more competitive, with established players, aggressive pricing from new European entrants and domestic commercial printers diversifying into the trade print sector”. Uh oh…
I concluded a previous piece on Grafenia plc (GRA) HERE by saying that, despite the shares having fallen to 15.5p, withfurther detail of interim results expected to be announced on 9th November, it looked one to avoid. This has proven wise, with the share price now 12.875p…
Grafenia plc (GRA) has commenced its most recent announcement with news that it has completed the sale of its Dutch subsidiary for €2.35 million. It has also completed a derisory double of making the announcement at ‘no one watching o’clock’ (5:32pm) and it including towards the end a ‘material’ profit warning…
Grafenia plc (GRA), the former Printing.com, has reported results for its half year ended 30th September 2013 noting that its planned transition to a more Software-as-a-Service type business “is taking longer than we would have initially envisaged”. That makes the stock a sell and here's why.
Ahead of an expected 4th November announcement of its results for the six months ended 30th September 2013, the former Printing.com – now Grafenia plc (GRA), apparently “to reflect the broad 'graphic nature' of the group's activity” – earlier this month warned to “expect the results for the year to be below market expectations and skewed towards the second half's trading”. Is this another case of a change of a company’s name but the same old problems?
