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Made Tech – “largest contract in its history… ahead of current market expectations”, winning share tip Buy

‘Provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector’ Made Tech Group (MTEC) was a 38p offer price tip last month, with we arguing a 50p+ share price on continuing trading delivery this year as realistic HERE.  Made Tech now says that it has secured the largest contract in its history”- the shares are now well up on our tip at 43p

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This company to follow the path of a recent more than 52% winner in less than two months?

We recently had a more than 52% success in less than two months with shares in a company describing itself as a “leading digital transformation partner to the UK public services sector” after it stated it was “focused on sustainable growth, supported by new business wins”. With also in the current macro environment it not easy finding trading positivity at a reasonable valuation, we now ride again with self-described “a leading provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector”.

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Made Tech – full-year results emphasising “Strong performance and momentum”, so why a more than 12% share price fall?…

Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital, data, and technology services to the UK public sector”, Made Tech Group (MTEC) has announced results for its year ended 31st May 2025 headlined “Strong performance and momentum into FY26”. So what about a current 35.5p share price in response, more than 12% down?

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Made Tech – “awarded £19.5m new contract”. Is it to be £19.5m though and should it could command a near 46% share price rise?…

Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector”, Made Tech Group (MTEC) “is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a new contract with The Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities, worth up to £19.5 million revenue to the group over a 24 month period with a 12 month extension option”. Is it though ‘pleasing’ enough for a current approaching 46% higher to 13.5p share price?

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Made Tech – interims, how much ‘bullshit earnings’ was the previously-stated EBITDA?…

Previously on Made Tech Group (MTEC), which describes itself as “a leading provider of digital, data, and technology services to the UK public sector”, at the start of this month I wrote ‘arguing “a credible EBITDA performance”, is CEO Rory MacDonald fooling himself or trying to fool everyone else?’. So what of the today-announced results for its half year ended 30th November 2023?

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Made Tech – arguing “a credible EBITDA performance”, is CEO Rory MacDonald fooling himself or trying to fool everyone else?

Previously writing on Made Tech Group (MTEC), which describes itself as “a leading provider of digital, data and technology services to UK public services”, in September with the shares falling further towards 15p I noted cash burn abounds and to still avoid. Today it states it “is pleased to provide a half year update on trading”, so why are the shares currently a further more than 23% lower on the back it to around 10p, a £15 million market cap?

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Made Tech – cash burn abounds but it’s “thank you” from £37.6m of shares sold on 2021 AIM listing CEO Rory MacDonald!

Previously writing on group describing itself as “a leading provider of digital, data and technology services to the UK public sector” Made Tech (MTEC), in May with the shares heading down towards 20p I noted a horrid trading warning and to continue to avoid. What of now results for its year ended 31st May 2023 and the shares currently falling further towards 15p?

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Uh oh5 Oct 2026
I looked up 2 boroughs in London and the numbers are absolutely terrifyingIn Ealing, which I would not associate with vast numbers claiming benefits, it is > £1.1bn. Flippin' heck! Maybe most of the claimants live near LHR, like Southall and Hanwell?Where I live, in Camden, it is paying out ‘only’ £657m!This is nuts!
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if that had happened QBT would have announced it.
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EASYASOT35 Oct 2026
Ouch! The best case scenario is that the enforcement can continue but only if QBT file an entirely new or fundamentally altered claim; all of which would extend the process by many months.
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BURIEDTREASURE5 Oct 2026
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If I miss a payment on one of my credit cards I get a penalty charge. I pay as soon as I realise that I have missed a payment and phone up. The penalty charge gets cancelled but not the interest charged. Clearly I am a good touch, can pay the debt and am a "good customer". Within a few weeks they increase my credit limit.If a country has no debt then it makes sense to issue fiat. But if in debt and you issue fiat the value of the outstanding debt is decreased in the eyes of the market and the interest rate on that outstanding debt is ramped up, and you devalue your fiat debt, interest rates go up.So issue fiat if your debt is "manageable" but if not you can only borrow more, just like the credit card companies.
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Inflation control is the main reason. Printing money devalues your currency increasing inflation. Zimbabwe and Venezuela printed large amounts of their currency which created hyperinflation. Borrowing money via the bond market creates discipline, the market's trust in a government will determine the rates paid. On the downside, borrowing too much puts pressure on government to service the debt and potentially cut money from critical areas like education, health and defense.
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