Hello Share Punchers. For many years I’ve held shares in Netcall (NET). Though the share toppled soon after I bought, I've held on all these years. Then came a slow rally. This continued for a time, then came another decay. Currently, I think I’m well short of breaking even. But firstly, what does Netcall do?...
A “Trading Update” from Netcall (NET) – and the shares currently down more than 9%, at 51.5p, on it. This despite “cloud bookings have continued their strong performance with year over year growth of 160% to £6.5m”, including “public sector customers ordering the group's newly launched Low-code cloud offerings”…
Netcall (NET) used to be one of the better small cap prospects in terms of its charting picture, a point which is underlined by the way that at least until February this year it did appear we were in an extended bull run which was of a very robust nature.
Customer engagement software company Netcall (NET) has announced a sixth consecutive year of earnings growth in the 12 months to 30th June 2014. However, having considered that there looked to be little on offer in the shares from a value perspective earlier this year (see HERE), is there enough in the results to suggest otherwise?
Moving away from the ‘T’ theme and medical products, this month’s Stock-Ping highlights a UK based computer software company with a cloud based payments system, and, as of December 31 2013, no debt and turning a profit; Netcall Plc (NET).
Software provider for customer engagement, Netcall plc (NET) has announced results for its half year ended 31st December 2013 and notes that “positive momentum has continued into the second half of the year, and as a result, the board remains confident in a successful outcome for the year as a whole”. The following updates with this currently seeing the shares little changed on the day at circa 55p.
Customer engagement software provider Netcall plc (NET) has updated that it “has continued to trade comfortably in line with management expectations throughout the first half of the year (to 30th June 2014) which has been characterised by strong sales momentum and double digit percentage growth in orders from new and existing customers”. However, with the shares having risen from sub 20p as recently as January 2012 and sub 30p at the commencement of 2013 to a current 61.5p, does there remain any value on offer here?
AIM-listed customer engagement software provider Netcall (NET) – whose customers include more than 65% of the NHS Acute Health Trusts, major telecoms operators such as BT and Cable & Wireless and the likes of Lloyds TSB, Odeon, Orange, Prudential and Thames Water – has announced it performed well in the second half of its year ended 30th June “and the board anticipates full year results will show a significant increase in both revenue and adjusted EBITDA, with the latter being comfortably in line with market expectations”. However, is the share price now up with events? ...
