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Sanderson Group – full-year results, any value remaining?

Software and IT services business specialising in multi-channel retail and manufacturing markets in the UK and Ireland, Sanderson Group (SND) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2013. The following updates with the shares currently approaching 7.5% ahead, at 72.5p, on the back of them.

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-11-26 16:55:22 |

Sanderson Group - house broker updates, shares now up with events?

Shares in Sanderson Group (SND), the software and IT services business specialising in multi-channel retail and manufacturing markets in the UK and Ireland, have continued their rise since I previously commented HERE last month – to trade at a current 68.5p. The following updates post a review of forecasts by the company’s house broker.

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-11-11 13:10:43 |

Sanderson Group – acquisition & full-year trading update analysis

Software and IT services business specialising in multi-channel retail and manufacturing markets in the UK and Ireland, Sanderson Group (SND) has updated that “the trading results for the year ended 30th September 2013 are in line with market expectations and will show group revenues of approximately £13.8m (2012: £13.37m), an improved gross margin of 87% (2012: 83.6%) and operating profit in line with market expectations”. The following updates on my August view

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-10-28 18:10:49 |

Sanderson Group - acquisition, shares still good value?

Sanderson Group (SND), the software and IT services company specialising in the multi-channel retail and manufacturing markets in the UK and Ireland, has announced an initial £0.5 million, and up to £0.645 million, acquisition of Rugby-based e-commerce solutions provider to more than 30 multi-channel retailers, Catan Marketing Ltd, as well as that it “is continuing to trade well in the second half of the financial year ending 30th September 2013 and management expects trading results to be in line with market forecasts”. Following my analysis of the company’s interim results a couple of months ago (see HERE), the following updates…

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-08-14 08:31:04 |

Sanderson Group - interim results, buy

Sanderson Group (SND), the AIM-listed software and IT services company specialising in the multi-channel retail and manufacturing markets in the UK and Ireland, has announced a pre-tax profit from continuing operations of £0.852 million (up from £0.624 million) on revenue up 3.7%, at £6.37 million, generating earnings per share of 1.84p (up from 0.87p) for the six months ended 31st March 2013.

By | Published 2013-06-06 11:24:45 |

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Fagash2 Nov 2026

I noticed this post and ticked it up. That was at 2k likes. You hit a spot I think .

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STEPHEN19772 Nov 2026

I spotted that Eco typo too - hopefully their contracts are subject to more attention to detail!

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WELL INFORMED2 Nov 2026

She's a nauseating entitled cow, who like the rest of the Labour government don't give a fuck the real people of this country, the wealth creators, the workers and the decent law-abiding. Instead they concentrate their focus on destroying wealth creators and spunking billions on illegal criminals coming over the Channel - at our expense. It's criminal what's going on and the quicker this odious shower of shit are out the better.

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BURIEDTREASURE2 Nov 2026

What a crock. The company and the executive involved should be named, shamed, heavily fined and sued by his shareholders pour encourager les autres!

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Even the daily mail is going soft.

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BEARISHBULL2 Nov 2026

"Of course there remain many more Brexit papers than Remain papers"Care to list them? I think you'll find you're talking bollocks.

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Putneywill2 Nov 2026

I think you may well be right in respect of the Fed raising rates and the BOE too over the coming months. BOE could raise further after that too. Personally, I think the bigger picture is the UK moving into a debt doom loop and the Country is not moving to remedy the problem. Gold has to be part of a "doomsday prep" picture.Personally, I'd sold down quite a bit of my holding in Anglogold Ashanti (AU) and GGP - I think I'm going to start buying back in dribs and drabs now. I don't mind being in a rum market for gold over the next 12 months - in 2 years or so I think we'll be fine.

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MANICSEAGULL2 Nov 2026

Proposals to compensate countries for slavery are totally immoral. We are not responsible for the actions of our ancestors. All slavery is an abomination and I am proud of the role Britain had (eventually) in stopping the Africa/America trade. Slavery has existed in every generation; I have seen estimates that there are likely to be more than 45 million people in slavery today. If the government has cash to spare maybe they should tackle that. But if I am wrong and reparations are appropriate, we should be able to claim reparations from the Muslim north Africans that raided the south and west coasts of Britain and Ireland in the 17th century, and kidnapped fishermen and naval sailors off our coasts, including those trying to stop the slave trade to the Americas. And the slave trade between East Africa and the Muslim Middle East was far worse, in numbers and treatment. In that trade men ad boys were castrated and used as work horses, and women and girls used as breeding stock for more slaves. Of course that isn't called out; it would not fit the woke narrative.

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Eric_Tricity2 Nov 2026

You are wrong again, as usual. One, there are very few Brexit papers and if you had seen the writings of many Telegraph subscribers you would know that the decision to sack those two will be financially punitive, people are cancelling / not renewing their subscriptions. The big wigs at the Telegraph are effectively turning the paper into a watered down version of the struggling Guardian and it will ultimately fail unless they have a rethink.As regards Germany and France, which is being burnt to the ground by left wing bigots, (sound familiar Jonathan?), Germany's economy has been destroyed by Net Zero policies, which are far more advanced over there than here and that is directly as a result of being a member of the EU with the likes of Merkel etc slavishly following their puppet masters for financial gain whilst having no care for the destruction of their own country. This has been extensively documented for years yet in your world of delusion you blame Brexit, it beggars belief.

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COLINS22 Nov 2026

You obviously listen to different US commentators than I do. I don't know what the outcome will be any more than you or any of the pundits do, we can only hope that the loony left do not prevail.

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