Self-described “a global leader in Location Master Data Management software and solutions”, 1Spatial (SPA) has issued a “Possible Offer” announcement though including that it has “reached agreement in principle on the key terms of a possible cash offer for the entire issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of the company for a price of 73 pence per 1Spatial share”. What about this with the shares currently up to 67.5p in response?
Describing itself as “a global leader in Location Master Data Management software and solutions”, 1Spatial (SPA) states that it “is pleased to announce interim results for the six months ended 31 July 2025” and the headline is “Stronger recurring revenue mix and ongoing strategic delivery”. So with the shares having been above 70p at the start of 2025, what about a currently slightly further lower share price in response to 52.5p?
Describing itself as “a global leader in Location Master Data Management software and solutions”, 1Spatial (SPA) has issued an “AGM Statement” commencing that it “continues to make progress on its transition to a Software as a Service led business, with a healthy pipeline of significant contracts across its offerings. The UK has seen a return to more typical activity levels in recent months, including new contracts with Heathrow Airport, alongside our partner Esri, and expansions with Yorkshire Water, The Environment Agency and Network Rail. In addition, the significant Belgium contract is progressing to plan”. So why a share price of 46.5p, comparing to above 50p just over a month ago and above 70p at the start of 2025?
Describing itself as “a global leader in Location Master Data Management software and solutions”, 1Spatial (SPA) states that it “is pleased to announce its audited final results for the year ended 31 January 2025”. However in March, with the shares down to 57.5p, I noted its stated “exceeding expectations” was the overall performance quite the opposite again and to avoid/sell. What about now, with the shares having most recently closed at 51p and currently further down to 45p?
‘Location Master Data Management’ company 1Spatial (SPA) states that it “is pleased to provide an update on trading for the financial year ended 31 January 2025” and it is headlined “Increase in Term and SaaS licence revenue by over 35% exceeding expectations and delivering significant progress against strategic objectives”. So what about a current share price response to 57.5p, more than 10% lower?
Hello Share Slappers. This ancient wreck of a punter has had some success with a penny share tip I put your way a few weeks back. But I think there’s much further to go. 1Spatial (SPA) is an ambitious outfit that helps governments, utilities and local authorities. It does this by assisting with mapping, and land management, for example. Global clients include transport operations and government defence departments.
Hello Share Hunter/Gatherers. This ancient punter trawls the market for IT companies that could prosper for you in an ever more complex, but financially exciting, technological word. Today’s offering for your further research is a company called 1Spatial (SPA).
Describing itself as “a global leader in Location Master Data Management software and solutions”, 1Spatial (SPA) states that it “is pleased to provide an update on trading for the financial year ended 31 January 2024. Based on the unaudited financial results, the group expects to report significant progress against key financial metrics, providing a strong platform for further growth in future years”. That sounds good and so what of a current share price of 54p, er down approaching 13%?
Hello Share Feeders. Rather down the list of companies I’ve enthusiastically invested in and then lost interest in is a mapping firm. 1Spatial (SPA) has cost me a bit of money over a longish period. But now it’s showing, albeit slow, signs of a recovery. And I’m not surprised for these reasons.
Hello Share Collectors. One of my e-companies I once gave up as lost and has come back is 1Spatial (SPA). Having been below 20p, the shares are now above 40p with the company stating that it ‘continues to make good progress winning new customers and delivering on its expanding opportunity.’









