A trading update from recruitment and training group Staffline (STAF) emphasises “underlying operating profit increased 133% in Q1 2021 year-on-year… provides increased confidence in the full year”. How justified is a share price rise to around 75p?...
Recruitment and training group Staffline (STAF) is “delighted to be extending our working partnership with Tesco… in addition to our PeoplePlus' services being represented so widely across the CAEHRS framework. We also welcome the Chancellor's recent amendments to existing VAT deferral measures” – and the shares have responded above 27p, 15% higher...
Recruitment and training company Staffline (STAF) has announced CEO Chris Pullen has “tendered his resignation to the board”. It seeks to reassure that he will “continue… during his notice period in order to facilitate an orderly succession and maintain business continuity”, that “the board's outlook for 2020 remains unchanged” and that it “expects to reach agreement with respect to revised terms that will remove the risk of covenant issues and ensure that the company retains sufficient liquidity headroom”. The shares are though still lower, below 45p…
Previously writing on recruitment and training group Staffline (STAF), in June with the shares above 100p I noted 2018 results (eventually), proposed bailout fundraising & directors 'avin a laugh?, concluding it’s also clearly challenging trading and that’s enough for me at this juncture to continue to avoid. Today “Trading Update” and “Directorate Change” – rarely a good combination…
From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following shows the shorted AIM shares with positions from 2018 and thus far in 2019 (by net short position %, those in bold not on the list at the start of 2019) – and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since last week...
Recruitment and training group, Staffline (STAF) has eventually announced 2018 calendar year results (though not included the accounts in the RNS – instead making us go to https://www.stafflinegroupplc.co.uk !) and a “Proposed Placing and Open Offer”…







