eg solutions SPECULATIVE BUY 12/03/2010
In the midst of a pleasing turnaround, performance improvement technology group eg solutions has also completed a strategically astute-looking bolt-on acquisition.
Africa-focused investment group Satya Capital has put £2m at 35p into Namakwa Diamonds for a 5% stake.
Having navigated its way through a testing first half of 2009, international software testing specialist SQS then experienced a dramatic second half upswing in fortunes.
In the midst of a pleasing turnaround, performance improvement technology group eg solutions has also completed a strategically astute-looking bolt-on acquisition.
Highly resilient outsourced human resources specialist Staffline grew its profits in a grim 2009 for the recruitment industry.
Smaller company broker Daniel Stewart has raised £600,000 from staff and is looking for deals to raise its game.
The diamond mining game is a law unto itself, and no-one knows this better than Adonis Pouroulis, executive chairman of Petra Diamonds.
Jeff Chatfield, entrepreneurial executive chairman of West Australian airline operator Skywest Airlines, is in an expansionist mood these days.
Technology group SciSys has been turned around under the leadership of chairman Mike Love and is seeing a flurry of exciting, long-term contracts coming its way, thereby improving its visibility of earnings.
AIM provides copious ways and means for investors to tap into the Chinese growth story, from the industrial demand for metals to the populace’s consumption of citrus fruit and herbal medicines.
Despite strong pipelines of new business in both divisions and the delivery of creditable 2009 numbers, technology counter K3 trades on a miserly multiple.
As foreshadowed here, leading French metals trader Transamine is buying into copper play Discovery Metals and taking its key sales contract.
AIM-traded since 2005, infection and contamination control specialist Tristel has an unblemished sales and profits growth track record and is cleaning up in growing domestic and international markets.
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Potential bid candidate Cluff Gold produced 19,288 oz of gold in West Africa in the first two months of the year.
As foreshadowed in the latest Growth Company Investor, investment minnow Brainspark is buying into Italian football club AC Ancona.
Gold producer Avocet Mining hopes its Wega acquisition will take 2010 group output to 200,000 oz after a flat nine months.