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Accesso Technology Group, the provider of virtual queueing technology and ticketing software with its UK headquarters at Twyford, won top rating among large and medium-sized companies when it came to share price rises of Thames Valley quoted companies in May.
Earlier this year the group reported “a strong performance” for 2017 with a positive outlook for the future, with accounts showing revenues up 30% to $133 million.
Accesso also announced its first move into the healthcare market, with the Henry Ford Health System signing a long-term agreement for its solution to streamline the patient experience
throughout its six hospitals in the USA.
Two of the smallest quoted companies in the region ran away with the top successes in the month. Egdon Resources, whose oil and gas exploration and production business is based at Odiham, said it welcomed the Government’s support to its industry, especially with regard to shale gas development. Shares soared by 46%.
Vernalis, a leading development stage pharmaceutical company based near Reading, saw a similar picture with shares up 41%. Earlier this year it announced revenues were up from £5.6 million to £7m for the second half of last year.
Large (over £1 billion) Adjusted price
ELECTROCOMP ASHTEAD GROUP
ULTRA ELECTRONICS HDG HALMA
INTL CONS AIRL GP (CDI) FIDESSA GROUP SKY
SERCO GROUP CENTRICA
VODAFONE GROUP
31/05/2018 703.8 2331 1613 1350 680.6 3850 1347 92.9
145.9 191.82
Adjusted price 30/04/2018 609
2033 1408 1223 630.2 3930 1378 96.25 153.8 211.6
Medium (£250 million to £1 billion) Adjusted price
ACCESSO TECHNOLOGY GROUP TT ELECTRONICS SDL
VITEC GROUP
DISCOVERIE GROUP COSTAIN GROUP DE LA RUE ORD RWS HOLDINGS XP POWER (DI)
DAIRY CREST GROUP
31/05/2018 2610 253 450
1250 437
458.5 522 359
3420 494.6
SINCLAIR PHARMA TP GROUP ANGLE RM
TISSUE REGENIX GROUP REAL ESTATE INVESTORS OXFORD METRICS ECKOH
MCBRIDE INTERSERVE
31/05/2018 17.33 7.55 52
226
11.25 54 72
39.25 128 74.8
Sub £50 million Adjusted price
EGDON RESOURCES VERNALIS PIPEHAWK
CATENAE INNOVATION TRIAD GROUP
PETARDS GROUP IMMEDIA GROUP DEWHURST
PEBBLE BEACH SYS GP GOTECH GROUP
31/05/2018 11.5 5.74 4.1
0.15 62
24.5 24
910 2.8
0.26
Adjusted price 30/04/2018 2190 222 395
1190 423 460 530 367
3500 542.5
Small (£50 million to £250 million) Adjusted price
Adjusted price 30/04/2018 15
6.55 47.5 208
10.75 56 76
43.5 150
93.75
Adjusted price 30/04/2018 7.9
4.08 3.1
0.13 56.5 26 27
1040 3.25 0.38
Growth 16%
15% 15% 10% 8%
-2% -2% -3% -5% -9%
Growth 19%
14% 14% 5% 3% 0%
-2% -2% -2% -9%
Growth 16%
15% 9% 9% 5%
-4% -5%
-10% -15% -20%
Growth 46%
41% 32% 15% 10% -6%
-11% -13% -14% -32%
New list for 2018 and breakfast seminar
The Business Magazine will publish a new AIM 50 list in the September/October edition of the magazine; the list will also be available online. The list will be an A to Z of Thames Valley companies that are on the Alternative Investment Market.
The Thames Valley Aim Companies list is supported by the London Stock Exchange, Crowe, Irwin Mitchell and Stockdale Securities.
TV AIM – Breakfast seminar
Following publication of the list, The Business Magazine will be hosting a breakfast seminar in November. Speakers:
• Claire Dorrian: Head of London and southern region, UK primary markets, capital markets, LSEG
• Robin Stevens: Partner, corporate finance, Crowe • Daniel Bastide: Partner, corporate finance, Irwin Mitchell • Andy Crossley: Managing director, Stockdale Securities • Neil Clark: CEO, Destiny Pharma
Thursday, November 22nd – 8am-11am
Royal Berkshire Conference Centre Madejski Stadium Reading There is free parking within the Madejski complex
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businessmag.co.uk
THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE – JULY/AUGUST 2018
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