wideangle
27 Jul 2017
Selling the Shares I seem to have missed the deadline to accept the offer. Does anyone know if there will be another offer of selling the Shares at the offer price, or do i now have to sell them on the market before they get removed from AIM? Thanks
freedom-thirty5
14 Jun 2017
Well done holders! I spotted this one as being bargain value a few weeks back, at 57p.I didn't see the takeover coming and waited too long for an entry point. This keeps happening to me, but it's good at least to know that I am doing something right in identifying these opportunities, even if I'm not taking them as often as I should.A nice tidy 45% profit here for those holding the shares!F35
IOMINVESTCOM
25 Jan 2017
Paul Scott's view [link]
claude reins
20 Sep 2016
Finals show continued progress Its a tough world out there for fuel retailers. Kalibrate has invested in new products and new markets and they are making good client wins in current and new markets. They are the global leaders in their field and continue to expand their footprint. Satisfied with the progress and continuing wins though as always investment costs money - less jam today for more jam tomorrow though tomorrow is here, not on the horizon as can be seen by the client wins.
IOMINVESTCOM
12 Sep 2016
Results tomorrow Nice recovery in share price over the last 4 weeks.Fingers crossed the results are good tomorrow.GLTA
mcescher
30 Mar 2016
Interesting look at intrinsic value of Kalibrate Technologies What do people think of this DCF for KLBT? [link]
IOMINVESTCOM
28 Jan 2016
Re: On the move?? Gradually moving higher of late with today's open above the 200 mda
IOMINVESTCOM
03 Sep 2015
On the move?? Good to see some life in the share price today after one recent single contract win. I'm keen to see it break north of 1.08GLTA
IOMINVESTCOM
17 Mar 2015
Contract Win Kalibrate Technologies plc17 March 201517 March 2015Kalibrate Technologies plc("Kalibrate" or the "Group"
Contract Win - Multinational oil and gas company selects Kalibrate's Location Intelligence Solution - - NIS studies four European markets using Kalibrate technology solution - - Contract adds 3 new countries to Kalibrate's growing list of market experience - Kalibrate Technologies plc (AIM: KLBT), the provider of strategy and technology services to the global fuel retail industry, is pleased to announce that it has secured a contract with NIS (Naftna Industrija Srbije).Majority-owned by Gazprom and listed on the Belgrade Stock Exchange, NIS is one of the largest vertically integrated energy companies in Southeast Europe. Headquartered in Serbia, NIS also has operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria.Under the terms of the multi-year contract, NIS will utilise Kalibrate's retail network planning and location analysis solution to optimize the performance of its network of retail outlets in four Southeast European countries. Kalibrate's Planning solution will provide NIS with in-depth market and demand analysis that will help it decide where to build or remodel its retail sites.Commenting on the contract win, Bob Stein, Chief Executive Officer of Kalibrate, said:"We are delighted to welcome NIS as a valued client. This new partnership adds 3 new countries to Kalibrate's growing list of market experience which now exceeds 50 countries in total. This is further proof of our ability to add value to fuel retail businesses across a very broad range of market conditions."Alexander Malanin, Executive Director of Sales and Distribution, NIS, added:"We chose to partner with Kalibrate based on the quality and comprehensiveness of their market data and the ability of their location intelligence tool to help us better understand the drivers of retail performance at each of our outlets. We will be studying how to increase our retail performance in The Balkans."
claude reins
10 Mar 2015
Good interims today Strong performance overall , with some issues in Japan. They put a strong case why they have been sheltered to a large extent from the drop in the oil price.I am sure that the results would have been even better if the oil price had remained buoyant, but they have sufficient confidence in their product to forecast meeting market expectations for the full year.Strong hold or, after the drop in the SP recently, even a buy.
