Primary Recommendations

Craneware - Growing pipeline of opportunities

October 2023

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In last month’s issue, I drew attention to a significant trend within the healthcare companies in the SCSW universe - a substantial uptick in the recent number of bids. One copper-bottomed play that remains in the sector and is certainly not lacking admirers is AIM-listed Craneware. The last time I wrote on it was seven years ago when its mainstay was supplying software for charge capture and pricing, which helps hospitals in the US collect revenue. Whereas in the UK we are reliant on the NHS (a tax funded system to provide access to healthcare for everyone), in the US it is generally up to individuals to insure themselves - although there is a basic state-funded scheme for the poor. If you go into hospital for a procedure, the ho ...

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Market Comment - October '23

Good Energy - Sequence of forecasts: 9.5p, 18.3p, 33.2p and 69.2p

Craneware (July 2019)

Craneware (August 2018)

Craneware - Two significant new contracts (March 2018)

Craneware - Gain since main profile: 154% (February 2018)

Craneware - Bullet proof business (October 2016)

Craneware (August 2016)

Craneware - Big beneficiary of Obamacare (November 2015)

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