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EU Supply

  • BY: Andrew Hore |
  • POSTED: 29/01/2015 |

e-commerce systems developer EU Supply generated slightly lower than expected revenues in 2014 and the cash outflow was greater than forecast. 

Revenues were around £2.5m in 2014 and the loss was £2.1m. Net cash was £1.1m but Westhouse had expected £1.5m.

Although long-term contracts have been renewed Westhouse has decided to remove three new large contracts from its 2015 forecast thereby reducing revenues to £3.5m. A 2015 loss of £1.4m is forecast whereas last April Westhouse was predicting a profit for 2015. In 2016, EU Supply is expected to breakeven on revenues of £4.9m.

Additional EU directives will help to boost demand for the company’s services but it is unclear whether the cash will last until EU Supply starts generating cash.

At 17p a share, EU Supply is valued at £10.6m.

AIM Journal January 2015 available.

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