In a brief trading update, StatPro says that its annualised recurring revenue (ARR) for StatPro Revolution, the cloud-based portfolio analysis service, grew by 81% on a constant currency basis to £14.7m over 12 months. This includes Investor Analytics, which was acquired in January 2016. StatPro launched its Revolution Performance module in September and one of its beta clients, National Australia Bank, has already gone live with eight of its clients on the platform. We are maintaining our forecasts, but given the recent contract momentum and weak sterling, we continue to see upside risk to our forecasts. With StatPro’s US-based financial software peers and SaaS companies trading on lofty multiples, we continue to believe there is significant upside in the shares.

19 Oct 2016
Cloud services rises to 39% of revenue book

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Cloud services rises to 39% of revenue book
Statpro Group (SOG:LON) | 0 0 (-0.8%) | Mkt Cap: 159.5m
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19 Oct 2016 -
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Richard Jeans -
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In a brief trading update, StatPro says that its annualised recurring revenue (ARR) for StatPro Revolution, the cloud-based portfolio analysis service, grew by 81% on a constant currency basis to £14.7m over 12 months. This includes Investor Analytics, which was acquired in January 2016. StatPro launched its Revolution Performance module in September and one of its beta clients, National Australia Bank, has already gone live with eight of its clients on the platform. We are maintaining our forecasts, but given the recent contract momentum and weak sterling, we continue to see upside risk to our forecasts. With StatPro’s US-based financial software peers and SaaS companies trading on lofty multiples, we continue to believe there is significant upside in the shares.