StatPro has seen a revival of sales in its traditional software in recent weeks. In early September it announced a £1.5m+ 3.5 year StatPro Seven contract win with a US-based top 10 global asset manager. Today, the group’s Infovest unit has announced a £1.0m seven-year contract with a large North American asset manager. Meanwhile, StatPro is launching its Revolution Performance module later this month. We are maintaining our forecasts, but with the healthy contract momentum and weak sterling, we see an increasing upside risk for forecasts as the year progresses. With StatPro’s US-based fintech peers and SaaS companies trading on lofty multiples, we continue to believe there is significant upside in the shares.
19 Sep 2016
Traditional software momentum
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Traditional software momentum
Statpro Group (SOG:LON) | 0 0 (-0.8%) | Mkt Cap: 159.5m
- Published:
19 Sep 2016 -
Author:
Richard Jeans -
Pages:
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StatPro has seen a revival of sales in its traditional software in recent weeks. In early September it announced a £1.5m+ 3.5 year StatPro Seven contract win with a US-based top 10 global asset manager. Today, the group’s Infovest unit has announced a £1.0m seven-year contract with a large North American asset manager. Meanwhile, StatPro is launching its Revolution Performance module later this month. We are maintaining our forecasts, but with the healthy contract momentum and weak sterling, we see an increasing upside risk for forecasts as the year progresses. With StatPro’s US-based fintech peers and SaaS companies trading on lofty multiples, we continue to believe there is significant upside in the shares.