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Business Description: CSG Limited (CSV) is an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and consulting company offering end to end technology solutions and services through the company’s two business divisions: Technology Solutions and Print Services.
Strategy Analysis: CSV´s strategy is to seek organic growth through aggressively targeting multi-year, annuity contracts and also reaching into new geographies. For acquisitive growth, CSV is seeking to purchase companies in industries core to its business, with long term annuity style revenues. CSV is also looking for strategic, small 'bolt-on' acquisitions.
CSG reported NPAT up 24% to $39.10m for the year ended 30 June 2011. Revenues from ordinary activities were $388.60m, up 40% from the same period last year. Diluted EPS was 15.60 cents compared to 15.63 cents last year. Net operating cash flow was $14.10m compared to $35.19m last year. The final dividend declared was 3 cents, taking the full year dividend to 5.50 cents compared with 5.50 cents last year.
The Age 7/02/2012 | ISRAEL'S Foreign Minister was headed for Washington overnight amid signs that the US and its Middle East ally hold diverging views on how best to resolve the standoff over Iran's disputed nuclear program.
Sydney Morning Herald 7/02/2012 | There will be fewer love hearts and boxes of chocolates this Valentine's Day for the short-lived chief executive of Perpetual Limited, Chris Ryan.
Sydney Morning Herald 7/02/2012 | HOTEL owners and operators are preparing for a busy year of openings and renovations as demand increases from domestic travellers.
The Age 6/02/2012 | AUSTRALIA has a reputation for embracing technological developments quickly. We had a record take-up of VHS, DVD and widescreen television, and it is widely claimed that the Land of Oz has more home theatres per head of population than anywhere else in the world.
Sun Herald 5/02/2012 | INVESTORS cheered during the week, perhaps convinced that the latest rearrangement of deckchairs on the good ship euro will do the trick and right the heavily listing vessel.
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