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Merrill Lynch repeats Buy rating for Ness ahead of Q2 results
10.8.2005 / 09:25
TheMarker
Today Ness Technologies (Nasdaq:NSTC) will be publishing its second-quarter financial statement, ahead of which Merrill Lynch repeated a Buy investment rating for the Israeli software house.
The investment bank expects Ness to report 13 cents per share earnings, up one cent from the quarter a year before. The company itself has guided investors to expect EPS or 13-14 cents per share.
Analysts Gregory Smith and Jennifer Dugan expect sales of $89.5 million, an increase of 21% from the corresponding quarter of 2004, but note there may be an upside due to the acquisition of Radix.
Radix might be accretive to revenues but not to earnings at this stage, they explain. They expect no income impact from the acquisitions of Efcon and Delta Electronic services in the second quarter. All three companies hail from eastern Europe.
http://tinyurl.com/dcpez
Dubi
I added a substantial amount yesterday,
averaging down.
Expecting strong financials tomorrow,
GL
Dubi
Dubi
We are in agreement - I have added more during this the recent walk down on low volume. Looking forward to the next few weeks.
Thank you for your insight
Bylo
Bylo,
The increased amount of the short interest, the lack
of coverage by analysts, the much-to-be-improved PR/IR
activities all have its toll on pps.
Expectations for solid, robust financials are low,
an additional important factor in this jigsaw.
Not a long wait though.
I have known many successful companies doing just fine,
in spite of their PR, or lack thereof.
IMHO we are in for a pleasant 'surprise'.
GLTY,
Dubi
Dubi
It looks like the stock is being walked down on low volume. In looking at the chart it appears to happen just before every earnings announce and then a rebound assuming good results. Any luck talking to the company?
Thank you
Shorts have no mandate for the truth and/or better info
than regular longs.
They simply believe the stock is overpriced, therefore
should go down.
Longs believe the exact opposite.
Shorts cause a short-term decrease in price, but if the market
is against them, they lose.
If NSTC releases good financials, the shorts might panic,
buy in order to close their positions, thus causing the pps
to rise even more.
Time will tell who had it right.
IMHO, we longs will have the upper hand.
Not too long to wait.
Regards,
Dubi
why would the short interest rise?
does it have to do with the way the stock acts? or any inside knowledge?
is there any one holds shares which are not vested? maybe he shorted?
Bylo,
I did, but did not get the right person.
Nothing to report yet.
I will give it a try today as well.
Regards,
Dubi
Dubi
By chance did you talk to the company?
Thanks in advance
Bylo
Nice, although no figure disclosed,
Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild and Ness Technologies Collaborate on Database Conversion
Thursday July 28, 7:00 am ET
HACKENSACK, New Jersey and GENEVA, Switzerland, July 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Ness Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: NSTC - News), a global provider of information technology solutions and services, today announced that it has been mandated for a conversion project with Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild, one of Switzerland's most prestigious private banks.
Under the terms of the contract, Ness Technologies has been mandated to convert the Bank's core banking systems from IBM's Information Management System (IMS) database environment to IBM's DB2 Universal Database. The project is being conducted as part of the Bank's J2EE and Websphere strategy.
The project will be executed in close collaboration with Ness' Application Migration Center. Productive use of DB2 is programmed for the last quarter of 2005.
"The conversion to DB2 will enable Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild to better deploy technologies such as Web services," said Patrick Schindler, Head of IT Development, Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild, adding that "the new DB2 environment will be far better suited to the development of innovative applications."
"In this project, we combine our local presence and knowledge of the financial services market with our technical expertise to deliver the best solution to Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild," said Bernard Ferber, Managing Director of Ness Switzerland. "We decided to assign this mission to Ness' Application Migration Center due to the group's extensive experience in conversions between various platforms and operating systems."
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050728/ukth010.html?.v=17
Dubi
NSTC: Short Interest UP 21.9% to 435.2K in Jul 2005
Tuesday , July 26, 2005 16:23 ET
According to new short interest data from NASDAQ, short interest for Ness Technologies Inc. (NasdaqNM: NSTC) INCREASED 21.9% to 435,154 shares for the month ended mid-July, 2005.
SYMBOL JUNE JULY CHANGE %CHANGE DAYS/COVER
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NSTC 356,848 435,154 +78,306 +21.94% 2
Based on NSTC's 20-day average daily share volume of 236,841, it would require approximately 2 day(s) of buying to cover this short interest.
Dubi
Ori,
Believe you-me, i did ask around.
Businesswise, innovative they always were.They were somewhat
eager to sell some shares, years after they could not do so,
being a private company.
Their sales had a negative impact on share price.
Dubi
I must say the nunber you two presented here are very nice and no flows on account of the managment. Is it possible to find some information about them from the time they where privet company? maybe we should try to ask some friends around. Israel is small people in the field knowa each other
Ori,
Some people ajust, some DO not.
I take my chances NSTC management does ajust and adapt.
If not i would not be here.
Not too long before we find out.
Regards,
Dubi
Bylo,
I never fall in love with a company, always on the lookout,
and if turns negative, or 'unkosher' activities, i simply
am out, regardless of loss/gain, whatever.
IMHO,the run will start a lot before your estimate of
6 months.
My estimate is much sooner.
Depending on financial results and additional contracts of course.
GLTY
Dubi
my poor experience showed me that management poor record is a way of habit, and the market predict well. with such good results what are you expecting? new contracts? is it a feeling or you did see a change which makes you sure of the future?
Dubi
Thank you - I am in agreement with your assessment. Love the sales growth and profitablity and the low # of shares bodes well.
In addition - I am impressed with the type of mutual funds and instituions holding - hopefully still holding the stock
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/mh?s=NSTC
TOP INSTITUTIONAL HOLDERS
Holder Shares % Out Value* Reported
FMR CORPORATION (FIDELITY MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH CORP) 2,907,885 8.48 $34,836,462 31-Mar-05
GALLEON MANAGEMENT L.P. 2,011,072 5.86 $24,092,642 31-Mar-05
AXA 1,692,981 4.94 $20,281,912 31-Mar-05
JLF ASSET MANAGEMENT, L.L.C. 1,489,154 4.34 $17,840,064 31-Mar-05
SCHRODER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT GROUP 1,313,600 3.83 $15,736,928 31-Mar-05
CITADEL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 919,535 2.68 $11,016,029 31-Mar-05
SELIGMAN J.W.&CO INCORPORATED 701,000 2.04 $8,397,980 31-Mar-05
Amvescap Plc 554,900 1.62 $6,647,702 31-Mar-05
PIER CAPITAL, LLC 517,130 1.51 $6,195,217 31-Mar-05
SAGAMORE HILL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LP 300,100 .87 $3,595,198 31-Mar-05
TOP MUTUAL FUND HOLDERS
Holder Shares % Out Value* Reported
FIDELITY SMALL CAP STOCK FUND 1,231,032 3.59 $13,332,076 30-Apr-05
FIDELITY CONTRAFUND INC 1,197,212 3.49 $14,342,599 31-Mar-05
SELIGMAN COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION FUND INC 579,700 1.69 $8,625,936 31-Dec-04
VARIABLE INSURANCE PRODUCTS FD II-CONTRAFUND PORTFOLIO 343,045 1.00 $4,109,679 31-Mar-05
ALLIANCE BERNSTEIN SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND 340,000 .99 $4,494,800 31-Oct-04
SALOMON BROTHERS SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND 307,500 .90 $4,575,600 31-Dec-04
FIDELITY SELECT PORTFOLIOS - SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICE 225,000 .66 $2,956,500 28-Feb-05
ALLIANCE BERNSTEIN SMALL CAP GROWTH INSTITUTIONAL FUND 172,800 .50 $2,291,328 31-Jan-05
AXP Global Series-World Technologies Portfolio 169,700 .49 $2,250,222 31-Jan-05
FIDELITY ADVISOR NEW INSIGHTS FUND 115,700 .34 $1,386,086 31-Mar-05
I too picked up more at $10.20 yesterday and am well poised when/if a nice run occurs in my opinion within the next 6 mos or so...
Take care
Bylo,
<relatively unknown history and experience as a Nasdaq-listed company, and Israel specific risks, Merrill Lynch adds.>
Their record as a publicly traded company is short, company
not having adapted to the difference between a private and
a public company.
Business-wise, innovative technology, expansion is flawless,
habits of a public company, not yet.
Not a major problem though, but explains the current LOW price.
Mind you, i did not insinuate nonkosher activities, otherwise
i would not have invested into NSTC.
As a matter of fact, i added yesterday, and now am in possession of two thirds of my planned investment.
GLTY,
Dubi
Dubi
Please detail their past mistakes.
Thank you
Bylo,
Mind you, the pps is depressed due to managements past 'mistakes'.
They would need a robust quarterly financial report,
plus some additional contracts in order to 'surge'.
I am very enthusiastic, and have not YET built my full
planned position.
The 'market' does not have a lot of confidence towards
the company.Myself, a bit reserved as well.
With more positive indications, i will add.
Dubi
Dubi
I first saw this stock recommended in Forbes.com which is for ideas only but after research I became very impressed:
Revenue Growth and profitable - increasing EPS. Prospects look very bright and looks undervalued IMO
12/02 $167M
Net Inc (2M)
12/03 $226M
Net Inc $2M
12/04 $305M
Net Inc $13M
Here is the Q1 announce and their year guidance - Q2 results to be announced 8/10 and they had some very good revenue awards in Q2
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050510/nytu127.html?.v=10
Bylo
Hi ByloCellhi,
Indeed, Israeli stocks are my speciality,
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3606
You may see there various Israeli specific stocks, media,
data etc.
I do not own them all, but i do follow them, and post any
find/article/info in their respective boards.
I have not been following NSTC for long, but am now
an enthusiastic shareholder.
The minute i have additional info concerning this company,
i will definetly post it here, be it positive, negative or neutral.
Dubi
Midas?Dubi
I am very long on this company as well. Purchases made Friday and again today based on my research.
I noticed from your profile you are very active in Israel's economics and companies. I am interested in your further input on this company.
Thank you
PRICE TARGET SUMMARY
Mean Target: 14.92
Median Target: 15.50
High Target: 17.00
Low Target: 10.50
No. of Brokers: 6
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ao?s=NSTC
Dubi
Ori,
The stock is in this price range as its record had many
'bumps' in the past.
With some additional 'proof' by way of contracts, the market
will be more at ease, or convinced of the growth potential.
I am already convinced, and for this reason IMHO this
price range is a bargain.
Dubi
shy shy shy in that case the stock price so low? maybe 14-15 $ target is not too apetaizing? why is the target so low? why with such good news the stock on 10?
Older news,
New analyst, new view: Ness stock shoots up on investment rating upgrade
Omri Cohen 05.6.2005 / 09:16
Over five months, Ness Technologies (Nasdaq:NSTC) stock lost 40% of its value, falling far below the $12 share price at which the company had gone public in September 2004. But in the last week and a half, the stock has rallied. At the end of last week it suddenly shot up 13%, and on Friday it gained another 2.2%, rising to $10.30 per share.
No, the company had not announced some striking new policy or plan; Piper Jaffray had replaced the analysts covering the company, and the new one had upgraded the stock to Outperform and raised its 12-month price target from $12 to $14.
Just under a month ago, analysts Brett Manderfeld and Randy Hugen had slashed Ness' price target from $15 to $12, and repeated a chilly Sector Perform rating. Last week the investment bank revealed that coverage had been given to another analyst, William Zinsmeister, who evidently had different feelings about the Israeli software house.
After reexamining Ness' business projections, Zinsmeister reduced his performance forecasts for this year, but on the other hand he raised the investment bank's projections for 2006.
For this year, Zinsmeister estimates, Ness will post 70 cent earnings per share (about $24.9 million) on revenues of $371.1 million. In 2006 it will net 90 cents per share ($32 million) on revenues of $438.3 million, he estimates.
Regarding his investment rating, at present Ness' market cap has fallen below $370 million, Zinsmeister explains. Even a multiple of 15 times the company's estimated 2006 earnings, on which the new price target is based, is cheap among the IT services group. The discount reflects the low visibility of Ness' core business in Israel, and the risks associated with its history of acquisitions.
http://tinyurl.com/bpkqa
Dubi
Buying Slovakian firm Delta rounds Ness' Eastern Europe presence, says Merrill Lynch
TheMarker 03.7.2005 / 15:17
Tel Aviv-based Ness Technologies (Nasdaq:NSTC) said on Thursday it is buying out Slovakia's privately held Delta Electronic Services for $7.75 million cash and on Friday Merrill Lynch released a Buy investment recommendation. The company's acquisition, its third in Eastern Europe, rounds out its presence there, the investment bank says.
The information technology services provider said it will pay an additional amount of up to $3.25 million if Delta achieves certain business goals by the end of 2005 and during the first quarter of 2006. "We view the deal favorably as it rounds out Ness' presence in Eastern Europe and fits with Ness' strategy in smaller geographies, which is to establish local market leadership with a full array of services," wrote Gregory Smith and Jennifer Dugan.
For 2004 Delta reached revenues of $18 million, Merrill Lynch says, and Ness expects the transaction to be mildly accretive this year, and more so from 2006 onward.
Ness is expanding fast. On June 10, it the Czech company Efcon and earlier in the second quarter, in April, it acquired the Romanian company Radix. Ness means to rename its new Slovakian firm Ness Slovakia.
Merrill Lynch writes that in its humble opinion, Ness represents a "unique growth opportunity in the IT services space", providing an answer to the growing demand for low-cost offshore services, plus higher growth verticals including in defense, pharmaceuticals and R&D for other companies.
The investment bank's 12-month price target is $17, which is 18 times estimated 2006 earnings per share, representing somewhat of a discount for Ness compared with peer companies. The investment bank is somewhat deterred by Ness' relatively small size, relatively unknown history and experience as a Nasdaq-listed company, and Israel specific risks, Merrill Lynch adds.
http://tinyurl.com/d579q
Dubi
EDS, Ness win NIS 500m First International IT project
IBM and Matrix IT lost out on the contract, Israel's first bank outsourcing project.
Dafna Zucker 20 Jul 05 14:07
After over two years of preparations, Israel’s first bank outsourcing project, and one of the country’s largest computer projects, is getting underway. First International Bank of Israel (TASE:FTIN1;FTIN5) today announced that it had selected Electronic Data Systems (NYSE:EDS) and Ness Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq:NSTC) to carry out its outsourcing project, worth over NIS 500 million.
EDS and Ness Technologies beat the other finalist for the First International Bank project - a joint bid by IBM (NYSE:IBM) and Matrix IT Ltd. (TASE:MTRX).
The Bank of Israel recently approved the project, after several months delay, which delayed the project’s preparations. The delay was due to deliberations over Israel’s first large bank outsourcing project. The Bank of Israel wanted to ensure that banking confidentiality and stability would be preserved after First International Bank outsourced its computer services.
The outsourcing project is intended to save First International Bank NIS 200 million over the next eight years.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes.co.il - on July 20, 2005
Dubi
Merrill Lynch rates Ness Technologies "Buy"
The investment house sets a price objective for the Israeli IT company 70%above market.
Globes correspondent 19 Jul 05 14:16
In its recently released review of the computer services market, US investment house Merrill Lynch rates Israeli computer services company Ness Technologies (Nasdaq: NSTC) a "Buy", with a twelve-month price objective of $17.
Ness Technologies shares closed yesterday at $10.11, giving the company a market cap of $349 million.
"Our 12 month price objective of $17 equates to a P/E multiple of 18x our 2006 EPS estimate of $0.96. This multiple is in-line with the current 2006 median P/E multiple for other small/midsize IT service providers," Merrill Lynch's report says.
"A year from now, we expect this group to trade at a higher multiple based on 2006 EPS estimates so our price objective implies a discounted valuation for Ness relative to comparables. We believe a discount is warranted in light of Ness’ small size, lack of history and experience as a publicly traded company, and Israeli-specific risks.
" Longer term, we expect this gap to narrow as Ness builds a solid record of execution both financially and operationally.
"Risks to our outlook and price objective are potential earnings variability stemming from the company’s high mix of short term project work, geopolitical risk given the company’s exposure to Israel, and the highly competitive nature of the IT services industry," the section on Ness concludes.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes.co.il - on July 19, 2005
Dubi
Ness Technologies and EDS Israel Win Outsourcing Contract With the First International Bank of Israel Estimated at $120 Million
Wednesday, July 20, 2005 10:06 ET
HACKENSACK, New Jersey, July 20, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ --Ness Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: NSTC), a global provider of IT solutions and services today announced that it has been awarded, together with EDS Israel, an outsourcing contract with the First International Bank of Israel (FIBI). The project is valued at approximately $120 million (including hardware) over 8 years. Ness will serve as a sub-contractor to EDS Israel. Ness Technologies will be responsible for approximately one third of the project's services component.
Under the terms of the contract, FIBI will outsource its IT operations to Ness and EDS Israel that will assume responsibility for the IT department of FIBI, including its employees and IT infrastructure.
The FIBI contract is considered to be the largest outsourcing contract in the Israeli banking industry. It was awarded to Ness and EDS Israel following a comprehensive and competitive evaluation process.
"The bank believes that the project will lead to reduced expenses and/or to increased revenues on annual average of approximately $6 million, gross before taxes," stated Yossi Levi, FIBI's Head of the operations & Information Technology Division
"We have been recognized by various market studies as the leader in the Israeli outsourcing market", said Raviv Zoller, President and CEO of Ness Technologies "FIBI's decision is a recognition of Ness' expertise in outsourcing and its profound knowledge of the unique needs of financial institutions
Dubi
Ness Technologies Receives Israel Defense Prize From President of Israel
Thursday , July 14, 2005 09:31 ET
HACKENSACK, N.J., July 14, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ --Ness Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: NSTC), a global provider of IT solutions and services, today announced that it has received the 2005 Israel Defense Prize for developing a leading edge visual intelligence system. The prize was awarded to a team from Ness, ELOP Electro-Optics Industries - a subsidiary of Elbit Systems, the Israel Air Force and the Ministry of Defense.
The Israel Defense Prize is Israel's most prestigious recognition for defense-related research and development. The prize is awarded each year by the President of Israel in a ceremony held at the President's Residence in Jerusalem.
The prize-winning system was developed over the past several years, and is currently being used by Israel's defense establishment. The visual intelligence system is extremely advanced, and possesses unique capabilities in fighting the war on terror. It is operated by the air force, and serves additional defense and security forces. New applications are constantly being added to the system. The award ceremony was held in the presence of Israeli President Moshe Katzav, Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, and IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz.
"We are very proud of our modest contribution to Israel's security, and are committed to fostering excellence and innovation at Ness Technologies," said Raviv Zoller, President and CEO of Ness Technologies. "This is a great honor for Ness, for our project partners, and for the Israeli high-tech industry."
"This is a top of the line system. While still in the development phase, the system was already considered to be advanced with respect to the existing technology, and it continues to be at the forefront," said Michael Zinderman, President, Telecom & Systems Group, Ness Technologies. "The development and implementation processes have been widely praised throughout. In addition to the development and implementation, one of the most complicated aspects is the operation, since it is an airborne system requiring rapid response times."
About Ness Technologies
Ness Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: NSTC) is a global provider of end-to-end IT services and solutions designed to help clients improve competitiveness and efficiency. Specializing in outsourcing and offshore, systems integration and application development, software and consulting, and quality assurance and training, Ness serves a blue-chip client base of over 500 public- and private- sector customers. With over 5,000 employees, Ness maintains operations in 15 countries across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, and more than 100 alliances and partnerships around the world. For more information about Ness visit http://www.ness.com .
Dubi
Ness Technologies Sets Reporting Date for Second Quarter 2005 Financial Results
Thursday , July 14, 2005 08:30 ET
HACKENSACK, N.J., July 14, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ --Ness Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: NSTC), a global provider of IT services and solutions, today announced the company will release financial results for the second quarter 2005, ended June 30, 2005, before the open of trading on Wednesday, August 10, 2005.
Ness Technologies President and Chief Executive Officer Raviv Zoller and Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Ytzhak Edelman will conduct a conference call to discuss the second quarter 2005 results, which will be simultaneously webcast at 9:00 A.M. Eastern Time / 6:00 A.M. Pacific Time on Wednesday, August 10, 2005.
To access the Ness Technologies second quarter 2005 earnings conference call participants in North America should dial 1-800-399-0427 and international participants should dial 1-706-634-5453. A live webcast of the conference call will also be available on the investor relations page of the Ness Technologies corporate web site at http://www.ness.com. Please visit the web site at least 15 minutes early to register for the teleconference webcast and download any necessary audio software. A replay of the call will be available on the web site approximately two hours after the conference call is completed.
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Ness Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiaries provide information technology (IT) and end-to-end business solutions worldwide. Its portfolio of solutions and services include outsourcing, system integration and application development, software and consulting, and quality assurance and training. The company’s outsourcing services include offshore application development and maintenance; IT outsourcing services, both onsite and off-site; and managed labs for independent software vendors. Its system integration and application development services include enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management solutions; enterprise application integration solutions; command and control and real-time systems; geographic information systems; telecommunications systems; knowledge management; and business intelligence and data warehousing solutions. Ness Technologies also offers turnkey solutions, as well as a range of quality assurance, testing, user interface engineering, and training and assimilation services. The company provides these services to government and defense, financial services, life sciences and healthcare, telecommunications, and utilities industries. It has strategic alliances with BEA Systems, Documentum, EMC, IBM, Mercury Interactive, Microsoft, SAP, and Unisys. Ness Technologies was incorporated in 1999 and is based in Telaviv, Israel.
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