Bad luck dogs Kalamazoo

Article Abstract:

Kalamazoo Computer has been involved in a legal dispute, costing the company 2.1 million pounds sterling, and has discovered inflated profit figures. Kalamazoo is selling its security print division and the sale should eliminate borrowings. The company is well placed in its market for motor dealership software, but the market itself is not especially dynamic. A bid could help the company's stock price but could also be prevented by the Kalamazoo Trust holding 40% of the company for employees.

Kalamazoo Computer Group PLC

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Sticking to knitting

Article Abstract:

Sanderson was previously called Sanderson Electronics and has seen a drop in its stock price. The company was hit by the failure of sales for a system which a third party had developed. Previously the company had shown a rise in profit of 10% and above over eight years. The company is focusing on its in-house products which use software platforms such as Windows which are mainstream. The company's pre-tax profit is forecast at 7.25 million pounds sterlingfor 1997 to 1998.

Sanderson

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Azlan

Article Abstract:

Azlan has growth potential, though problems could arise from low profit margins and a possible drop in IT spending due to an economic slowdown.

Azlan

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