Primary Recommendation

Quartix - The telematics tortoise : slow but sure organic approach

July 2016

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Anyone who thinks British companies cannot compete in global markets has probably never heard of Quartix, which has produced unbroken organic growth since 2011 without missing a beat (the longer track record since it started was only punctuated by the credit crunch nastiness). Founded in 2001, the company makes vehicle tracking and fleet management tracking products. With a small black box hardwired behind the dashboard to any vehicle in around 30 minutes, its units will identify and transmit the vehicle’s location, speed and acceleration data on a real-time basis. The group sells this internally-developed tracking and telematics data analysis solution, incorporating hardware, software and databases to two distinct mark ...

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Market Comment - July '16

Majestic Wine - Gormleys 3 year turnaround off to good start

Quartix - ARR climbs 11% (August 2024)

Quartix - Chairman buys 200,000 shares at 178p (March 2024)

Quartix - Investment in French field sales causes lift off (February 2024)

Quartix - Much to play for in the US fleet market (April 2017)

Quartix - Fleet units grow by 7% to 79,000 (September 2016)

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