Company
Eagle Eye Solutions Group PLC
LON:EYE
Eagle Eye is a pioneering multi-patented transaction software platform, supporting real-time, multi-channel digital offers, payments and rewards.We help retailers and brands to reduce costs, improve their customer offer and make a digital leap-frog for their business. Headquartered in Guildford, Surrey, we are the UK market leader in digital coupons and vouchers, working with 70+ brands and all leading POS systems providers. Our clients include Aurora Fashions, Gondola Group, Marks & Spencer, Mitchells & Butlers,Tragus, Tesco, Thomas Pink and JD Sports.
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Eagle Eye Solutions shares jump on revenue and profit upgrade
Revenue and profit are expected to be 7% and 10% higher than analysts' forecast, respectively
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Eagle Eye Solutions looks to profitability
Revenues rose strongly in the first-half, while recurring revenues remained above 70%
Eagle Eye Solutions wins new five-year contract with John Lewis’s Waitrose supermarket chain
The AIM-listed Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) technology company the contract extends an existing relationship with John Lewis that was first announced in May 2017, enabling the platform to connect to all customers across the group
Digital promotions group Eagle Eye inks three-year deal with Burger King
Burger King will use Eagle Eye’s AIR platform, which allows companies to create and manage loyalty programmes and digital promotions
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FTSE 100 closes Friday in the red after tumultuous week for UK politics
The UK's premier share index lost around 24 points at 7,013 on the day - and was down 1.29% on the week.
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Kier Group update and Brexit fallout to star on Friday
It looks like Friday will be a quiet one in terms of company news, but the City will have plenty to get its teeth into, with Theresa May’s position looking increasingly fragile
FTSE 100 closes marginally lower as stocks look rudderless
The UK pound is off 0.14% against the US dollar, and flat against the Euro at the time of writing
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Aside the Ocado update, trading news will also arrive from vehicle hire form Northgate, and FTSE 250-listed Spire Healthcare