ReadSoft investor relations
ReadSoft from an IR perspective
Since the start in 1991, ReadSoft has grown from a two-man start-up to a world-leading provider of software for document process automation.
A history of growth
ReadSoft has had a steady growth rate since the very beginning, both organically and through acquisitions.
Today, ReadSoft has some 450 employees in 16 countries on 5 continents.
Market leader
According to Analyst firm Harvey Spencer Associates, ReadSoft has the widest market reach and product breadth in the business.
Solid customer value
ReadSoft software automates document processes such as data entry, matching against ERP systems, and document workflows.
The results are faster processing times and better control.
Customers include many of the biggest companies in the world
IKEA, Porsche, Yves Rocher, Volvo, Siemens, Carlsberg, Sony, Kellogg's, DaimlerChrysler, HSBC Bank, Monoprix, London Underground, New York Transit, ThyssenKrupp, Bosch, L'Oreàl, Audi, SAS, Yves Rocher and 6000 more...
Green technology
ReadSoft software spares the world of 1.4 billion paper copies every year.
That equals 2000 tons of CO2 emissions.
The ReadSoft share
ReadSoft is listed on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm's Small Cap list. We currently have close to 4500 shareholders. The largest owners are the company founders Lars Appelstål and Jan Andersson.
As of March 31, 2011, the number of shares amounted to 32,487,940 consisting of 1,354,500 Series A shares and 31,133,440 Series B shares. One Series A share entitles the owner to ten votes at the Annual General Meeting and one Series B share entitles the owner to one vote.
Analysts on ReadSoft
Here are the names of just a few stock market analysts who actively follow ReadSoft continuously and are able to give you non-biased comments on the ReadSoft share.
This list is by no means complete. Other analysts follow the company. However, these are some of the ones who follow ReadSoft continuously.
Christopher Lyrhem
Enskilda Securities, Stockholm
+46-8-52 22 96 74
Erik Rolander
Remium AB, Stockholm
+46 (0)8-454 32 12
IR presentations
Presentations and webcasts with ReadSoft CEO Jan Andersson in connection with financial reports.
2011
Q3 2011, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q2 2011, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q1 2011, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
2010
Year-End 2010, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q3 2010, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q2 2010, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q1 2010, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
2009
Year-End 2009, Financial Presentation (PDF) (Webcast)
Q3 2009, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q2 2009, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q1 2009, Financial Presentation (PPT) (Video)
2008
Year-End 2008, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q3 2008, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q2 2008, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q1 2008, Financial Presentation (PPT)
2007
Year-End 2007, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q3 2007, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q2 2007, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q1 2007, Financial Presentation (PPT)
2006
Year-End 2006, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q3 2006, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q2 2006, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q1 2006, Financial Presentation (PPT)
2005
Year-End 2005, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q3 2005, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q2 2005, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Q1 2005, Financial Presentation (PPT)
Other
CEO interview from Introduce.se (In Swedish)
Financial calender of events and silent period
Important financial events are listed below. ReadSoft applies a silent period of 30 days preceding each announcement of the company's year-end or interim reports. If you have any questions about the events, please contact Johan Holmqvist, +46 42-490 21 00.
| Interim Report January-June | July 19, 2011 |
| Interim Report January-September | October 24, 2011 |
| Interim Report January-December | February 16, 2012 |
| Interim Report January-March | April 26, 2012 |
| Annual General Meeting | April 26, 2012 |
Risk analysis
ReadSoft is affected by general economic trends, currency fluctuations and other company-specific factors in our business environment. ReadSoft strives to indentify and manage these risks in the most cost-efficient and balanced manner possible to enable the company to achieve its financial and operational goals through carefully considered risk assumptions within established frameworks.
Detailed graph of the risks ReadSoft face (PDF)
Ownership as of 30 September 2011
| | OWNER | STOCK % | VOTES % | A-SHARES | | B-SHARES |
| | Jan Andersson | 12,64% | 22,7% | 596,790 | | 3,511,195 |
| | Lars Appelstål | 12,64% | 22,7% | 596,790 | | 3,511,195 |
| | Skandia | 6,07% | 4,7% | | | 1,972,062 |
| | Öhman IT-fond | 4,14% | 3,2% | | | 1,345,100 |
| | Länsförsäkringar Fonder | 4,11% | 3,2% | | | 1,335,090 |
| | Ponderus Securities AB | 3,9% | 3,0% | | | 1,263,401 |
| | Försäkrings AB Avanza Pension | 3,2% | 2,5% | | | 1,049,985 |
| | Unionen | 3,74% | 2,9% | | | 1,215,170 |
| | Swedbank Robur Fonder | 3,0% | 2,4% | | | 984,950 |
| | Goldman Sachs International Ltd | 2,0% | 1,5% | | | 640,000 |
| | Other | 35,7% | 31,2% | 160,920 | | 11,448,132 |
| | TOTALT EXTERNAL SHAREHOLDERS | 91.2% | 100% | 1,354,500 | | 28,276,280 |
| | ReadSoft AB | 8,8% |
| | | 2,857,160 |
| | TOTALT | 100% | 100% | 1,354,500 | | 31,133,440 |
| | NUMBER OF SHAREHOLDERS: 4,330 |
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| | LARGEST FOREIGN SHAREHOLDERS | STOCK % | VOTES % | | | |
| | SEB Private Bank Luxemburg | 1,1% | 0.8% | | | |
| | Thomas Schmid | 0.8% | 0.6% | | | |
| | Carsten Nelk | 0.7% | 0.6% | | | |
| | Ostin Gr Trading Ltd | 0,4% | 0,3% | | | |
| | JP Morgan Bank | 0,4% | 0,3% | | | |
| | Goldman Sachs International Ltd | 2,0% | 1,5% | | | |
| | TOTALT | 3.3% | 2.6% | | | |
| | SWEDISH/INTERNATIONAL OWNERSHIP | STOCK | VOTES % | | |
| | Swedish-owned shares | 29,386,001 | 90,5% | | |
| | Internationally-owned shares | 3,101,939 | 9,5% | | |
| | TOTALT | 32,487,940 | 100.0% | | |