Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
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its about wht it could be worth... many companies like this one have a ridiculously low mcap.
Many other companies have a huge mcap but no substance behind them. this one is linked to cloudcall... and we all know who cloudcall are affiliated with.
Make that £42M!!!! Need a better abacus!!!
Do you actually think ad4 is worth £50M!!!??? Come on keep it real!!!
next week im expecting 8-10p.
That news should make out for a great Rns or two and plenty of upside on the back of the Rns confirming deal/merger completion, that no doubt will drive the sp Onwards and UPwards....Very exciting for all invested Gla ;-)
Its the gift which just keeps giving...…...gla :)
Two more "VERY LARGE" contracts ….incredible.
Cheers Degsy and great find liquid1.....this just gets better and better. Gla ;-)
"We've also news coming in the coming weeks about two new very large and exciting new clients we've signed."
“The framework, estimated to have a total value of £400 million, is now live and will run until 31 July 2023.“
Good info MM. This ties in precisely with Chimers expectations in his earlier posts during the week.
Meet the Business: CloudCoCo
Mark Halpin, CEO of CloudCoCo tells BQ why about his business and why he recommends Digital Enterprise to other businesses.
What is it the company does?
CloudCoCo. Unlike everyone else.
We make cloud transformation, managed IT services and connectivity simple, quick, secure and effective for businesses, government and the health care organisations – fuss-free and world class.
How? We stripped away the painfully slow processes, replacing them with customer-friendly, responsive, modern solutions. Experience tells us that organisations need a cloud services partner focussing on their needs without the arduous complexity insisted on by traditional service providers. This is what we have created.
No fuss, no delays and no hurdles. Just outstanding cloud solutions. The future starts now.
http://www.bqlive.co.uk/business-professional-services/2019/05/01/news/meet-the-business-cloudcoco-35433/
YPO launches data centre and cloud framework
August 19, 2019
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YPO has announced the launch of its Data Centres, Maintenance Cloud Hosting and Security framework for the public sector
The new framework has been created to ensure data can be stored compliantly and accessed across several locations – either on-premise, off-premise or via the cloud. Utilising data centres and cloud technology is expected to support organisation within local government and education sectors, especially those operating across large estates and multiple sites.
The framework, estimated to have a total value of £400 million, is now live and will run until 31 July 2023.
It is divided into 12 lots: facility maintenance; enterprise hardware management; design; audit and consultancy; cloud, cloud services & hosting; build; managed service; business continuity and disaster workplace recovery; education services; colocation /shared hosting services; data security solutions; and network connectivity services.
In total 29 suppliers have been appointed to the framework, including a large number of SMEs. The full list is as follows: 2bm; Amazon Web Services; CGI; CloudCoCo; Daisy Corporate Services; EHJ & SJ Consultancy; Insight Direct; KCOM; Keysource; Konica Minolta; Powercube; Nigsun; Park Place Technologies; Phoenix Software; Razorblue; Redcentric; Secure I.T. Environments; Shaping Cloud; Six Degrees; SCC; Sudlows; Sungard Availability Services; Pure Technology Group; T-Systems; UKCloud; Venom IT; Workspace Technology; XQ Cyber; and Zsah.
YPO are holding a launch event at its HQ in Wakefield on 24th October 2019 giving buyers an opportunity to engage with all suppliers on the framework in one place on one day.
This will be a key framework for many public sector organisations, especially those in local government and education where YPO is particularly strong, as they look to upgrade their infrastructure and accelerate their cloud ambitions.
Sarah Sesum, Category Manager for ICT at YPO, said:
“We’re excited to be bringing the latest data technology to the public sector and know the significant benefits this can bring. Organisations in local government and education sectors will often naturally span large estates so it is integral that their data can be stored effectively and can be accessed in a timely manner.
“Working closely with our supplies, we intend to provide tailored data solutions for many years to come.”
Stock watch: Adept 4
IT services firm Adept 4 is in talks to buy online data storage company Cloudcoco.
Adept 4 – which announced the early-stage takeover discussions after a rise in its share price – has proposed issuing 218m shares to acquire Cloudcoco if it goes ahead with the all-share purchase.
The deal will need to get approval from investors though the Cheshire-based firm has stressed there’s no guarantee it will go ahead.
Shares in Adept 4 rocketed up 113.8 per cent, or 1.65p, to 3.1p.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-7388913/MARKET-REPORT-Global-stocks-hit-China-trade-spat-roars-life.html