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Something clearly is going on... another nice rise last week of 30%... not bad ... not bad
checkout out CPM results due soon and and i am expecting a big increase in revenue
going too be a bigger company than pace micro after the acquisition comes into force dyor
very strong close yesterday on solid buying, ... nice :O)
I feel the business lack of competitive advantage in a very competitive sector makes it a unviable proposition for investors. That�s because of several things investors should be cautious about: 1). High Goodwill value; - it could destroy the venerable �37m market valuation. 2). The mystery behind reallocating 1m Euros of receivables to Non-current assets. The shares have risks attached, but people interested need to do more research. For full analysis of Artilium and other companies� result analysis, click http://bit.ly/2xz64VU
and also Comsys secures contract with Tele2.
April 2016 – Comsys will provide a Ring Back Tone solution to the Telecom operator Tele2. Subscribers of Tele2 can select music as the ringtone to their callers. Comsys’ Ring Back Tone solution will be provided to Tele2’s Baltic markets: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. The solution will be available for millions of customers, supporting dynamic content for each market. The Ring Back Tone solution is part of the pan-European value added services environment delivered by Comsys. The solution runs in a distributed private cloud of Tele2, which provides huge flexibility to expand quickly the Ring Back Tone service to other countries. In addition to the Ring Back Tone solution, Tele2 is using IVR, Survey, Flow Builder, Intelligent Roaming, IVR Outbound Dialer and the Missed Call Alert solutions from Comsys for all of its European subscribers. The Ring Back Tone solution is available out of the box, easy to connect and easily integrated over web interfaces to any content party and the existing telecommunications environment of the mobile operator. All Comsys offerings provide REST interfaces for third party integrations.
http://www.comsys.net/news/99/113/I-New-MVNO-Award-2016-for-the-3rd-time-in-a-row/d,News.html
found out this by coincidence : http://www.artilium-africa.com/news/
Not declared on LSE today. Wonder why?
slowqely moving up last few days. Maybe half year numbers next week will surprise us
Dear Artilium followers, I would like to take this opportunity to update you on the progress that we are making as well as an additional acquisition that we are announcing today. Yesterday we have given a trading update to keep you up-to-date with our developments. As you are aware we ambitious in growing our business in the years ahead. And we are making significant progress. For this (financial) year we expect to grow our revenues with almost 30%. And we are expanding our business internationally; we already have customers in 20 countries and will continue to develop further. With exciting developments ahead. One example is today's acquisition of Livecom (www.livecom.com). Livecom is a specialist in customer interaction management, providing a single web application that handles all customer contacts via chat, e-mail, voice as well as the expert knowledge base. In addition, Livecom is expanding its offering to include new customer interaction channels such as Whatsapp. Livecom has a strong customer base in the Netherlands and the integration of Livecom’s business with our subsidiary Comsys offers an exciting opportunity for Artilium. Comsys has already established Artilium in the call centre market and the addition of Livecom’s application presents exciting new capabilities creating additional value to our customers and additional growth opportunities for us. I am happy to see that our business has started growing which is a turnaround compared to previous years. I am confident that we will continue this and would like to thank you for the continued support. The announcement can be found here: http://miranda.hemscott.com/ir/arta/irEssentials.jsp?item=2355173234049024 Kind regards, Bart Weijermars CEO Artilium plc
this opens new doors...interesting
Today we have taken an exciting step in the further development and future growth of our company. We just announced the acquisition of SpeakUp Belgium. SpeakUp is a VoIP telecom operator with a rapidly growing business customer base. VoIP allows you to make free, or very low cost, telephone calls over an IP data network (or internet) and is growing strongly in the business market. With this acquisition Artilium will have access to next generation Fixed-Mobile integrated products. In addition, our subsidiary United Telecom will become a telecom operator in the Belgium market allowing it to offer better and more competitive services in the business market. I am very happy that we were able to acquire these new capabilities as they will be a strong lever in our ambition to empower telecom operators and MVNO’s around the globe. Kind regards, Bart Weijermars CEO Artilium plc
Dear Artilium followers, Just a short mail with some information to update you on Artilium: Artilium featuring in Microsoft customer magazine: In attachment you can find an article which generates visibility for Artilium (article in Dutch). Microsoft, along with Kohera made a reference case on our SQL server installation / configuration of the new BASE Hardware project. Microsoft will communicate this within its network and this is some nice attention for the more high standing (technical) delivery that Artilium can do for its customers. We will also use this is communication with technical departments of potential new customers. Move to new location: Yesterday Artilium NV moved offices from Loppem to Brugge. Together with the move we upgraded our internal IT systems as well as our testing and quality and assurance infrastructure. This new setup enable us to deliver a better software product to our customers and be future proof for the coming years. Our new address is: Artilium NV Vaartdijkstraat 19 8200 Brugge Belgium I will update you further on new developments in the coming weeks,
Telenet bought Base from KPN. Telenet is going to migrate all their clients to Base (thats written in the pr) As far as I know Base is using only Artilium, so that might be good for Arta Anyone cn shed a light on it ?
KPN / Base is very satisfied with the Arta platfarm and this sends out a message to the telco world.
not bad at all...they are signing now on a regular basis contracts. It gives really good confidence... 2015 we should see some decent move in th eprice upwards...
agree. and soon I expect some nice new contracts. Than we should start to move up
as expected, net profit at end of year too. first time in a while - recovery play potential!
again new contract... we are moving