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Think many investors won't have the patience to wait for the tension to ease. I think we may continue to see a discounted price but all I know is the longer we stay at the lows, the larger the move will be in the future.
I do think that is a significant factor and i'm pleased to see BATM's contract obtainment coming on nicely. If they keep the ball rolling/tensions ease in the middle east, i believe the share price will correct itself in due course.
Very evident to me that the tensions in the Middle East are hampering the share price. In my view, the intrinsic value of the fundamentals massively exceeded the share price as investors are still worried, even though the conflict has not impacted their bottom line. If anything, the situation might even boost the company's revenue in their cybersecurity division.
Glad to see yet another contract obtainment by BATM showing that they're on the right track. This is exactly what i was hoping for when they announced their contract renewal with CEMEX.
FWIW I dont think they should be trading on the London Market and TASE is too small so at some point they are going to have to move exchanges to NASDAQ. Thats will probably happen as Telco is already a US company.
This is a very real area of expansion for the company and there are several players looking seriously at this platform to manage quantum solutions. I cant say anymore about this other to say stock sensei comments are highly relevant.
Very good point. It seems with the recent re-contracting of Cemex one of their 1st Edgility customers and now this new deal you would think the market would react more positively. I would still bet when the market does wake up there will be a violent upward share price movement. What and when will be the tipping point is the question.
Definitely good news and, as usual, the share price does not rise. For some reason with this share good news is treated as no news and no news is seen as bad news. It is unclear, to me at least, what is needed for the share price to react to good news in the normal, positive, way. This negativity predated the HAMAS attack, although they have clearly not helped sentiment.
Amazing news from the RNS today - BATM signed a significant new contract with Totalplay. Totalplay will utilise BATM's Edgility platform for the virtualisation, orchestration, and management of its enterprise connectivity services across its extensive fiber optic network. This deal marks a key milestone for Edgility as it transitions from proof of concept to full commercial rollout, demonstrating its competitiveness and flexibility in network virtualisation. Moti highlighted the agreement as validation of their strategy and a sign of strong future potential, with more contracts expected soon. Very exciting news for BATM investors as it clearly indicates strong progress in commercialisation and a bullish outlook for the SP.
Also very clear that BATM have made significant strides in quantum cyber encryption through Celare. For those that do not know Celare's development in quantum encryption harnesses the principles of quantum mechanics to create unbreakable cryptographic keys, ensuring data integrity and privacy. Their focus on practical implementation sets them apart, with solutions poised to revolutionise cybersecurity. As threats evolve, Celare's quantum-resistant algorithms offer a shield against future quantum computing risks
I completely agree, Resistance. The decision by BATM to divest its non-core businesses is very promising. It allows BATM to concentrate on its most profitable sectors (networking edge, cybersecurity, and diagnostics). Realistically, these are the businesses that will generate the most money for BATM and therefore more ROI for shareholders so its encouraging to see them dedicating all their efforts there.
I've also bought a few more (not a great deal) in the last 2 weeks. Still well under water though at present. As far as I can see we need 3 things to happen in the short term to move this on up. 1. Ceasefire - though this has nothing to do with BATM, it doesn't help with general sentiment. 2. Another Edgility order from a new client 3. Disposal of 1 or more non core businesses. The disposal(s) will allow market focus on the 3 core areas: Networking edge, cyber and diagnostics
I decided to purchase some of BATM and BRWM about a month ago, based on Fundamentals/and a little advice .... so far BlackRock World Mining Trust up over 11% and BATM down a few % even tho the 'players' that have a hold on the BATM SP, there must be other funds looking at this.... Richard Penny of Crux Asset Management said easily 40p and more when AIM stocks come back in favor, I still think Telco is worth more than this on its own!
Completely agree, an extension is proof of the quality of Edgility. Clearly clients are not disappointed and the retention rate will likely be very high. Bullish.
With the implementation of new technology platforms the best news you can get is that on going from successful trials and POC's etc .... once deployed it works the same as in the Lab so to speak.
To be honest I am not even fussed about the SP as it will catch up with the fundamental value of the company soon enough. Main thing I want to see is new contract announcements and this extension from Cemex is exactly what I want to see. Good start to Q2 for BATM
Yep great news with the announcement of the new CEMEX contract. As i noted on ADVFN, this is exactly what i want to see with BATM announcing contracts regularly. Hopefully this will get the ball rolling with the SP correction.
Good article Nutmegmilk, clearly outlines a bullish outlook for BATM given its positive ROCE trend, which signifies improved profitability. Investors will be very encouraged by the 42% increase in capital employed over five years and the promising trends.
The Return Trends At BATM Advanced Communications (LON:BVC) Look Promising
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/return-trends-batm-advanced-communications-093225181.html
Why do you keep posting news that is nothing to do with this company? Most people are fully aware of what is going on. Just because the company is based in Israel doesn't mean its them dropping bombs.
The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) is a trigger happy organisation.
Watch Al Jazeera channel 622 on Virgin Media (the only media left in Gaza).
Yesterday the World Central Kitchen aid workers were targeted with at least two airstrikes as the group was travelling in two armoured vehicles branded with the World Central Kitchen (WCK) charity’s logo. They had shared their plans and locations with the IDF for safe passage.
However before that I saw 4 young men walking unarmed through the bombed out wasteland, the IDF treats this as kill zones and dropped a bomb on them.
Also two unarmed men walking on a beach separately, one waving a white flag/rag, he was shot by a sniper and his and the other body bulldozed into the ground as shown on TV.
This may only end when the US stops arming Israel.
Probably only after Israel nuke Iran, Lebanon and Syria though.
Absolutely agree. When are we in the west going to deal with Iran as the terrorist state it is.
The issue is with Iran. Hamas forcibly removed the Palestinian government in Gaza. Red Sea shipping routes are inoperable thanks to Iran. Trouble in Syria and Lebanon again Iran. Problems in Iraq well that would be Iran again. Of course Ukraine is hardly happy about the Iran component. Stop blaming Israel when it's clear to all what the "actual" problem is here.