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Do you have any cityfibre shares ??
Swallowed up and shares will be worth pennies in 2-3 years
Woodford Investment Management LLP will have 11.3% after admision So you decide, I know what I think
Still watching then? Carry on and learn. The risk factor got bigger but so did the rewards. Months from now you'll be kicking you're self.
why would people even consider this above 50p now?
CityFibre wants to buy an unused, more than a decade old, KCom Network for £90 million by raising the cash by share placing and another £90 million by securing debt to bring it up to scratch, to rival BT. It won’t gain any more competitive advantage than leasing backhaul from a third party as it does now
CityFibre released it is intending to issue another 160,000,000 (more than one and half times the current) at 50 pence, through FinnCap and Liberum jointly, in January.
off my watch list. No thanks .... Humphreys - Good call on the sell before the shafting.
Fincap & Liberum Capital are CFH brokers and advisors, what else would one expect?
By StockMarketWire | Mon, 14th December 2015 - 14:20 finnCap today reaffirms its corporate investment rating on CityFibre Infrastructure Holdings (LON:CFHL) and raised its price target to 130p (from 115p).
By StockMarketWire | Mon, 14th December 2015 - 10:40 Liberum Capital today reaffirms its buy investment rating on CityFibre Infrastructure Holdings (LON:CFHL) and raised its price target to 138p (from 114p).
CityFibre takes on a massive £180 million pounds debt to compete against BT.
Any views. DYOR
Gonna sell all mine before they start tumbling. Heard rival Hyperoptic now have more Gigabit cities than Cityfibre.
Up up and away
I see Openreach are trialling a hybrid Super/Ultrafast and 4G router... To provide an 'always on' service which will be available to all service providers... I suppose the 4G will be provided by BT EE. This hybrid router will revolutionise the customer experience further.
Its not nonsense. The ultrafast roll out will take the nodes closer to customers even sited on poles so the only copper is the wire to the house. The backbone for Ultrafast is already in thanks to the superfast rollout. If the customer wants a fibre link then these can also be fed from poles into the premises via non splice connectors and drop fibre. Openreach are trying to get to the stage where they do not need the BT legacy pstn equipment in the exchanges and make the copper from the exchanges to street cabinets redundant and recover it to fund the roll out. There is currently tens of billions on the E side network that could be recovered. I hold some here but capital costs on tbese pronects become huge and lots have failed. Im not sayi g CF will but I see serious value in the expertise of the company and it wouldnt surprise me if BT bought them out and used their experience with the roll out.
Bought in today , been watching a while , could have got cheaper but I believe this stock is about to gain traction now and ongoing
I thought that would be the case. Looking good but want to see the cash position next set of results.
Not invested here but I agree with Mr cautious.
This is nonsense I have been in Telecomms for 20+ years and copper technology is at its breaking point in terms of speed and reliability. Whilst it is possible to get these speeds over shortish runs of copper it isn't practical sustainable or reliable. Fibre installation is costly but it is a long term commiment with a TCO ultimately far less than copper.
I read the article earlier based on your post. I am firmly on the side lines at the moment. All i would say about the article is in test conditions a lot of things are achievable. I wonder what speeds could be achieved in a real world set up with other network traffic, old wire etc. Anyone here with relevant experience add anything here regarding this?
Ultrafast over copper will make the cost of fibre installation unworkable due to high installation costs.. 300-500 meg over their existing copper network will blow small fry like this out of the water..
CityFibre raises concern about impact of BT-EE merger: CityFibre, the U.K.-listed fibre telecoms group, has complained to the British antitrust watchdog about the potential impact of BT’s acquisition of EE on the U.K. broadband market.
Unsure if you understand how companies like this work, Sonia. You can't announce numbers until a, the infrastructure is built and b, the marketing has been done. Typically CityFibre opens a site/does a marketing/online campaign to gain interest before the fibres even built...and its publicly available. Pboro is a good example; they originally had just 120 or so companies pledge to sign up/use the service, then afterwards announced they "may" open it to other business parks; this was available online with a target, once the target is met then Cfhl connect the business parks, guaranteeing them service. The total value isn't hard to work out neither. Its mentioned as being roughly 5k to be connected, and a monthly fee thereafter. Sometimes, especially with aim, you have to do the legwork yourself. And check out all the companies announcements, whether it be via the respective twitters ie; pborocores, or their websites. http://www.peterboroughcore.com/gigup/ is just one example of a site detailing where/how many are signed up...which is updated a lot more frequently than an RNS.