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More big buys MORE BIG BUYS COMING IN AND SP MOVING NORTH
£1m+ in 3 busy??? Someone knows something, but what?
£500,000+ buys just come in, very interesting
Too many buyers of DGB. I was unable to buy online and had to phone and got some at 1.985.
Digital Barriers (DGB) Director name: Mr Zak Doffman Amount purchased: 63,800 @ 186.64p Value: 119,076
Dare I sat it will we see £2 by the weekend, this one is certainly on a roll at the moment.
Good article in FT, SP still moving in the right direction, one to watch for the future.
We seem to be on a roll there Sp on a nice steady rise over the past months.
PINN the developing story http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat-discussion.asp?page=7&TopCode=LU5PO5OB
Pinnacle Technology Group PINN, the provider of cloud based technology solutions, has announced board changes to come into effect from the conclusion of the Company's AGM to be held on 26 March 2013. William Allan, the non-executive Chairman, and John Anderson, a non-executive Director, have informed the Company of their intentions to retire from the board. They will be replaced by Dr James Dodd and Dr Tom Black as non-executive Chairman and non-executive director, respectively. A member of the Securities Institute and the Institute of Physics, Dr. Dodd is currently a member of Oriel Securities' Advisory Board and also serves on the Board of the Apollo Submarine Cable System Ltd, the joint venture between Vodafone Group plc and Alcatel-Lucent SA. Dr Black is co-founder and executive Chairman of Digital Barriers [DGB] £166.50/£72.03m), an AIM-listed business focussed on the surveillance sector and which operates in the global Homeland Security Market. Prior to setting-up Digital Barriers in 2009, Dr. Black spent over 20 years with Detica Group plc, which was acquired by BAE Systems in 2008.
Acquisitions today, DGB are really moving forward, one for the future.
It is valued at around £350,000 and would also be fulfilled this financial year with further sales expected next year, the firm added. The firm's shares were up 3.8% by 1300 following the announcement.
A further two contracts are based on its ThruVision product, which detects objects under a person's clothes, such as weapons, explosives or smuggled contraband. The first of these is to a £300,000 contract with a US customer for the "standoff detection of person-borne explosive devices", and should lead to further sales next year, Digital said. The second, with a new UK-based partner working in specialist sectors in the Middle East, is for the protection of high-profile overseas government locations.
Surveillance technology firm Digital Barriers has announced over one million pounds of new contracts with US and Middle Eastern customers. The biggest is a £400,000 contract with an unnamed US government agency to develop new video surveillance products for the law enforcement sector. The new gadgets will be based on the company's TVI technology, which offers wireless transmission of surveillance data, video and audio. Digital's managing director Colin Evans said the government agency selecting TVI as their platform of choice confirmed its status as a world-class technology. "Once development has been completed, we will have a range of new advanced video surveillance products that we can take to multiple customers in the US and around the world," he said.
Contracts announced today, this company is building into market leader in surveillance technologies, one for the future I think.
Digital Barriers, a provider of surveillance technologies to international homeland and defence markets, has conditionally placed 7.17m new ordinary shares at 145p per share to raise approximately 10m pounds after expenses for the company to further implement its stated strategy. Tom Black, Executive Chairman of Digital Barriers, said: "Our shareholders have again demonstrated their continued support for our business and their understanding of our strategy and goals through their response to our placing. We remain excited by the opportunities for growth that lie ahead." The purpose of the placing is to raise funds to be used by the company to further implement its stated strategy. In particular, the directors intend to use the net placing proceeds to finance the acquisition of a fourth core technology, which is currently in advanced discussions. Digital Barriers was established in 2009 and works with governments, multinational corporations and system integrators across defence, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, transport and natural resources, delivering intelligent surveillance information from remote, hostile and mobile environments.
Surveillance firm Digital Barriers saw a big jump in revenues in the first half but fell into the red after costs outweighed earnings. The firm posted revenue growth of 68% to £8.1m over the six months to the end of September. However, adjusted loss before tax widened to £5m, compared to £2.9m in the first half of 2011. This meant an adjusted loss per share of 11.06p, compared to 6.79p previously. The company put the loss down to investment in core technologies and setting its cost base for the traditionally stronger second half. The firm's cash balance at the end of the period was £7.3m, down from £25m in the previous year. Executive Chairman Dr Tom Black said the firm was particularly encouraged that orders growth was tracking significantly ahead of revenue, with like-for-like orders almost double the previous year. "With our seasonally stronger second half of the year to come, and our cost base under tight control, we remain confident about our future prospects," he said.
Commenting on the results Dr Tom Black, Executive Chairman of Digital Barriers said: "We are pleased with the growth in revenues and contracted orders that the business has generated during this period. We are particularly encouraged that orders growth is tracking significantly ahead of revenue, almost doubling last year's level on a like for like basis. With our seasonally stronger second half of the year to come, and our cost base under tight control, we remain confident about our future prospects."
Interim Results for the six months ended 30 September 2012 Digital Barriers (LSE AIM: DGB), the specialist provider of advanced surveillance technologies to the international homeland security and defence markets, announces unaudited results for the six months ended 30 September 2012. Key Highlights · Revenue growth of 68% over the six month period to 30 September 2011 o 31% revenue growth on a pro forma basis1 o International revenue now accounts for 27% of group total (2011: 22%) · Contracted order growth significantly ahead of pro forma revenue growth · Increased focus on our three highly differentiated "core technologies" · Additional licensing and partnering revenue models developed to further exploit the Company's world-class intellectual property (IP) in all regions · All 12 acquisitions made since IPO now fully integrated with on-going consolidation to focus resources on our three core technologies
Surveillance firm Digital Barriers saw a big jump in revenues in the first half but fell into the red after costs outweighed earnings. The firm posted revenue growth of 68% to £8.1m over the six months to the end of September. However, adjusted loss before tax widened to £5m, compared to £2.9m in the first half of 2011. This meant an adjusted loss per share of 11.06p, compared to 6.79p previously. The company put the loss down to investment in core technologies and setting its cost base for the traditionally stronger second half.
Due out on the 22nd Nov. Could do with a good set of figures to lift the SP.
Down today, this share has been falling since June, if there is something shareholders should know then the BOD should make a statement A.S.A.P so that shareholders can make an informed decision about their holdings.
r& crown today @8