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Forgive my cynicism, I could be very wrong, but the purchase amounts correspond with previous. Looks like our mystery de-ramper(s) (shorters?) topping up. We've seen these flurries over months. They need to keep a certain liquidity to edge it down.
Good to see buyers back this morning. This has to be the most undervalued company on aim.
Mcap less than one years revenue not to mention they have a third of the mcap as cash in the bank £12m cash £36m mcap...
Stew, then you will make cash here. I'd thought maybe you'd been stung & in @200+. i was looking at this @80s level & thought it was good value then. Absolute bargain at today's prices. Just take advantage if you can & sit tight here!
My average is 80p on a pretty large position
Quite correct Stew. I believe the market has got this one wrong & there will be a correction here. Are you invested at a high price if i may ask? if you are in below £1 i'm sure you will do well here. I'm sure you know how fickle the share market can be. Sentiment will change in a blink of an eye here. This company has been around for 20 years. For me it's a bit of a rarity to see an AIM stock with such transparency on it's numbers!
Just feels there is something not right. The mkp being 35m with revenue of over 50m for just one year is insane.
Bought Meeting Zone for £61m & had a placing of 12.5m shares at £4 a pop to fund the buy. Shows what a bargain it is at these prices!
Aye, and bought another business for almost double the current SP. strange price for two profitable businesses .
Did they not do a big fund raise a few years back at £4
It was in the 170s before the shorters opened their positions - can we deduct that the SP's only in its current territory because of their activity? Or is that oversimplified?
Where do I buy shares in this company you talk about??
Trusted providers to over 5,000 organisations worldwide, including more than 20 of the world's top-100 law firms. The Group is headquartered in London, with offices in San Francisco, New York, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Milton Keynes, Madrid, Berlin, Malmo, Hong Kong, Barbados and Australia.
Gold listed partner of Microsoft since 2010.
Other growth prospects -
Comfortably ahead of our stated target to be a fully-licensed telecommunications service provider in at least 60 country jurisdictions by the end of 2021.
Related to this international regulatory initiative, the Group is also party to a growing number of exciting discussions with potential indirect strategic distribution partners. Microsoft has many global distribution partners, and while very few aspects of Microsoft's portfolio are broadly regulated, cloud telephony is. In nearly all country jurisdictions, suppliers to the end customer market have to be licensed and regulated. Many major global Microsoft partners have end customers that are considering moving to Teams cloud telephony, but few are licensed telecommunications service providers, at least on the multinational level of their end customers. For this and other reasons - our voice network, expertise
Managed service platform - LoopUp is very well positioned to add value as a specialist partner, which could become a highly scalable medium term growth path for the Group.”
2020 end of year -
- £50mil rev - £6.2m net profit
- Very strong balance sheet
- £12m cash (£3m 2019)
- £700k net debt (£11.5m 2019)
- Gross margins 70% (66% 2019)
2021 - Annual reoccurring revenue stands at min £34m
- 6 contracts currently in proof of concept trials, value £5mil
- 454 live contract opportunities each worth £10k per month of
Reoccurring revenue total value £106mil
12 month share price high £2.50p current 67p (no dilution)