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10P I can see that getinf smashed in no time at'all. These appointments are worth a 100% rise on their own. Duckworth and Lynos are the Accumuli team the delivered and sold a £55 mill Mcap company from basically nothing. What will the do here since the own the blueprint? What ever experience they had building accumuli they will no doubt bring that and more now because even they would have learned so much more. 12p firs target then 18p and we still won't be anywhere near the real potential here. This was 22p only 15 months ago and that's without the guys we have now!!!! We will be back there soon and that's before they kick the ball.
Now on 9p and above: First target of 12p which will be smashed out the park. This is a 10 bag opp. Once again, is a £40 mill Mcap to much to ask from the team who built Accumuli and sold it for over £55 mill? You all know the answer. These prices are gone by the end of today. I know it!!!
Now would it be too much to ask for PINN to have a £40 mill Mcao within 12 months? Let me rephrase that Is a ten bagger possible? It's the same thing and the answer is yes!!! This is one that can and will be massive. MXCP have stated they want to see a mid tier sized company and this is just the very start of that.
Once again it's very simple to see what has been said for a long time here :) Enjoy the continued rise here for months to come :) Appointment of Executive Chairman Pinnacle Technology Group plc, the AIM listed provider of converged technology solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Lyons as Executive Chairman, effective immediately. Gavin joins to help the board of directors (the "Board") drive the strategy of the business and support the executive management team in achieving its desired buy and build objectives. Dr James Dodd, non-executive Chairman, will remain on the Board as a non-executive director until the Company's annual general meeting to be held in March 2016 while he transitions his responsibilities to Gavin. Gavin has had a distinguished career in the TMT sector, most recently as CEO of Accumuli PLC, a successful buy and build in the IT security sector sold to NCC Group plc for £55m. Prior to Accumuli PLC, Gavin was Head of Telecoms & Utilities UK&I at SAP and held various senior positions at Trend Micro having also worked at Xerox, Compuware and The Caudwell Group. During his career Gavin has been involved in three exits generating close to £100m in value as well as completing several acquisitions and integrations. Gavin is a Partner at MXC Capital Limited, the AIM quoted technology focused merchant bank appointed by Pinnacle to advise on the Company's strategy and identify acquisition opportunities. Tom Black, non-executive director of Pinnacle, said: "We are delighted to welcome Gavin to the Board - his experience of buy and builds and track record of achieving transformational growth will be a powerful asset to the Company. I look forward to working with Gavin to achieve the Company's strategic and business objectives."
No link but from a financial shares mag.
Starting to move and there just has to be news due this side of xmas...they have been so quiet of late but then mxcp do that for a reason. I have a hunch what that reason is but lets see if the story unravels :)
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You just answered your own question though. they have two sectors that they focus on but CTP operates in only one of them. Unless you can show me something which states CTP will expand in to the care sector then you are wrong and purely speculating but the speculation is ill founded. read my last post again because I think you missed the point. ie is that set up in mxc's interest? it's quite clearly not, what is in their interest is to have several companies all offering different products which can then merge and become what? a mini what? c'mon? you know this bit a mini capita. Think about it. CTP does what CTP does. It's focused, it's streamlined and it doing one thing and one thing only. You could pu your mind at rest by picking up the phone and asking. You be set straight in two seconds.
Have I been patient with this one but it's looking very likely that our time is about to come :) Things are on the gas and cooking...recent news flow from MXCP leads me to believe so anyway!!
A couple of clues in the MXCP and ECV RNS which could well be pointing in this direction. Months and counting for MXCP. Are the finally ready to get this one on the road? They stated this is a buy and build project. No buying or building taken place for 9 months but I do believe MXCP have been very active and PINN will go soon.
Under the guidance of MXCP for 8 months now and making progress. They stated they want acquisitions and they will come. Enjoy the ride when ever it kicks off guys.
Jolly, I agreed with the warning in your other post and commented, "I agree with your post 100%" As a result both of our posts have been deleted. It has long been the case that you are not permitted to say anything against PINN on this BB and if you do for some strange reason it gets deleted. For whatever reason, freedom of speech here is not allowed. By the way I also fully agree with your post of 2nd November.
@ 09:45am 50k to the clever cloggs. I bet that was running from yesterday!
Found a steady level here and building slowly. Patience as the wheels in the back ground are being turned towards profitability and a robust business ready to grow and make acquisitions. Very cheap at these levels. 8 months of progress under MXCP gone completely un-noticed :))) That's going to lead to a boom!
Both worked hand in hand with Accumuli. This now looks to be a very promising connection that's been made today as Duckworth is now on the BOD with PINN and Lyons with MXCP. Is lyons about to be sent out on his first mission? Is PINN his destination? or having Duckworth on the inside is maybe more than enough to orchestrate what needs to be done? It's all very interesting. 8 months on from MXCP making their initial investment but by no means will they have been sitting on their hands all that time. The way I see it is 8 months of progress has been made and not a single aspect of that progress has been factored into the share price.
Lyons sinks claws into new finance house role Former Accumuli CEO joins merchant bank MXC Capital this week as a partner Accumuli’s former chief executive Gavin Lyons has moved onto pastures new after overseeing the integration of his firm into NCC Group when it was acquired earlier this year. Lyons, who left Accumuli on Friday, is today joining MXC capital, the investment house set up by channel veterans Ian Smith and Tony Weaver, as a partner. “I am very excited about getting this role," he told CRN. "I have worked with them [Weaver and Smith] in a different guise when they were a strategic partner to our business [Accumuli]. My new role is to find opportunities for MXC to invest capital in. They do a remarkable job here and if you look at them today, their role is as a merchant bank focusing on the TMT [technology, media & telecoms] sector. “Not only do they find investment opportunities for people looking for capital investment, but also for people that can become strategic partners to help create value for their business. We want to help companies build value.” Speaking of his former role, Lyons said he was ‘full of praise’ for NCC. “My job was to make sure the business was integrated and help with that process. It has been a pleasure to work with them and they have done the right thing for [Accumuli] employees and customers. My role there came to a natural conclusion and I have nothing but praise for NCC and thanks to Rob Cotton for his support. “All the management team at Accumuli have gone on to senior roles in the business and I think it is going to be a powerhouse in the future. It is in very good hands. I am now looking forward to doing new things and hopefully emulate that success at MXC.” In a statement, Peter Rigg, chairman of MXC, said: “We know Gavin well having supported him during the build of Accumuli - he has proven management track record. Gavin’s a great addition as we continue to build out our team to support our growing deal flow.”
You can't say is that it hasn't tested the bottom. It's now time to test the top!! 12p is the most recent highs and will at some point have another crack at that.
You could treble that Mcap and it would still be nothing. We will see though. Very confident here now.
A business now under the watchful eye of some of the best minds in the UK tech market sat with a £3.7 mill Mcap. It's beyond belief that this is so quiet but sometimes that's they way these things go. At some point soon it will light a fuse and blow!! If Lyons is appointed to PINN via MXCP and we then have Duckworth and Lyons running the show like they did at Accumuli then this will multi bag right off the cuff.
Very interesting back ground in Telecoms, Very interesting regarding the buy and build strategy, Very interesting that PINN have stated they are in the acquisition phase. Do your own homework but this one will be ready to take off very soon imo. Gavin has had a distinguished career in the TMT sector, most recently as CEO of Accumuli PLC, a successful MXC backed buy and build in the IT security sector sold to NCC Group plc for £55m. Prior to Accumuli, Gavin was Head of Telecoms & Utilities UK&I at SAP SE and held a senior position at Trend Micro Inc. having also worked at Xerox, Compuware and The Caudwell Group.
So that's Simon Duckworth Ex Accumuli on the board of PINN and now Gavin Lyons Ex Accumili appointed by MXCP. It really does look like PINN will be going into security and will announce big news at some point soon.
MXC (AIM: MXCP) the Aim quoted technology focused merchant bank is pleased to announce a senior appointment. Gavin Lyons joins MXC as a Partner, adding strength to the team that identifies investment opportunities as well as supporting the management of our investee companies. Gavin has had a distinguished career in the TMT sector, most recently as CEO of Accumuli PLC, a successful MXC backed buy and build in the IT security sector sold to NCC Group plc for £55m. Prior to Accumuli, Gavin was Head of Telecoms & Utilities UK&I at SAP SE and held a senior position at Trend Micro Inc. having also worked at Xerox, Compuware and The Caudwell Group. Peter Rigg, Chairman of MXC, said: "We know Gavin well having supported him during the build of Accumuli - he has a proven management track record. Gavin is a great addition as we continue to build out our team to support our growing deal flow."
Could very easily drift to 8 p or 9p from here. Always two sides of the story and we know your opinion on it. Instis bought at 6.5p so we are in and around the bottom.
need solid news...before that this may well drift...5p..4p
Back to where we were 8 months ago. Oh well, not concerned as the market has decided it not's worth any more than it was 8 months ago then that's fine. It just means the current price is in bargain territory and looks like we need solid news here to get things going. It's a transformational period where none of the transformation has been priced in...that often leads to a sharp rise in the share price when you least expect it. Keep holding guys and you will be rewarded.