Loopup Group Share Price (LOOP)

History would suggest a pantomime flop. Can a leopard change its spots? Time will tell. Without further news if the price was to fall another 3p I would struggle to remain on the sidelines. Hopefully you'll get news soon as I'd rather stay on the sidelines!

jointhedots
whether they are under achievers with the new strategy remains to be seen..( putting aside the share price as the judge and jury ) ..... the added investment from the placing...on top of throwing in the revenues from Meetings also into the investment pot....means they are putting every chip onto the poker table and pushing hard to try and stay in the competitive game...everything is going into creating an Offer that even Tier 1-2 clients are asking for and expect ..for an on going client relationship...
Whether too much is being expected too soon, is open to debate ....the next Update will give a clear indication of everything that is currently on-going
I would hope that the experience of Victor and his network of contacts etc has assisted in the whole plan too

It is like waiting for the curtain to rise at the Theatre ... is is going to be a top notch Broadway performance or a local town Pantomime flop ??!!!

I'm sure it's damned hard and will remain so until they reach critical mass (wherever that is).

But Steve made it clear in the Q&A after the investor presentation that they will take anything if a company wants to play ball, but will not push the sales area, however he also has said they expect partners to deliver those customers. That's why it's so disappointing there is only one partner so far.

There is an abundance of opportunities so the sales strategy is going to be critical.

I'm not convinced on the sales pods - the best sales professions are generally greedy, results oriented , not prone to making money for a team with underperformers getting a free ride.

jointhedots

To gain traction with the " Relatively Large, Relatively International companies" takes a lot of time and effort and takes...forever.... to get a contract decision...and of course..can end up with no end result at all...despite all the efforts

so....a company like LoopUp often has to take Tier 3 sized offerings ..just to keep some new revenues added ..competing on fronts that... ideally . they might prefer to leave behind

I don't think it is easy , at all

Microsoft released their q2 yesterday and thy are having a great time with the cloud and Teams - new features constantly being added.

The announcement at the start of December that they are targeting small businesses with a cheap standalone teams offering that undercuts just about everyone and could be grim for the likes of Zoom.

It may provide new opportunities or threats for Loop, I really don't know , but as they are not targeting the small business market and it should increase the user base it shouldn't impact the new business strategy and may make their offering more desirable - but for Zoom I suspect it will be very painful as they are pushing that market

Loopup are geared to compliment MS teams and are targeting "Relatively Large, Relatively International companies" as Steve goes to pains to point out.

As I've said before Loop needs to chase the correct niche market and forget competing on all fronts.

https://www.protocol.com/workplace/microsoft-teams-standalone