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CORRECT: Proxama Helps Enable Mobile Payments At Argos

(Clarifying in original article that ran on Thursday that customers will use the Proxama technology to download an Argos mobile app.) LONDON (Alliance News) - Mobile payments firm Proxama PLC Thursday said it is helping to enhance the customer experience at high street favourite Argos, thro

Proxama Enables Mobile Payments At Argos

LONDON (Alliance News) - Mobile payments firm Proxama PLC Thursday said it is enabling shoppers at high street favourite Argos to pay for items using Near Field Communication-enabled smartphones. From January 18 in 40 Argos stores throughout the UK, shoppers have been able to tap their NFC-

Proxama forecasts full-year loss

Proxama, an AIM-listed provider of mobile commerce, loyalty and payment software solutions, declined sharply on Thursday after predicting a full-year loss for 2013. For the 12 month period, losses (before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) were expected to total £3.6m on revenue of arou

Proxama Expects 2013 Revenue Of GBP830,000 And GBP3.6 Million Loss

LONDON (Alliance News) - Mobile commerce and payment software solutions firm Proxama PLC Thursday said it expects revenue for the full-year ended December 31, 2013, to be in the region of GBP830,000, with an earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation loss of GBP3.6 million

Proxama plummets on discounted fundraising

Contactless mobile payment company Proxama undermined its recently recovering share price with a discounted institutional fundraising to help speed growth. The company, whose TapPoint mobile technology links mobile operators and card issuers or advertisers to enable contactless payment or proximit

Proxama Partners With CBS Outdoor For Near-Field Communications

Proxama To Develop NFC Solution For Isis Mobile Commerce Platform

Proxama Signs NFC Data Deal With Posterscope

Proxama Losses Double Following Readmission To AIM

Proxama shares fall on first day of trading

Share in Proxama were marked lower on their first day of trading following the mobile software company's reverse takeover of Aim-listed cash-shell Longships. They were down 7.58% to 7.62p at 13:30PM on Friday, giving the company a market value of £35.5m. But the shares, whilst still trading under t