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Shareguru, are you watching the COEVAL trading on Waves? At this early stage before official launch, trade is brisk. Also, are you on slack following the forum? DMH&Co posting directly onto it. A lot of genuine interest. Looks like they are working on a new white paper since new institutional investor has got involved. Will be interesting to see if HWC is still prominent, are you saying HWC may not participate in revised model?

The problem with HWC is that we haven't been kept up to date. So they could have been exploring many options and RTOs. SVS securities would represent a reverse would it not? Are you able to private message what you do know or is it insider info?

Shareguru, Maciej Sztko (HWC CEO) gets a mention in project management advisory panel in the white paper. MNY is investing and taking a share of Elite Aerospace and Highway Capital. It looks like the investment in Elite is a straightforward long term investment. Taking 40% of HWC looks to be a strategic part of the ICO as HWC looks to be part of the group of companies offering financial services and loans. I realise it all has to be taken with a pinch of salt until HWC confirm they are involved but there's nothing else out there to suggest HWC are up to anything else. Your posts suggest don't just suggest caution, they sound like you know of a different plan HWC are working on?

Shareguru, what alternative agenda are you aware of. The only thing in the public domain to come to light since last October is this white paper which seems to have HWC as an integral part. Looks a good opportunity for the directors to release some shareholder value for themselves as well as other investors. The white paper would surely need updating if one of the main two proprietary investments were no longer involved.

There's no HWC directors comments but is suppose it's not a HWC announcement but Maciej Sztko (HWC CEO) gets a mention in project management advisory panel.

I think that October 2016 release has to be updated. The white paper at Monkey Capital is more recent and now shows a 1m share purchase at USD0.2 (15.6p) per share and only 3m call options rather than the 3.5m announced last Oct. In light of HWCs involvement with monkey capital, I'm disssapiinted HWC shareholders haven't been updated with developments.

Have I got this right?? Surely its not this simple? excerpts taken from the white paper......... MNY is the first ICO and it will invest in a variety of projects. Primarily, it will invest in: Elite Aerospace equity (at half price); Highway Capital Plc equity (at a 90% discount to market prior to relisting) DMH&CO purchases c. 1m shares in Highway Capital for approx. $200,000. Along with a stake in 3m call options, via DMH&CO stake Monkey Capital controls an estimated 40% of the public company. In this example, the Token Holders of PLC are rewarded at the point of relisting of Highway Capital Plc via LP. The MNY Token Holders will share in the profits of LP2 Token Holders LP2 1. Highway sells DMH&CO around 1m shares for a cash injection 2. Via DMH&CO stake Monkey Capital is GP of LP and LP2 3. S&P agreements are established between LP and Asset owners. Assets are subsequently placed in LP2 for enabling of dividend share 4. LP2 enters into a smart contract with Token Holders Assets 5. Highway Capital relists on mainboard of LSE with active operating financial services subsidiaries The assets underlying the token issuance include but are not limited to the following: DMH&CO’s stake in Highway Capital (invested into the SPV by DMH&CO) a stake in SVS Securities PLC which will ultimately be sold to Highway prior to Highway re-listing on the LSE (thereby giving the SPV an enlarged equity position in a listed financial services company with multiple synergies with Monkey Capital); ----------------------------------------------- It looks to me that the 1,000,000 stake in HWC for MNY has been purchased by DMH&co for $200,000, in a separate paragraph it states that this stake is being purchased at a 90% discount to the price on relisting giving a $2.00 relist price!!!! (£1.56) Plus any potential increase in price if there is serious interest in this project on relist. Am I reading this wrong?

Bought 289,000 of these yesterday after the weekends press. Nice to see it's still got some legs today. Although massive overhang at 10.5p It will take some serious buying to leap that hurdle. If it does, there will be a serious frenzy for stock on the run up to 12th. There's a serious buyer repeatedly taking stock at 10p, occasionally upping the bid to 10.25 to tempt more to sell. They will have to start taking it at 10.5 and that's when the fireworks will start.

Selling is reasonably simple but buying in quantity is difficult without going NT. There is no stock about and MMs don't want to spark a rush because they won't be let off the hook if they go short with a load of cheap placing shares. They have to try to keep a lid on it. Just have to place orders if you want to buy :-( Only one has filled so far. My other tech play is MOS, keep an eye on that one too. I've been quietly loading up. Could easily issue their next trading update mid-session and surprise everyone with new subscription figures. SP has fallen as PI's get bored waiting for the update. Buy when the impatient drive the price down.

MBOs business model and compare with similar companies I'm gobsmacked at the £7m mcap. This is a profit making company with negligible debt, cash in the bank, £66m+ pa revenues, some amazing JV's with favourable terms giving MBO full control for a peppercorn payment. Double digit growth rates and has now entered the same emoney arena as a chosen few in Malaysia including PayPal. Tightly held with only 22% free float and 50% held by the CEO 2016 results due over next few days and could act as the catalyst to put MBO at a more realistic mcap amongst its peers. If results show increased profitability and a positive outlook with the Emoney platform coming online in 2018 a £35-40m mcap would be easily achieved to elevate to a more realistic valuation. (35-40p sp)

Intersting figures wisecrow. MBO has been wildly overlooked. Last update showed revenues of £33m for H1 2016 Small profit, cash in the bank, small loan facility. Chairmans outlook in last statement -- The Group is acquiring 50% equity interest in Unique Change Sdn Bhd, which provides international remittance services from Malaysia, mainly to Nepal, Bangladesh and Indonesia; and -- The Board of MobilityOne expects the trading performance in the second half of 2016 to remain positive as the Group continues to explore new opportunities and to expand its e-payment solutions and services in Malaysia. So looking at nearly £70m revenues, little debt and now a new cash generative arm to the business. 2018 will be revenues close to £100m. Mcap should be closer to monitise or earthport. £65m-£100m (65p-100p) Not sure why so out of favour. I suppose while the company has been in its infancy, the numbers aren't very exciting. But 2016 looking circa £70m, if growth continues at 10% (conservative as 2015 was 23%) 2017 should be over £80m. Then when e-money goes online £100m+ and massive profitability. This is why MBO peers command the more realistic mcaps. Should be 20p minimum off this news and the final results due any day could test this if revenues have continued to rise. And one thing I always look for in a long term investment. How are the directors aligned with shareholders. The CEO holds over 50% of shares. Screaming buy at these levels. Some lucky bugger got in lucky with 50k @ 4.7p Sitting on 180k as a long term punt.

This is a massive endorsement for MBO to be given the approval. There is big money to be made for little outlay just moving money around these platforms. Check out the companies below who already have the CBoM approval. Even the smallest of these businesses have mcaps of RM180+ (£35m+) Read up on a few of the smaller businesses and check the revenues they are earning from this type of money transfer. Note PayPal is in the list. E-money Issuers Banks AmBank (M) Berhad Bank of China (M) Berhad CIMB Bank Berhad Malayan Banking Berhad RHB Bank Berhad Non-banks AEON Credit Services (M) Berhad Bandar Utama City Centre Sdn. Bhd. Celcom eCommerce Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Celcom Multimedia (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.) Chevron Malaysia Limited ePetrol Services Sdn. Bhd. Finexus Cards Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as MAA Cards Sdn. Bhd.) helloPay Malaysia Sdn Bhd ManagePay Services Sdn. Bhd. Maxis Broadband Sdn. Bhd. Merchantrade Asia Sdn Bhd Mobile Money International Sdn. Bhd. MOL AccessPortal Sdn. Bhd. MRuncit Commerce Sdn. Bhd. Numoni DFS Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Com2U Sdn. Bhd.) PayPal Pte. Ltd. Petron Fuel International Sdn. Bhd. Raffcomm Sdn. Bhd. Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn. Bhd. Silverlake Global Payments Sdn. Bhd. Touch 'n Go Sdn. Bhd. TPaay Asia Sdn. Bhd. Valyou Sdn. Bhd. Webonline Dot Com Sdn. Bhd. Results imminent also, if any sign of positive results and a more realistic yet conservative valuation would see SP north of 15p (£15m mcap) To rate amongst MBOs smaller peers, 35p wouldn't be overvalued.

Clearing out the non exec deadwood.

You mention next six weeks. Is that a hunch or have you read/heard something?

You can easily research the two projects currently held by UOG. Taking these assets and the directors reputations into consideration, what valuation do you put on a listed UOG? Im struggling to see any added value in this for SEN holders unless there is another asset or project in the offing which will be used to attract the new investors. Like you say, existing UOG shareholders will want to see something for listing their company by way of a big chunk of new shares and options. Investors pumping money in will want a big slice of the action too. Unless the valuation of new business is considerably higher than £5m, existing SEN holders will be lucky to get back what they put in at 5p per share. I'd like to think there is a juicy new project being used to draw new investors and a £9m valuation could have £3m share for new investors, £3m for existing directors/shareholders of UOG and £3m for SEN holders. Giving a realistic opening price of 11p Doubling original SEN IPO price. A £9m valuation isn't ridiculous if you look what ECHO is commanding at the moment.

Good find rigor. The guys at the helm seem the real deal, their connections, reputation and experience should carry quite a premium.

Most RTO's ive been involved in, taking the risk in buying and holding a shell was handsomely rewarded if an RTO occurred, it doesn't feel UOG are bringing enough to the table for existing holders to be rewarded for either buying retail or helping raise the funds during the initial IPO. You may as well buy on relisting if it relists below 2.75p Optiva may be on the board but I don't think they are considerable shareholders so they don't care how much its diluted as they will be able to take place in the placing (presumably discounted) The following persons, directly or indirectly, will at Admission have an interest in the issuer’s capital or voting rights which is notifiable under UK law; The Founder – 7.41% Sebastian Marr – 7.41% Momentous Investing – 3.54% Momentous Trading – 3.54% Lachab Abdelatif – 3.54% Jub Capital – 5.19% Portmann Capital Management Limited – 3.70% Dowgate Capital Stockbrokers Limited – 5.56% Peel Hunt LLP – 3.70% The founder being Optiva.

gorilla, given your research, what do you think UOG are bringing to the table to add value for existing SEN holders. SEN currently £0.75m mcap, UOG want to raise cash to fund their 40% of the Podere Maiar-1, planned for October 2017, £1m-£2m, heavily diluting LTH's They will also want their own shares to the value of what they think UOG is worth £1m? Potentially this dilutes existing holders by 75% meaning mcap will have to be min £4m just to break even!!!! Do you think the current assets/projects and goodwill is worth £4m on paper once relisted????

Fingers crossed LTHs see a a reward for their patience.

New board look like they mean business and finals on the 3rd made for good reading and had me investing in 50,000 shares for a long term hold. £88m turnover £25m operating profit!!! Paid 1.5p dividend on half of these figures in 205. Debt halved and a clean balance sheet after adjusting for non recurring depreciation, amortisation and impairments. So a nice tidy little loss to carry forward into 2017 reducing tax liability on next financial year. If well run this is a nice cash generative business with growth prospects and future dividends. Previous Mcap on half the revenue and profit £200m Current Mcap £87m, If the generate enough similar results in 2017 they could almost eliminate debt and there would still be enough to consider dividends Directors don't have substantial holdings, looks like the only bought in on placing. Would be good to see them to increase their holdings.