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You are very welcome. Good luck

http://ipo-edge.com/2020/07/23/interview-european-cannabis-leader-emmac-is-getting-lifted-through-a-spac/

An interesting and very positive review of Accrol from minute 27 f this Piworld webinar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_mmsriVfOY

I see that it raised funds in October with a valuation of £150m. It will be interesting to see the float valuation

No worries. I see it is 2.3%. I guess the important question the valuation placed on EMMAC for the listing. Good luck to all

What percentage of EMMAC does FFWD have?

OSI seems a good prospect to me. The market cap has fallen to 4m yet they are consistently winning new contracts and retaining 100% of old ones. They are also picking up clients in the US. It would be nice to see a profit but they are focusing on R & D. The huge growth in homeworking is going to work very well for them. I note that the number one player in the sector has just reported record growth for the first 6 months of this year. https://www.beyondtrust.com/press/beyondtrust-continues-to-achieve-record-growth-in-q2-2020

GardenEye, many thanks for that. I really appreciate your insight. There are a lot of company/industry winners and losers over the last few months. Hopefully, FAST has chosen a couple of big winners. Thank you again

The company has never had a placing, and they are in profit. There will be no placing. Unfortunately, a lot of people do get carried away in the excitement. For those that are in here at a higher price, hold tight. The results for the first 6 months of this year will be out in September. Given the movement to online payments, they are sure to be better than the 30% per year growth in revenue that MBO has achieved in recent years. The valuation now is very reasonable for a growing, and profitable company like this. A little patience.

Thank you, Seaview. Like MBO this seems like a very strong bet and is just a question of patience. Some of their investments seem to have incredible potential valuations. LEAP looks very exciting. All the best

I have just bought in here, having patiently waited 5 years in only MBO. I can see that FAST looks great value. Does anyone have a guestimate of the value of its investments? I am only hoping for a few thoughts and will do some proper homework over the weekend

I have been here for 5 years. I sold quite a few yesterday but still hold a lot. I noticed yesterday how little comment there was about the company. People just commented on the price, and I suspect many did not even know what they were buying. I do not know what will happen today, or any day. However, this is a great fintech company that is still very undervalued. It remains a longterm hold for me. September's results are going to see a bigger jump than normal. Whatever share you buy, do take a look at the numbers before buying any share. Good luck to all.

I have been here for over 5 years and had a very good day. Please take a look at what this company does and how it has been growing over the last 5 years. revenue up about 30% PA, profits of 1.4m, and 4m cash in the bank. Mine was the first message today. The explosion on the back of this rns was a nice surprise. However, the company really deals with online payments, with money transfer being a small part of the company. Expect the results in September to show a big jump in profits and revenue.

It is true that there is no PR and very illiquid. However, even now they are massively undervalued, are in profit, have lots of cash, never had a placing, and grow at 30% a year. Revenue and profits are going to shoot up on September results. This must be the most undervalued fintech around

Hi Draft. Am up big time. Just sold a few but it is turning out to have been worth the wait. I am sorry that you missed it

This is great news for expanding revenue on its transfer service. However, I expect the real news will be the growth in its online payment services over the past few months.

Money Transfer Agreement with MoneyGram Payment Systems, Inc.



MobilityOne (AIM: MBO), the e-commerce infrastructure payment solutions and platform provider, announces that its 50%-owned remittance company, OneTransfer Remittance Sdn Bhd ("OTR"), has signed an international money transfer agreement with MoneyGram Payment Systems, Inc. ("MoneyGram") to act as one of MoneyGram's correspondence remittance companies in Malaysia for an initial term of 5 years (the "Agreement").



MoneyGram, the main subsidiary of MoneyGram International, Inc. (USA), provides money transfer and payment services worldwide. MoneyGram is a global leader in money transfers headquartered in Dallas, USA.



The Agreement will enable the customers of OTR to send and receive money via MoneyGram's global platform which connects to more than 200 countries worldwide. Previously OTR's customers were restricted in being able to send money to less than 10 countries across Asia. Under the Agreement, OTR will be entitled to a share of the fees generated by MoneyGram on money transfer transactions as well as a share of MoneyGram's foreign exchange profits realised on transactions via OTR.

Dato' Hussian A Rahman, CEO of MobilityOne, commented: "We are excited to be part of MoneyGram's network as we believe this will help to expand OTR's business in Malaysia with the prestigious MoneyGram brand."

This Malaysian bank has soon huge growth in its fintech business over the past year. This includes 13 x growth in E-wallet top-ups. https://fintechnews.my/24263/banking/hong-leong-saw-13x-more-e-wallet-top-ups-during-mco/

This is the business of MBO. I feel pretty confident we will see a big boost in September results

The next results in September will provide the accounts for the first 6 months of the year. I have no doubt that this has been a period of growth for MBO in Malaysia. While looking at different markets, the world service report https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csz7jh provides an indication of the potential for fintech companies like MBO during this period.

It is true that the UK is a crowded marketplace. However, in their home market of Malaysia, MBO, are also working in a very competitive environment, and have quickly grown year on year. They make their money in a variety of ways, with clients in different industries. As their Malaysian website highlights:
Our core competencies lie in providing a bridge between the service providers to their end consumers using our technology to accept transactions via multiple channels either via mobile phones, Internet, electronic data capture terminals and even via banking channels like Internet banking portal, automated teller machines (ATM) and mobile banking.

Our services are utilised by mobile operators, transportation, financial institutions, hypermarkets, retailers and many other types of services providers requiring payment and transactional technology.

MobilityOne has 2 main business pillars which creates a payment eco-system consisting of more than 2,000 retail points and 8 banking partners (collective coverage of more than 10 million account holders)

This company will keep growing just doing what it does in Malaysia. If they can grab a couple of contracts in the UK from any of the areas it operates in, then I think we will see the market cap approaching its true value.