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anyone know which date we get some numbers from the Co? Iain brilliant article, great PR. Matis, thanks for the charting info - all in all we're primied, if numbers are what's anticipated, to take off.

Nos aren't quite right as we've somewhere between 25,000-30,000 users today. http://www.*************.com/views/18936/try-the-telstar-tradition-and-probe-into-a-new-satellite-venture

thanks Iain, good find. Looks exciting for the future. 100Mbps would be handy. Now ViaSat, i knew i heard somewhere, and our dear "Special Technical Advisor" to the board (see board of directors info on the sat website) is involved at ViaSat as Senior Vice Chairman. Makes you think.

They should have had satellite broadband up there !!! Tell sat where the location is and they'll be there pronto!!

hTTp://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/02/europasat-connect-superfast-satellite-broadband-to-1000-wales-premises.html

Fantastic week, looks like all the PR, the Daily Mail tipping and the Cenkos Show got the message out there. Did anyone go to the show? Well done SAT boys, heres looking forward to a continued pattern in 2016.

Should get the sp moving , which has been a bit overdue. Lots to like about this share, best thing it's simple !!! Something everyone wants broadband, but not everyone can get until now. And governments are fully supporting high speed roll out , across Europe and beyond (almost infinity) .

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-3424518/MIDAS-SHARE-TIPS-Satellite-Solutions-Worldwide-aims-provide-broadband-consumers-remote-areas-strong-returns-investors.html

AJ - key Q is do you drink it, do you friends etc? I do. All I hear in the bars of London is gin and fever tree please. The brand is becoming so big that people request the tonic and no necessarily the gin or spirit to go with it. That speak volumes. I see it in all the fridges of bars and pubs in town now, and those at home. Dinner parties the chat is more about tonic than property prices. Public awareness is there now, prepare for huge growth over the next year. I'm sure FEVR will get "downed" by one of the big drinks boys pretty quickly.

they already do ! google cola fever tree and pop, you've found the fizz. Perfect for the overseas market, especially where they drink a lot of dark spirits

quite a bit in the press over the weekend and today, about BT failings ... get your broadband via satellite http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/12118761/BT-under-pressure-to-apologise-to-Conservative-MP-and-customers-for-staff-mocking-a-report-into-the-companys-dire-broadband-services.html

So nice sensible chat here. What do we think next? More acquisitions I'd guess, as getting to 100,000 users just organically (and via BT deal ) will take a bit of time. Still some cash on the balance sheet to spend. Still seems well under valued at current share price, deal of the RTO was at 4.5p , and now we have considerably more users.

If there's some PR in tomorrow's press you will see this fly through 5p. Hope you're in!

Poland and Ireland and France would be handy for us. If their govs do the same then which you'd imagine they'd be thinking at least then we've already huge market share and presence and this would be organic growth all the way. I can see this company getting to its target of users a lot quicker than they originally outlined.

Not sure I am going to be able to sleep now. Roll on 8am and see how's she flys.

very interesting, though not a bit surprised with Numis behind this you'd expect a decent list of investors.

I've been in since for a while. Love the company as secondary b1 and other comm space has so much upside, a portfolio you can really make upside from and not just basic yield. Eg the site in Raynes Park they've just got a mixed use resi and comm on now. Supposed the sp fluctuates as much as it does. Concerns about London resi market. But that shouldn't overly impact wkp.

I've seen they're marketing a few stores on the boarders and in Scotland, from a portfolio they acquired. I always like them [a conpany] freeing up cash. >£2m is the ticket price.

where does this go next? Building income, building NAV through props valuation, though that has to be taken with some care. This will become a big income play further down the line. Thoughts?

I thought it was today I read in one RNS, obviously not now. Be good if they'd update.