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The company admitted that it had no new customers but said that this was because approval from the US Food and Drug Administration last December had come too late to plan product launches this year. Emphasis on new as they clearly have existing you can’t sell 265 tons to no one. You might recall they mentioned that 100 food & beverage companies are in talks with them. By 1994 stevia reportedly comprised 41% of the sweet substances consumed in Japan! Analyst – it’s the first 4 letters that give it away.

I preferred robert lindsay in “My Family” From The Times July 9, 2009 Not so sweet for PureCircle Robert Lindsay: Smaller companies PureCircle, the producer of a new zero-calorie sweetener, left a sour taste for investors when it revealed that debt had risen above expectations and that it was in talks to raise new bank loans. Why’s that then robert could it be to establish and upgrade plants and plantations in kenya,china, paraguay and elsewhere? Reb-A, extracted from leaves of the Stevia plant, has been hailed as a potential rival to Tate & Lyle’s Sucralose. PureCircle’s shares soared as high as 286p after it completed a factory in China on schedule and on budget, but they fell 34p to 162½p when it unveiled sales and profit that were lower than expectations. Debt for the year would be as high as $49 million, it said. Why’s that then robert could it be to establish and upgrade plants and plantations in kenya,china, paraguay and elsewhere? Iain Staples, an analyst at Noble who said a month ago that production forecasts looked optimistic, given problems with leaf quality and poor harvests in China, said that a dilutive share issue looked like a possibility. “This is not good coming before there is a proven appetite for the product from consumers,” he said. By 1994 stevia reportedly comprised 41% of the sweet substances consumed in Japan! (No proven appetite?) Talk to Coca Cola & Pepsi, Cargill

apparently these were tipped as a buy in investors chronicle on Friday 26/6/09

Hot Damn there goes my 100% record... :-o)

Hi i'm George Orwell and i recommended BSST way back in 1984. Glad you all on board will say hi when i have your face recognition data from your passport. BSST coming to the front of your house soon........ Yours Ozzy Osbourne completely paranoid

GAM International Management Limited holdings broken down over the following funds: GAM UK Hedge Investments Inc: 786,110 CFDs, 6.94% Other funds managed by GAM International Management Limited: under 3% on a fund level basis.

one is wishing one had bought more bango apparently its very good for the skin. kind regards Prince Charles must go greenfly on my Dahlia's

80p rumour in the Times. Still think they are worth 81p :-o)

A linear Projection Model for the market! You take this far too seriously. Althought i did make one of those at school once, got glue everywhere, horrible mess.

I refuse to be right you are not going to spoil my 100% record.

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Bango said the trends in sales growth, profitability and transaction volumes point to a positive outlook and it expects continued revenue growth in the year ahead. It added it is in talks about contracts with several mobile operators which want to expand their billing capabilities to a broader audience. It expects to make announcements about this later this year Maximus Decimus Meridius (my friends call me Bango)

Hi i'm Jimi Hendrix and when i'm looking for a strategic asset i seldom look further than Bango. I was just saying to Elvis the other day as he watched me cranking it up on his mobile "i hope your payment went through Bango" He looked at me curiously (actually he's had his haircut so he looks quite different now) and said "Uh Huh". Ramping, i prefer Rampling (if you're easily upset don't watch the Ashes) http://images.google.com/images?sourceid=ie7&q=rampling&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&oe=UTF-8&rlz=1I7ACAW_enGB323GB323&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=LjwuStWlIZPLjAfZ08yVCw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title

Shares in Bango (BGO.L) gain 7.6 percent after the mobile web payments and analytics firm posts full-year results, which prompt Panmure Gordon to upgrade its recommendation on the stock to "buy" from "hold". The company posts loss before tax and share-based payments of 0.58 million pounds from 1.58 million pounds the previous year, with revenues up 28 percent to 17.6 million pounds. [ID:nRnsI5671T] Panmure, in a note, says net loss came in slightly better than expectations, despite revenue coming in short. The broker says Bango is seeing very healthy momentum in the United States, where transaction volumes increased by 9 times as content providers began to migrate to Bango's WAP billing platform. "Continuation of this trend has the potential to drive material upside to estimates and make the company a strategic asset," says the broker, which lifts its target price to 60 pence from 50 pence. http://uk.reuters.com/article/hotStocksNews/idUKL957161220090609 i appear to be stuck on the Bango page at the moment for some reason could it be because "healthy momentum in the United States, where transaction volumes increased by 9 times as content providers began to migrate to Bango's WAP billing platform." let me just say that again US that's where gdog lives (hi gdog) transaction volumes increased by 9 times. that's 9 as in 9 below zero saw them at the marquee in 198? Mark Feltham look him up on you tube what a harp player.

Anderson said that end user revenue grew by 36 per cent year on year and 69 per cent half on half. It was now running at 2.7 times the level experienced in early June 2008, he said – providing the platform for major future growth. “Looking at growth from new customers, Bango has a sales pipeline of large and medium sized businesses that have either not yet started the transition from legacy SMS to mobile web or who want to move from the traditional PC web to the mobile internet to benefit from the increasing volume and spending power of mobile phone users,” Anderson added. “As customers sign up and start using the Bango service, their success in selling their products via the mobile internet should drive more transaction volume.”

Soaring revenues, booming growth prospects and a nudge closer to break-even brought the feelgood factor to shareholders of Cambridge based mobile web payments and analytics company, Bango http://www.businessweekly.co.uk/2009060935057/wireless/bango-feels-warm-glow-of-mobile-internet-growth.html Chairman Lindsay Bury said the trends in sales growth, profitability and transaction volumes pointed to a positive outlook for Bango. Bango is now enabling the largest US content providers, in particular, to generate increased growth and provide better customer experiences by migrating from legacy Premium SMS suppliers to Bango’s web based systems. The chairman added that Bango was serving a large and growing market. The worldwide mobile content market is expected to surpass $64 billion by 2012, up from $20 billion in 2007, according to Juniper Research. Major mobile phone makers, mobile operators and internet businesses are driving the uptake of the mobile internet. CEO Ray Anderson added: “Business is progressing well. Sales are up. Operating costs are down. The company has a strong pipeline of prospects and increasing success from our existing customers. “With a large market opportunity ahead of us, we have continued to develop our technology to adapt to market conditions and maintain our competitive advantage.”

panmure upgrade target 60p http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/cgi-bin/digitalcorporate/thisismoney/broker_rec.cgi

staring at these coming up for 25.5 hrs. Its going well and hasnnnnnnnntttttttt afffeccctteeed meeeee attttt alllllllllll

No i can't, the bottom has fallen out of gates or was that grates i forget. Ah Dirk are you wearing your white sox

Apparently their was a fall in Factory Gate Prices repoted yesterday. I have therefore decided to stop making Factory Gates as their is no money in it. Tonight at the BOB we showing a film on expenses its a big favourite down here. SAW!