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Simultaneous MESH rns this morning outlining plans to also increase their stake in Sentiance to around 45%
If both attempts are successful, surely this would pave the way for some sort of merger by ASLR and MESH?
The coordination of today’s RNS does not suggest they are competing against each other - if I’m interpreting correctly?!!!
Completely agree mate, it seems that the primary objective is to get Sentiance listed and the market exposure it fully deserves. And reassuringly a lot of big name money tied up in getting it on board
Re: warrants - I was also skeptical when Mesh set exercise prices at significant premiums to placings or whatever the current price was. And was delighted to see those prices met - with high volume especially for a Nex exchange stock.
ASLR appears to be following the same remit, and if the pattern follows then £2.80 is not beyond the realms of possibility upon acquisition of a majority stake.
Taken from last year, but some interesting coverage to whet the appetite!
Since the start of the calendar year, Sentiance has added 25 new clients, a significant acceleration from 2018 client win levels. Of these new clients, 23 are Proof of Concepts and two have moved into roll out stage. These clients are predominantly in the automotive, health, insurance, banking and entertainment industries, and include Autoliv, Uber, Careem, Absa, InsureApp and Trov. Given the sensitive nature of Sentiance's client partnerships and the type of disruptive service options currently being developed, many of Sentiance's client relationships and initiatives remain at present strictly confidential."
https://www.nexexchange.com/announcements?newsid=4349568
Could be that the plan is to rto Mesh directly into ASLR? Mesh were planning an LSE listing upon completion of majority stakeholding in Sentiance.
Perhaps the LSE were apprehensive about some of those associated with Mesh, (Times article last month) and board decided the best way to get Sentiance market exposure was an rto, which would eliminate LSE concerns regarding associated individuals - for appearance sake anyway!
Or it could be that ASLR will make a direct cash purchase of the 17% stake...
I’m a big fan of Sentiance - phenomenal client list and capable of capturing market imagination with the right coverage. Very little pure-play AI London listed companies, so massive first mover advantage.
Best of luck to all holders, looking forward to watching this story unfold!
I added a few thousand last week to round up to a fairly even number and hopefully price will stay low for a little bit longer until funds become available for some more.
Good article retweeted by Chris Akers earlier today:
https://amp.businessinsider.com/brad-smith-ai-will-play-similar-role-to-combustion-engine-2019-11?
'Please give some of us mugs a pump to get out '
I'm sure everyone's keeping their fingers crossed for you A_H. You might want to adjust your sales pitch for new investors though, as your posts come across as a bit rampy sometimes :o)
'Because it's AIM and 10mil will b gone in no time'
I'm also looking forward to EAI putting that $10m to good use soon...
From last rns: "for a strong close to 2019 and the application of investor resources for an even faster-growing 2020"
Increasing Revenues of $12.5m to Q3 this year shows they are not doing too badly already.
Why would they need a placing when they hold over $10 million in cash?
Hi mjatkin, I think the dip in the price of BIDS and a few other stocks is because of investor flight (no offense A_H) to EUA which is up about 400% since Thursday. Always good to see a reminder that AIM stocks can take off with sufficient exposure.
I'd be surprised if the trades listed so far are not all buys, as real spread is currently 45p - 45.3p Not sure if this is an irregularity of information provided by LSE, or if an attempt by MM's to create an impression of sells.
Really doesn't take much buying pressure to move this - I'd love to see what happens when people cotton on to the revenues, and potential of it's tech: "We've spent 5 years developing this core technology with corporate customers including Disney, AOL and ABC": Not to mention the $10m available in cash to "accelerate growth".
The Company's 30 September launch on AIM was well-capitalised with £9.4 million (gross prior to transactions costs) to accelerate business growth with an experienced board and management.
Q3 Operating Highlights:
· EAI's wholly-owned media subsidiary GT Channel, Inc. ("GTC") continues to grow strongly - both global audience and net revenue
o Views and net revenues through 30 September 2019 both greater than for the whole of 2018
o YTD through 3Q actuals: YouTube audience base of automobile and associated lifestyle enthusiasts at 9.0 billion video views, up 57% (3Q 2018: 5.8 billion)
o YTD through 3Q actuals: Net Revenue $6.9 million, up 80% (3Q 2018: $3.9 million) (Net Revenue deducts YouTube commission on Google ad sales based on IFRS policy)
§ Gross ad revenue from global audience of $12.5 million at Q3
o Number of unpaid subscribers who want more GTC content increased to approximately 90 million (1H19: c. 70 million)
· EAI's wholly-owned technology subsidiary Tagasauris, Inc. ("Tag") is participating in a pilot with strategic partner Sumitomo to deliver an enriched audience viewing experience for the Rugby World Cup on Sumitomo's JSports network
o Update on Rugby World Cup pilot will be provided during November after completion
An increase in net revenues of 80% isn't fast enough? And with $10m available to "accelerate future growth" the market cap appears cheap compared to other AIM tech stocks with a fraction of the revenue.
Was thinking along the same lines Birdseye - certainly not enough genuine liquidity to justify Canaccord picking up nearly 5m shares in the opening couple of days without pushing up the price. Nice work if you can get it on the part of RS & JH!
Sounds like you need a holiday A_H? But then your recent posting history suggests you already have...
Suppose it depends on whether you're buying or selling A_H
Spot on DI1980 - look forward to seeing how they're going to invest that $10m now that the big boys have had a chance to load up!
LSE official listing should see price around the £1.00 mark IMO There is however very little exposure to pure-play AI on the market at present, so this it's more than capable of capturing investors' imagination once word gets out and we might be pleasantly surprised. Superb volume for a NEX traded stock, but MESH deserves a far bigger platform. Roll on the next update!