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Competition is in the air for this tiddler and morribund outfit offering its third party anti bribery software. IDOX has not shown any interest in IHP thus so far but swallowed up unlisted Co's for a song, IDOX could have had IHP for next to nowt if it wanted to! Would it want this outfit? IDOX has acquired Interactive Dialogues Limited and Interactive Dialogues NV ("ID") for a total consideration of €2.2m (£1.9m) in cash. ID is a leading supplier of e-learning and information solutions in Europe enabling organisations to conduct 'dialogues' with employees, customers and suppliers to achieve legislative compliance in areas such as Competition Law and the UK Bribery Act. The company is based in the UK and Belgium and its global client base includes Associated British Foods, Hays, E.ON AG, Alstom, PricewaterhouseCoopers, AB InBev and Xstrata.

This leading independent supplier of software and services, has acquired Interactive Dialogues Limited and Interactive Dialogues NV ("ID") for a total consideration of €2.2m (£1.9m) in cash. ID is a leading supplier of e-learning and information solutions in Europe enabling organisations to conduct 'dialogues' with employees, customers and suppliers to achieve legislative compliance in areas such as Competition Law and the UK Bribery Act. The company is based in the UK and Belgium and its global client base includes Associated British Foods, Hays, E.ON AG, Alstom, PricewaterhouseCoopers, AB InBev and Xstrata. An initial payment of €2m has been made on completion and a further €0.2m is payable one year after completion subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions. ID had revenues of €2.4m for the year ended 31 May 2011. The acquisition of ID extends the range of solutions available within the Idox Information Solutions business and provides Idox with an e-learning platform that will be used to support customers across the Group. Richard Kellett-Clarke, IDOX CEO, said: "ID provides a compelling mix of content and software that fits with our core information solutions strategy of delivering quality datasets through robust technology in markets where we can develop a leading position. Integrating ID into our information solutions business enables us to leverage our core skills. This will accelerate growth in the ID business as well as developing online learning propositions across our existing customer base in both the public and private sectors."

Probably L&G shifting shares around between its various L&G Asset Funds as their 19.8% holding is held across a broad spectrum within their portfolio. Nothing more than window dressing and a tad bit oh general housekeeping.

It would appeart that a further 20Mns F2F has been transferred overnight at .68p so everything stays the same except that if the current share price was true I would be the first to sell at a 305 profit from yesterdays session's close, but reality will correct this misunderstanding at session's open today.

Yes and another 20mns transfer but this time at .0002p cheaper ! follows in its wake so once again ceteris paribus...

The 20m share transaction on Monday related to a fund-to-fund transfer within an institutional investor and therefore no change of holding announcement was required. The major shareholders list on their website has been updated and does reflect investments following the recent Placing in July.

If only the 26% rise can be sustained, but hopes eternal!

Financial statements and payment of dividend The financial statements for the year ended 30 September 2011 have been added to and are now available on the Company's website, www.starvest.co.uk. Copies will be mailed to Shareholders on 8 November 2011. As previously announced, the Annual General Meeting to be held on Tuesday 6 December 2011 will be asked to recommend payment of a dividend amounting to 0.75 pence per share of which 0.25 pence per share was paid on 15 June 2011 (2010: NIL). The shares will be marked ex - dividend on 4 January 2012 and the record date will be 6 January 2012. The payment date will be 20 January 2012.

NO INTENTION TO MAKE AN OFFER FOR PROBABILITY PLC ("PROBABILITY") Further to its announcement on 20 September 2011 regarding preliminary discussions with Probability, William Hill plc ("the Company") today announces that it does not intend to make an offer for Probability. For the purposes of Rule 2.8 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the "Takeover Code"), the Company reserves the right to announce an offer or possible offer or make or participate in an offer or possible offer for Probability (and/or take any other action which would otherwise be restricted under Rule 2.8 of the Takeover Code) within the next six months following the date of this announcement: (i) with the agreement or recommendation of the Board of Probability; (ii) following the announcement by or on behalf of a third party of a firm intention to make an offer for Probability or Probability announces that it has received an approach in relation to a possible offer from a third party; (iii) in the event that Probability announces a "whitewash" proposal or a reverse takeover (as defined in the Code); or (iv) if there is a material change of circumstances.

This paragraph has been extracted from ISAT results and trading statement published today, it is relevent as SLG supplies the antenna inter alia "....In our land mobile sector, a decline in revenue from government and military users in Afghanistan continues to impact the sequential quarterly performance of this sector. In addition, increased usage of our services due to events in North Africa is unlikely to be a continuing factor following recent developments. Although revenue from our handheld IsatPhone Pro service is growing and we continue to see strong terminal activations, the total contribution from this service remains at an early stage. As a result, land mobile sector revenues may remain under pressure for some time, particularly in comparison to prior reporting periods.".... Mixed messages but ceteris paribus as far as SLG concerned..

After yesterdays 2.4% shares transfer the spread today has thinned to 7% so some share price upside news looks like being announced.

For sure. If we can discount the possibility of a broad Board restructure in any guise as no rumours and nothing is circulating yet. Then only two possibilities remain, if in fact they do, a share buy out or a business assets buyout. Out of the two a full offer for the shares is the most likely and preferred method by Corporate Financiers, as it is easier to perform for investors however that would still leave the Board intact under TUPE regulations with the new members and only new Board appointments can be made, if an Assest buy out is proposed then all the good stuff could be hived off and the remaining left over bits remain with the Company. So far there is no appetite here for change, but judging by yesterday's and previous rather large shareholdings transfers nothing can be ruled out, a certainly no regulatory news regarding these transactions has been forthcoming so we shall see which direction SLG is forced to go. This is still just the tip of a Corporate iceberg so lets wait and see what the next round of published accounts numbers produce then I would suspect hands will be shown, I am not sure who holds the aces yet!

SLG Share price has risen some 45% since early September, so something positive out there, and might be timely to lock in a few profits just in case there is share price downturn and then churn profits on weakness is my opinion.

A Board change en masse can only materialise if members are successful at an Extraordinary Meeting of the members calling for such a resolution, I believe the Articles show that 10% of the voting members can propose such a meeting but 75% of voting members have to vote in favour of the motion, then the Directors would be entitled to loss of office comensation if ousted, alternatively the whole of the Board could step down en masse voluntarily but I cannot see that eventuality. One other possibility, which in my mind, is more likely, a major shift in share ownership happens and then a full bid for the remaining outstanding shares materialises, once again currently a long shot proposition in my book, but possible in the current economic climate and bombed out share price and a Co with the potential to catch the "city" eye leading to positive market sentiment and rising shareholder value in my opinion.

Hi daramuda. Cripes that's raking up old news and profits hiccup, due to no fault of SLG and addressed since then. One would like to believe that SLG has moved forward as evidenced by positive sentiment and that recent 250 new client capture and contracts will be built upon. I agree that this stock is out of favour as a result of refinancing secondary issues,and misunderstood. The alleged reported share sales today are just that alleged but in essence were buys. The Company proposes to issue preliminary figures late November and will be eagerly awaited and pulled to pieces to see what is between the lines for sure.

Hi daramuda No evidence of SP disgorging itself from forward looking statements, as that is its business! what you wrote is not evidenced by publicly available information, suffice that the market has chosen to mark up the share price in the face of alleged share sales. My opinion is that Prelims will address all known issues and the market will address the share price to suit causing investors the chance to trade to suit their circumstances. It is a fact that L&G UK Alpha Trust consider these a worthwhile investment, I,m not going to argue against the potential here..

Hi daramuda. Preliminary Results to 30 September are scheduled to be announced late next month... Which will include the effectiveness of cost savings made, R&D expenditure and turnover from previous year's contract gains...

http://autoseis.net/ Announces today volume production orders for its GeoHelix GPS antenna used in an unnamed seismic probe announced on 16 May 2011 are for the AutoSeis™ HDR1C, a high-definition recording, autonomous seismic node. The AutoSeis HDR1C is provided by AutoSeis Inc., a Global Geophysical Services (NYS-GGS) company. The HDR1C seismic node promises to revolutionize the natural resource exploration process.The HDR1C node uses Sarantel's GeoHelix GPS antenna as part of a precision timing and location system which enables the probe to gather highly accurate geological survey data. These autonomous nodes can be deployed in large numbers, over a large geographic area and replace expensive and time-consuming wired survey systems. Sarantel said on 16 May 2011 that it believes the deal will have a material impact on revenues over the next 12 months. Sarantel's GeoHelix GPS filtering antenna was selected for this application because it offers an omni-directional gain pattern which provides the customer stable and reliable GPS performance across a wide range of installation environments.

The Samsung ST1000 12MP Digital Camera is the world`s first camera equipped with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Geo-tagging capabilities. That means, with the Samsung ST1000 12MP Digital Camera, at any time at any place, you can update everyone in your network to the greatest things that ever happen to you, in an instant. And the ST1000 will never forget where you took that fantastic shot by using GPS technology to put you in your place...but only on the LCD screen, of course. Where Samsung lead others will follow Nikon Lumix et al

results for the six month period ended 31 July 2011. Highlights Current year Financial highlights · Turnover from continuing operations increased by 53 per cent to £2.6m (6 months 2010: £1.7m) · Adjusted* EBITDA from continuing operations of £0.6m (6 months 2010: loss of £0.5m) · Overall profit for the period after tax of £0.8m, (6 months 2010: loss of £6.6m after impairment of £4.5m in relation to the acquisition of Xploite plc) · Strong balance sheet at 31 July 2011 with £2.9m of cash and no debt (31 January 2011 net cash of £0.2m) · The Avisen trading business generated revenues of £2.5m and adjusted* EBITDA of £1m · The Storage Fusion trading business generated revenues of £0.2m and broke even at an adjusted* EBITDA level · Disposed of Inca Software Limited (''Inca'') for £7.3m of cash resulting in an accounting profit on disposal of £0.4m, following the write-off of goodwill and intangible assets of £7.6m *Adjusted for strategic, integration and other one off items Operational highlights · In July, a contract was signed with Unilever plc (''Unilever'') to supply a global cost to serve solution, demonstrating Avisen's ability in the 'Big Data' market · Storage Fusion finalised the development of the Portal enabled Storage Resource Analysis ("SRA") product, which will enable it to be sold as 'Software as a Service'' (''SaaS'') · In June, Storage Fusion signed a sales contract with a global information technology company for its SRA Software product Post Balance Sheet Highlights · On 7 October 2011, the Company announced a transaction to acquire the entire issued share capital of 1Spatial Holdings plc (''1Spatial'') for a consideration £4.7m to be satisfied by the issue of shares in Avisen ("the Transaction"). Subject to, inter alia, various shareholder approvals, the scheme is expected to become effective on 25 November 2011 · In September, Storage Fusion signed a further two contracts, with a US Storage Consultant and another global technology company