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Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We are very pleased by the rapid discovery and collection of gold from surface within days of the field work commencing. These early results from Greatland's first and ongoing exploration campaign at Black Hills far exceed our initial expectations. "We are currently reviewing a range of options to accelerate exploration at Black Hills and we look forward to providing a further update in due course."

The Black Hills gold project covers 25 square kilometres and is located in the Paterson Region of Western Australia and lies adjacent to the Company's Havieron licence. Previous work by companies including Newcrest Limited has outlined several zones of gold mineralisation in rocks equivalent to those of the large Telfer gold deposit (27m oz) which lies 30km to the west. Management believes that the gold mineralisation identified to date on the Black Hills licence may extend into the north western portion of Greatland's Havieron licence.

Johnma21 Jun '18 - 09:17 - 102723 of 102730 0 9 1 Hi Guys Just spoke to Sarah Payne - FD at Tern - she reassured me that there is nothing untoward - all investee companies are busy growing. They are working on a number of initiatives to support the business and will release news at the appropriate time.

Hiding buys on NEX!

Cure for Flu!

Bid: 0.297 Offer 0.344 Previous close 0.0856 https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/summary?s=0KV:FRA Don't know if these trade there!

Shares outstanding 175.38m Free float 55.11m https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/summary?s=KOOV:LSE

Analysts said Koovs was a great opportunity for investors wanting exposure to Indian shoppers. Jason Streets, analyst at research and consultancy business Hardman & Co, said: ‘Koovs will be an exciting way to play the last big world retail market to move online. ‘The prize, if it gets it right, is a billion-pound company and more. It is likely to be a bumpy, exciting ride, but investors have the reassurance of a highly experienced management team in charge and the backing of a major Indian digital media player.’ http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-5857797/Fashion-shares-jump-62-Asos-India-Koovs-announces-24m-advertising-deal.html

Shares outstanding 175.38m Free float 55.11m https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/summary?s=KOOV:LSE

‘The prize, if it gets it right, is a billion-pound company and more. It is likely to be a bumpy, exciting ride, but investors have the reassurance of a highly experienced management team in charge and the backing of a major Indian digital media player.’

10 bagger according to Hardman & Co http://www.hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/koovs-plc-documents/18-06-18-koovs-successful-fund-raising.pdf

£357m Valuation OMG! Valuation: Conventional valuation metrics are unhelpful. We take our forecast EBITDA for Dec’22, apply a Boohoo/ASOS multiple and discount the value back to today. Even at a 25% discount, the EV comes out at £357m, including the funds to be raised. The current price is a poor indicator of the inherent value. http://www.hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/koovs-plc-documents/18-06-18-koovs-successful-fund-raising.pdf

Free float As far as the Company is aware, the percentage of the Company’s issued share capital that is not in public hands is 68.7%. http://www.koovs.com/corporate/shareholder-information

andrbea18 Jun '18 - 08:27 - 101448 of 101453 0 4 0 The LT-ers seated around the table, representing 85% of the stock, all calling for pounds not pence. Convinced of the story at DA. Even at a pound, there are many looking for £3 to £5/share, and there's my £24/share valuation, which I still believe in. Once the Intel launch is here, we'll have some clues to how much revenue that could be (one of big chunks of that £24 figure). If that mirrors my valuation then we just sit back and wait for the big earners, the cloud platforms of AWS, Azure and IBM Cloud. Reminder: Azure & AWS As for the cloud sector Total revenue for AWS in Q1/2018? $5.44 billion, according to Citi. By comparison, Microsoft made about $1.9 billion in cloud revenue in the first quarter, while Google cloud revenues are at $1.7 billion (and this includes G Suite and Google Apps). Assume DA (in time) could justify 0.5% of the annual revenue in the cloud, by securing the respective platforms (AWS and Azure), that end-clients use to migrate their IoT devices to. They would encounter DA's software at the site enrolment stage (so all users)? Assume 0.5% of that revenue flows to DA 0.5% x (1.9 + 5.44) x 4 = $ 0.146bn/year for DA Tern's cut = 42% = $ 0.0615bn x p/e of 30 for the mkt cap for tern (from the cloud sector) (or 30x £0.045bn) = 30 x £45m = £1,350m

Tyrano116 Jun '18 - 17:25 - 101174 of 101210 0 13 0 Sounds to me as if there are a few people in deep shit and trying everything they know to dig themselves out of that shit. Well I have news for you. It’s going to get a lot lot worse. They don’t have the foggiest idea what IOT is about, what Device Authority do, or what any of the other Tern companies do. But you will have nightmares in the coming weeks as Thales launch, as Comodo launch, as Gemalto launch, as Intel launch, and as Microsoft launch. And that will just be the first wave. And just as you’re trying to get back to your feet you’ll get slaughtered again as Samsung launch, as Dell launch, as IBM launch, as AT&T launch and GE launch. So sleep well because we all do.

NT only No quotes online!

Device Authority is protecting IoT applications, and their attached devices, against attacks of this nature by innovating at the key pain points of IoT data security. Our KeyScaler™ platform provides active device authentication, and policy enforcement, to deliver four mission-critical IoT data security solutions for governments and businesses dependent upon using information collected from, or sent to, IoT devices: · Device Provisioning · Credential Management · Secure Over-the-Air Updates · Policy-driven Encryption (Anyone’s) Device Authority solutions provide a critical foundation for establishing and maintaining trust in the IoT devices, applications and data that are driving data collection, analytics, decision-making, and the automated processes that manage physical control systems. Getting this solution into broad use is the strategy behind our “Go to Market” partners’ programs with companies like Dell, Digicert and Intel, for example, who have long standing users facing the need to address this threat now. Our platform directly addresses the universal challenge of securing devices and information in our increasingly connected world so that integrity, privacy and compliance are ensured. We do this without disrupting existing workflows or re-coding existing applications, using a standards-based platform that delivers same day value. We accomplish this by being application centric, network, crypto and OS agnostic? and, of critical importance, operating autonomously.

They used to say that a good tech market like Nasdaq could look into the future by six months and price a share based on projected revenues at that time. The present-day assets were of no relevance at all. Here we have DA just days away from Comodo launching to 700k business users, as the world's biggest certificate provider, with Keyscaler interwoven. We have the pulled article where Thales & DA attempt to corner the $600bn medical device market. And what Thales set out to do, usually happens. The biggest player in Europe for security. We have IBM cloud (probably the biggest quarterly revenue generator of them all) reliant on Gemalto Safenet (where KS is a core interface) We have MS-Azure, where we expect DA to feature in its device authentication process, ditto AWS. So while DA makes more & more deals with billion dollar companies, our smart MMs think it's worth 40p Good grief... I despair... :-)

Andrbea shorters tried hard, at 28p, to get us down some more ... but remember that brick wall they're going to hit, someday soon... mkt cap at tern (after p/e calculation on expected full-year revenue) just add 4 of the sectors together.. Intel: £693m Comodo: £114m Gemalto: £560m Cloud sector: (Azure + AWS) = £1,350m IBM Cloud = £1617m Total: £4,334m so approx £24.09/share at tern

Hoping for 10-15% up by 4:30pm