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Yes please with the rise , just need to break that 130p Mark.
Can see the likes of Vodaphone making a bid or one of the others now that Verizon has made the first move

Theres your answer In-Long still TR1 buying holding price down

Harwood Capital LLP (as investment adviser/manager) and 1. Oryx International Growth Fund Limited and 2. Harwood Capital LLP 4.02%

Yes agree on marketing side
This is interesting
APRIL 16, 2020
Technology
Verizon buys video conferencing company BlueJeans
US telecoms group tries on virtual meeting service for size as demand soars during lockdowns

Just an Idea we can look at Cisco see if they have a trading statement

Agree last year Loopup was punished and will not to release information to then retract.
All the main company's in this sector do not have the following

100% Audio
100% Security

Stands above the rest

Skype and Cisco use loop for there Business side , Cisco was a good earner £8 million not sure on skype but was in decline for past 2 years.

One thing can be agreed , existing user will be using Loopup more.

Hi Hepseal think that may be the case , if i can be bothered which im not have posted the share holdings on multiple times.
so you would be correct
Theirs a lot of games played at moment

See below gives a good insight
Rob Jardine, chief marketing officer at LoopUp
Information security
Remote meetings can be the forgotten hole in a
firm’s information security. Basic dial-in
conference calls are prone to unexpected guests
listening in – often inadvertently (for example, a
meeting overruns and guests dial in for the next
call), but occasionally for malicious reasons. Web
and videoconferencing software overcomes this by
letting the host see exactly who’s on the call,
exposing unexpected guests. But in the last 12
months, security flaws have been identified with
some of the most commonly used web and
videoconferencing solutions. Users have been left
vulnerable to spying, denial of service attacks and
malware. Clients trust law firms with some of
their most confidential and commercially sensitive
data. They expect the highest standards of
information security at all times – including on
conference calls.
Absolute audio reliability
If there’s one feature that’s unnegotiable, it’s audio
reliability. Just one inaudible guest is enough to
turn a conference call into a disaster. Most web
conferencing platforms use VoIP to carry audio,
sending packets of data over the internet. Any loss
of packets leads to ‘jitter’ – where words are
jumbled or missing altogether. This is a particular
problem when users join conference calls using
home broadband over the public internet, creating
choke points as they enter a corporate network. By
contrast, remote-meeting solutions that route all
calls over regular phone lines – only using the
internet for screensharing and video – always
deliver 100% audio reliability.

Hi cperkin your question was "Did he buy again recently, I thought he held 3.82% going back to October last year?"
Did he buy again recently "YES"
I thought he held 3.82% going back to October last year? "NO" and why posted the statement from 3rd March 2020 to show a increase of then and now
Anyway we find out what they have planned soon
Hopefully once all the shares been sold by GOG then the shares should bounce back to 3/4p of Asset value of the company

Price is Holding above 110p mark , if it breaks the 130p then would expect to start heading for the 150p Mark & Hold there.
A RNS would help to know the true numbers of uptake.
There investing 6 million to enhance there resources ( New employees ) , so the spend could be in 3 months rather then the 12 months if demand picks up

Cperkin this was on the 3rd of march , Mr Jon Fitzpatrick 12,990,910 3.29%

Take it you have shares in solo then.

It has been in my mind why Fitzpatrick been increasing his stake , anyway lots of rumours but this sort of sticks with a merger or buyout.

Miton Asset Management Limited 25,716,835 14.12%
Cavendish Asset Management Limited 15,000,000 8.23%
Columbia Threadneedle Investments 11,532,834 6.33%
David & Monique Newlands 10,075,000 5.53%
Michael Steel (Executive Director) 7,676,851 4.21%
Liontrust Investment Partners LLP 6,000,000 4.46%
Harwood Capital LLP 5,950,000 3.27%
Unicorn Asset Management Limited 5,759,291 3.16%
Daniel Annetts 5,619,596 3.08%
Killik & Co. LLPas of 20 Jun 2019 2.42%
Hargreave Hale Ltd.as of 29 Nov 2019 1.92%

Total 56.73%

looks like the Assets was slowly being Increased without anyone noticing

Was over 38% end of 2019 now just over 70%

Whats interesting theirs been no notification of the increase of shares for the hedge funds

Held 2019 Held 2020

Baillie Gifford & Co.as of 15 Jul 2019 2.96m 5.35% 8.20%
Jupiter Asset Management Ltd.as of 24 Sep 2019 3.25m 5.88% 7.75%
Herald Investment Management Ltd.as of 14 May 2019 2.55m 4.62% 5.52%
Amati Global Investors Ltd.as of 31 Oct 2019 1.58m 2.86% 4.60%
Below Under 3%
Henderson Global Investors Ltd.as of 31 Dec 2019 875.00k 1.58% Unknown
Octopus Investments Ltd.as of 30 Nov 2019 744.44k 1.35% Unknown

Share Hoders Funds as of 20th February 2020 with over 3% of Company shares

Shareholder Percentage Held
Adara Ventures SICAR 12.61%
Andrew Scott (and related parties)1 12.05%
Baillie Gifford & Co 8.20%
Jupiter Asset Management 7.75%
Herald Investment Management 5.52%
Soros Fund Management 4.98%
Steve Flavell 4.75%
Michael Hughes 4.74%
Amati Global Investors 4.60%
Schroder Investment Management 3.42%


Total 68.62% shares held above

Major Shareholders above 3%:

Updated as at 24th April 2020.

Name Number
of shares % of total
ISC
Miton Asset Management Limited 25,716,835 14.12%
Cavendish Asset Management Limited 15,000,000 8.23%
Columbia Threadneedle Investments 11,532,834 6.33%
David & Monique Newlands 10,075,000 5.53%
Michael Steel (Executive Director) 7,676,851 4.21%
Liontrust Investment Partners LLP 6,000,000 4.46%
Harwood Capital LLP 5,950,000 3.27%
Unicorn Asset Management Limited 5,759,291 3.16%
Daniel Annetts 5,619,596 3.08%

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