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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Ubisense | UBI | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 67.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 67.50 | 67.50 |
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Posted at 13/12/2018 07:27 by p1nkfish Below is certainly not the same as UBI but gives an idea of the money being raised for digitizing infrastructure and building in the field.IQGEO - no excuses for them not giving a good shareholder return. VERY STRONG GROWTH. TOTAL RAISED $60M SALESFORCE VENTURES INVESTED "FINALCAD improves construction companies' operational efficiency through a mobile digital platform. Site engineers, Foremen, Architects and Consultants can collaborate using FINALCAD's app, enabling collaboration across a wide variety of workflows both on site and at the office. The building and construction industry has been a slow adopter of digital technology; using predominantly manual, non-digital processes and FINALCAD is experiencing very strong growth as a result. Draper Esprit invested £12.4 million (€14.0million) in the round, alongside international investors Cathay Innovation and Salesforce Ventures. The latest Series C funding round brings the total funds raised by FINALCAD to $60m. The investment will be used to extend the product platform into the energy, operations and maintenance sectors, increase headcount globally, and to invest further in R&D. |
Posted at 13/8/2018 15:06 by she-ra That's rubbish when you are a shareholder you ramp like crazy without any negativity and post the exact same some ramping stuff on Interactive Investor and London South East under the name 'You_Having_a_Laugh'You have lost heavily on Igas and other stocks losing the money you clawed back on Ubisense and now you want to get back into Ubisense lower so you can do it all over again. Things have changed with Ubisense. They have broadened their markets with those two massive military contracts and things are seriously on the up. With their in house developed technology the margins are going to be significant. Canacord wanted in for a reason. You know this but you need people to sell to get the price down for you to maximise your profits. You've been rumbled! |
Posted at 17/6/2018 15:05 by she-ra P1nkfish - Nice attempt at trying to sow the seeds of doubt in Ubisense investors minds. You're not as subtle as you think.I suppose you've got to try and get these lower to get back in since your investment in Igas has gone down 30% since you recommended people switch to it from Ubisense. Like I said you're a gambler with sellers remorse. As for your last few posts, I think you will find that Ubisense has strengthened some of their relationships with the 9 of the 10 leading car manufacturers in the world they have contracts with. I suppose the worry for you is if a large IT company comes in and snaps up Ubisense or one of its two divisions for a massive premium. I just wonder if Kestrel has been approached for their 25% stake. |
Posted at 26/1/2018 20:43 by shrout Just as you say.. a break above 50p would be confirmation that the turnaround is underway. As things stand the chart suggests that's a more likely scenario than a return to 35p or below.Bear in mind that charts can't predict anything with certainty. All they can do is give an idea of the balance of probabilities, and thus give the trader/investor that slight edge which in theory is all you need to make profits over the long term rather than losses. |
Posted at 05/3/2017 22:12 by p1nkfish Don't compare to the wifi and lpre blue-tooth vendors, they are less accurate and have other problems.On enterprise location there are various competitors and some overlap even with these below and it might have been a reason for the deal with onzo - I'm probably wrong on that but the only reason I can see - There is nothing in the market to take on the full capabilities of ANGLEID that I have seen yet nor a company with the same combo of capabilities as Ubi under one roof. |
Posted at 18/9/2016 22:05 by aishah No probs nurdin. Glad to see more like minded investors are taking interest. UBI have a great opportunity now that they've stabilised business on a much lower cost base. It's all about execution and although early days, I think they'll pull this off. Just look at the prestigious client base and the HUGE opportunity ahead. I'm accumualating now as and when. Nice quiet board at the moment as we're well under the radar. Please dyor. |
Posted at 18/4/2016 09:44 by p1nkfish I think this is useful info as Kestrel have a track record - look at the KBC Advanced Tech exit.The average Kestrel price is critical to understand. Quick check. AFTER the 25p placing the KESTREL summary looks like the below - APPROX - think this is close to the reality though. AVERAGE PRICE = 51p approx. TOTAL VOLUME = 14,771,983 TOTAL SPEND = £7.56M UBI TOTAL SHARES OUTSTANDING = 55,850,247 after placing KESTREL = 26.45% If the share count remains at 55.9M then Kestrel can add about 1.95M more shares maximum. Not to say UBI won't issue more shares but henceforward Kestrel call the shots. Now - look at the other buyers. They have increased their holding %'s too including Sansome. Now - the thought would be this is because they are trapped. I don't think so. I think it's because they know margins are on the up, the worst is behind and the balance sheet needs strengthening to satisfy certain markets - Auotmotive. Tier1's won't deal with weaker balance sheet customers. Now - the coventants with HSBC - take a look. Granted the cost cuts haven't helped avoid a breach as the impact didn't show through quickly enough but they are in place now. Kestrel will want an exit at a multiple of their average price of about 51p. Hence, for the patient, I think this could be a buy zone. Average investors not invited to the table at 25p. Numis have to fid a home for £980k, < 3% of the total new float - shouldn't be a problem. My thought is that hanging onto Kestrels coat tails, with patience, will pay off. I looked over the potential TAM (total available market) for UBI too and it is huge. Margins will improve now SmallWorld and those services have gone. In time they will probably want to increase headcount again (or acquire), I would be wary of that, but I suspect lessons have been learnt and not too late to see this hit > £50M market cap, say 90p+ per share and get interest to be sold one when at £100M+. In my book that is very feasible but needs patience. Kestrel should place onerous requirements on the director share options. |
Posted at 07/4/2016 16:16 by she-ra p1nkfish - Sorry this happened to you today. I know you have been a long term investor here. I was not expecting this at all. I now have no idea how to value this company because they don't seem to manage to move forward without raising new funds continually.I think I will take this off my watchlist. |
Posted at 17/8/2015 12:06 by rivaldo After today's results I'm surprised this hasn't dropped a lot more.The respected Techmarketview's comments say it all: "Monday 17 August 2015 Revenues crash, losses spiral at Ubisense logoThere is no ‘glass half full’ view you can take on the half-time results at Cambridge-based, AIM-listed ‘location intelligence’ solutions firm Ubisense. Last month’s warning that ‘Solutions revenue for the first half will now be some way short of that achieved in the first half of 2014’ (see Ubisense senses yet another ‘miss’) frankly underplayed the scale of the catastrophe: headline revenues crashed by nearly 40% to £10.4m while net losses more than trebled to £7.5m, 85% deeper than for the whole of 2014. Ubisense has only made a net profit once – and that was just £34k – since it listed on AIM back in June 2011 (see Ubisense gets off to fine start on AIM). Management repeatedly calls on investors for more cash. It’s time to stop digging – or at least to get a new foreman." |
Posted at 09/5/2015 12:34 by she-ra I will never trust this company again. They were putting out positive noises in business wires in the run up to that terrible trading statement. They wrong-footed investors. |
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