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[stead41] 19/4/2024 20:30

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[haydock] 19/4/2024 17:10

Post to keep in front for the weekend.
A simple ascessment of the position of the companies held & developed by Tern.

An answer to those looking for a reason to buy & to the blocking activities of Caps Lock

andrbea19 Apr '24 - 10:35 - 348740 of 348843
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Weird month.
DA picking up 2 awards, Virtual Summit with CyperArk & Microsoft less than a month away .... Tern share price does nothing.
Wyld, about a dozen projects now in Brazil, among which the cattle one could be a whopper. Into Italy and Australia too. SpaceX - still an unfinished story. Tern share price does nothing.
FvR. A 20-minute video yesterday with a top man at Apple Pro Vision. He hangs on Graham Vincent's every word. Yesterday more proof of Meta doing ads with FvR. And Google wanting to enter the VR headset space. Tern share price does nothing.
TM looking to 50x revenues.

I could go on ....

EV is fast approaching, is my conclusion, on one of these, or all 4.

[bingoprize] 19/4/2024 16:47

Nope. If you have done the research into the sectors and the assets place in those sectors you will know the likely worth. Buying in cheap is less money to build a worthwhile position and less risk if it didn’t top out where you think. Not likely to get caught out on a spike. If it happened that Apple or someone did offer a sizeable amount for something, there will be little in between to make money on. It would hit highs dam quickly, you could easily be buying very near the top. What’s held Tern up is lack of real figures, once someone adds them like an offer of some size, the sums are easily done and value determined. MMs will want full whack.

[emigna2020] 19/4/2024 16:23

Well I guess if you were stupid and naïve enough to believe that........



"You could argue buying in cheap is less of a risk."

.......


You would probably be an LTH loony .

[the cronk] 19/4/2024 16:15

Bingo,

"You could argue buying in cheap is less of a risk."


You're kidding, right?

[tullynessle] 19/4/2024 15:54

Copy of the Post by milesy on April 17, 2024


milesy17 Apr '24 - 09:02 - 348620 of 348839
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Re the Cybeats announcement, these guys fit the description of a multinational telecoms provider with "over 280 customers"

(Formerly MTN GlobalConnect)

[tullynessle] 19/4/2024 15:51

MTN GlobalConnect rebrands as Bayobab

MTN GlobalConnect is changing its name to Bayobab as the wholesaler gears up to serve a broader market.
By Staff Reporter 15 May 2023

MTN GlobalConnect, MTN Group’s pan-African wholesale services business that owns stakes in a number of subsea cables and other telecommunications infrastructure, is changing its name to Bayobab.

Bayobab will have two distinct businesses, namely Bayobab Fibre and Bayobab Communication Platforms.

MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita said in a statement on Monday that the brand overhaul “reflects the change under way to position the business as a world-class, Africa-focused, open-access digital infrastructure platform serving not just MTN but third parties as customers”.

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[tullynessle] 19/4/2024 15:49

The Press Release by ORANGE GROUP and MTN is dated 2018 and describes the partnership formed to launch pan-African mobile money interoperability to scale up mobile financial services across Africa.




Press Release | 22 November 2018
Orange and MTN launch pan-African mobile money interoperability to scale up mobile financial services across Africa


Two of Africa’s largest mobile operators and mobile money providers, Orange Group and MTN Group, today announced a joint venture, Mowali (mobile wallet interoperability), to enable interoperable payments across the continent. Mowali makes it possible to send money between mobile money accounts issued by any mobile money provider, in real time and at low cost.

Mowali will immediately benefit from the reach of MTN Mobile Money and Orange Money, bringing together over 100 million mobile money accounts and mobile money operations in 22 of sub-Saharan Africa’s 46 markets. Mowali is ready to enable interoperability between digital financial service providers beyond MTN and Orange operations and markets, to support the existing 338 million mobile money accounts in Africa.

Mowali is a digital payment infrastructure that connects financial service providers and customers in one inclusive network. It functions as an industry utility, open to any mobile money provider in Africa, including banks, money transfer operators and other financial service providers.

The objective of Mowali is to increase the usage of mobile money by consumers and merchants. Mowali enables money to circulate freely between mobile money accounts from any operators in all countries. From the customer's point of view, this means "I can pay or receive money anywhere from my mobile account regardless of my operator”. The system will unlock further innovation in the digital financial space within the continent.

For Stéphane Richard, Chairman & CEO of Orange, "by providing full interoperability between platforms, Mowali will provide an important step forward that will allow mobile money to become a universal means of payment in Africa. Increasing financial inclusion through the use of digital technology is an essential element in furthering the economic development of Africa, particularly for more isolated communities. This solution embodies Orange's ambition to be a leading player in the digital transformation of the continent. By joining forces with another of Africa’s market leaders, MTN, we aim to accelerate the pace of this transformation in a way that will change the lives of our customers by providing them with simpler, safer and more advantageous services. “

“One of MTN’s goals is to accelerate the penetration of mobile financial service in Africa, Mowali is one such vehicle that will help us achieve that objective. Furthermore, co-operation and partnerships that help us accelerate the pace of development and overcome some of the scale, scope and complexity of challenges that society faces are key. This partnership with Orange is therefore an important step in helping us play a meaningful role in supporting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals related to eliminating extreme poverty and enhancing socio-economic development in the markets we operate in and beyond. Thus giving our customers access to a bright, digital future.” said Rob Shuter, Group President and CEO of MTN.

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