Avanti Communications Share Discussion Threads

[ripley_pug] 30/8/2016 13:20

Can you paste the article Dice? Can't see anything on the link you posted about AVN.

[dice1950] 30/8/2016 12:27

AVN / ISAT possible bid again !!

[dice1950] 30/8/2016 08:26

AVN going north again NT ONLY

Risers & fallers: Avanti Communications, San Leon Energy, Osirium Technologies, Bellzone Mining, Alexander Mining
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11:12 26 Aug 2016
Here we put the spotlight on Friday's market movers

A long awaited oil deal is drawing to a close - sending San Leon higher
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 11am

Risers

Avanti Communications Plc (LON:AVN), up 12% to 39.5p. The stock that rose earlier this month on takeover talk was rising again on Friday.

Industrial Multi Property Trust (LON:IMPT), up 12% to 175p. Interim results revealed a rise in asset value, narrowing losses and better occupancy.

Osirium Technologies Plc (LON:OSI), up 12% to 193.5p. The cyber security firm landed a contract to provide an asset management group with its full suite of products for some 3,000 devices. It is a three year deal that will add a material financial contribution in 2016, it said.

Fallers

Ferrum Crescent Ltd (LON:FCR), down 7.5% to 0.25p. The mining sector junior announced an issue of equity from the exercise of options – 44.6mln shares with trigger price of 0.165p – which follow on from a share placing executed earlier this year.

North River Resources Plc (LON:NRRP), down 6.9% to 13.5p. It releases a project update on its operations at the Namib lead & zinc asset, in Namibia.

Bellzone Mining Plc (LON:BZM), down 6.5% to 0.215p. The mining sector junior gave back some of Thursday’s gains, which were triggered by a positive update on the group’s ferronickel study results.

Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 9:00am

Risers

San Leon Energy Plc (LON:SLE), up 67% to 48.5p. The oiler’s shares resumed trading after a near eight month suspension on AIM. It comes as the group unveiled details of a £170mln share placing which takes it closer to sealing its long awaited Nigerian oil acquisition.

Alexander Mining Plc (LON:AXM), up 25% to 0.22p. The mining sector junior added to gains from Thursday, when the group announced a licence agreement with Accudo Metals for projects in Australia.

One Media IP Group Plc (LON:OMIP), up 17% to 3.5p. Investor eyes are seemingly smiling on the media group which on Wednesday announced a deal to acquire 1,100 Irish folk and Celtic music original recordings – it comes after eight years of marketing the songs on a shared royalty basis.

Fallers

AstraZeneca Plc (LON:AZN), down 1.3% to 4,943p. Share price weakness among drug makers continued through Friday, amid caution following renewed scrutiny from US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week.

Concurrent Technologies Plc (LON:CNC), down 4% to 62p. The outlook statement in Friday’s interim results reads positively enough, though the figures themselves seemingly showed a flat performance.

Strategic Minerals PLC (LON:SML), down 9% to 0.24p. The move lower follows the release of a quarterly update on Thursday afternoon.

[dice1950] 29/8/2016 08:25

Avanti Communications (AVN) HYLAS satellite fleet is helping to achieve this.
Published: Monday, August 29, 2016 12:13 AM PDT

[accrillium] 27/8/2016 20:48

michaelmouse r1singson27 Aug '16 - 00:00 - 541 of 553 0 0
Per the report "In December 2011, as a direct result of a telephone invitation from TW, I bought a further 120,000 shares in RSH at a price of 25p – costing £30,000. These shares now appear to be valueless (or perhaps worth 1.5p at best).”
end

what kind of man allows this to happen and blame someone else for his foolishness?

[accrillium] 27/8/2016 20:48

michaelmouse r1singson27 Aug '16 - 00:00 - 541 of 553 0 0
Per the report "In December 2011, as a direct result of a telephone invitation from TW, I bought a further 120,000 shares in RSH at a price of 25p – costing £30,000. These shares now appear to be valueless (or perhaps worth 1.5p at best).”
end

what kind of man allows this to happen and blame someone else for his foolishness?

[dice1950] 26/8/2016 15:51

Risers & fallers: Avanti Communications, San Leon Energy, Osirium Technologies, Bellzone Mining, Alexander Mining
Share
11:12 26 Aug 2016
Here we put the spotlight on Friday's market movers

A long awaited oil deal is drawing to a close - sending San Leon higher
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 11am

Risers

Avanti Communications Plc (LON:AVN), up 12% to 39.5p. The stock that rose earlier this month on takeover talk was rising again on Friday.

Industrial Multi Property Trust (LON:IMPT), up 12% to 175p. Interim results revealed a rise in asset value, narrowing losses and better occupancy.

Osirium Technologies Plc (LON:OSI), up 12% to 193.5p. The cyber security firm landed a contract to provide an asset management group with its full suite of products for some 3,000 devices. It is a three year deal that will add a material financial contribution in 2016, it said.

Fallers

Ferrum Crescent Ltd (LON:FCR), down 7.5% to 0.25p. The mining sector junior announced an issue of equity from the exercise of options – 44.6mln shares with trigger price of 0.165p – which follow on from a share placing executed earlier this year.

North River Resources Plc (LON:NRRP), down 6.9% to 13.5p. It releases a project update on its operations at the Namib lead & zinc asset, in Namibia.

Bellzone Mining Plc (LON:BZM), down 6.5% to 0.215p. The mining sector junior gave back some of Thursday’s gains, which were triggered by a positive update on the group’s ferronickel study results.

Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 9:00am

Risers

San Leon Energy Plc (LON:SLE), up 67% to 48.5p. The oiler’s shares resumed trading after a near eight month suspension on AIM. It comes as the group unveiled details of a £170mln share placing which takes it closer to sealing its long awaited Nigerian oil acquisition.

Alexander Mining Plc (LON:AXM), up 25% to 0.22p. The mining sector junior added to gains from Thursday, when the group announced a licence agreement with Accudo Metals for projects in Australia.

One Media IP Group Plc (LON:OMIP), up 17% to 3.5p. Investor eyes are seemingly smiling on the media group which on Wednesday announced a deal to acquire 1,100 Irish folk and Celtic music original recordings – it comes after eight years of marketing the songs on a shared royalty basis.

Fallers

AstraZeneca Plc (LON:AZN), down 1.3% to 4,943p. Share price weakness among drug makers continued through Friday, amid caution following renewed scrutiny from US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week.

Concurrent Technologies Plc (LON:CNC), down 4% to 62p. The outlook statement in Friday’s interim results reads positively enough, though the figures themselves seemingly showed a flat performance.

Strategic Minerals PLC (LON:SML), down 9% to 0.24p. The move lower follows the release of a quarterly update on Thursday afternoon.

[dice1950] 26/8/2016 09:19

AVN 40P going fast up 10% leaky bids !!

[dice1950] 26/8/2016 06:32

AVANTI COMMUNIC BUY
Target price
285.57P
Potential
+721.8%

[dice1950] 26/8/2016 05:33

The SBAS-AFRICA project led by Avanti Communications (AVN)

Aug 25, 2016 9:26:30 PM

[dice1950] 25/8/2016 13:30

AVN premium for tiny amount come on give us the bid

[dice1950] 25/8/2016 09:51

AVN can buy zilch see for yourself

[deltar] 20/8/2016 08:39

Dead cat bounce?

[dice1950] 19/8/2016 12:47

Business as normal carries on
August 19th, 2016
ESOA & GVF With SSPI To Present Second Annual Global Satshow In November



The EMEA Satellite Operators Association (ESOA) will host the 2nd Annual Global Satshow from the 29th to the 30th of November, 2016, in Istanbul, Turkey.

This two-day conference will be held at a 5,000+ square meter exhibition center and will be packed with more than 200 exhibitors. Additionally, future-maker sessions, CXO roundtables and a CEO Summit that will feature the CEOs of global satellite operators Arabsat, Inmarsat, Turksat, Avanti, Thuraya, Es’hailSat and Hellas-Sat. Ms. Aarti Holla, General Secretary at ESOA, will moderate the CEO Summit. Another highlight of the event is Mars One CEO, Bas Lansdorp, will deliver the keynote at the future maker session “Address: Colony Street, No: 2025, Mars.”

The event is being organized by Medyacity and has received the support of Global VSAT Forum (GVF) and The Society of Satellite Professionals International (SSPI)—they will drive participation and help to ensure the success of the show. Now celebrating its 25th Anniversary, GVF is a not-for-profit organization and international association for the satellite communications industry, created to advocate and promote a viable transportation network for the region’s economic vitality. SSPI is a nonprofit member-benefit society that serves satellite professionals throughout their careers. Furthermore, SSPI works to increase the professionalism and professional standing of members in every sector of the global satellite industry. To maximize awareness and develop sustainable support among satellite and space industry, GVF has partnered with 2nd Global Satshow as the Endorsing Association and SSPI has partnered as the Supporting Association.

[dice1950] 19/8/2016 10:37

AVN Sudden buying

has order book activity worth checking on right now.

[tanamy] 18/8/2016 10:45

I think this is old news not new news

SBAS project finish aready - satellite gone

Amy

[dice1950] 18/8/2016 10:16

AVN chunky buys today a lot bigger than the norm leaky leaky

[dice1950] 18/8/2016 10:16

AVN chunky buys today a lot bigger than the norm leaky leaky

[dangersimpson2] 18/8/2016 09:44

While the scenario that Alphaville are describing may come to pass I think their assessment of the commitment of the US funds might be a bit optimistic.

If AVN really had the backing of those funds they would stump up the $50m equity themselves and refinance the bonds on better terms. Either they don't have that much cash or they are not willing to put in any extra given that the management have failed to deliver on their financial targets in the past. They clearly want to get the best price for their investments but wanting a takeover at multiple of the price and the bonds to be made whole to get them off the hook means that they are not confident that if they put the extra cash in themselves they will see an adequate return.

If I were a bidder I would call their bluff. They either need to stump up a whole lot of cash themselves which they seem to be unwilling to do or agree a sensible price.

If the major shareholders are also the bond holders then the equity is in a very weak position. They will be much keener to get their $640m back without taking a big haircut than hold out for a great price on the small amount of equity.