Mobilityone Share Discussion Threads

[snurkle1] 08/6/2009 19:43

Hi Newsweller,
What is your take on the sp?
Hear a few 3.5p as targets, but looking at today's £2.2k has upped the share price by 57%. With this in mind could we see 5,6,7 or maybe even 12p as you mentioned?
I am aware that there are quite a few long term holders who are looking for an exit point, glad to be rid of them, however with good news ahead it might be better for them to hold on a little longer.

[brad44] 08/6/2009 19:40

Hi newseller im pretty sure the 40% spread put some folk off, i would call and buy, certainly wouldnt do an online trade.

[newswseller] 08/6/2009 19:33

Volume tiny today but a 57.41% increase, MMs lack of stock means spread reduced from 44% to a more sensible 12%

Never know could possibly see highs of 12p again? Should be seeing returns from the huge banking deal in this months final results as well

[newswseller] 08/6/2009 15:58

Spread is getting more sensible now

[newswseller] 08/6/2009 13:34

2nd highest riser of the day at 48.15% on very little volume. MM's don't want to let this one go cheaply, even though its really cheap at the moment

[newswseller] 08/6/2009 10:04

up just under 30% on very little volume, one of the top 5 risers today already

[newswseller] 07/6/2009 22:02

Incase anyone is interested my short term target on these is 3.5p

In November they spiked 400% when an RNS was released saying they had won a banking contract, I would hope for something similar when the results come in

[newswseller] 06/6/2009 08:44

inga66 - Welcome aboard :-)

[inga66] 05/6/2009 23:18

Hi Newswseller- thank you for highlighting these today - i managed to get in earlier before the rise today on a set limit with barclays. (I am a newbie and learning about value investing - am also in uniq and sdig).

[newswseller] 05/6/2009 19:37

Final results should be out by the end of this month.

Given the positive statments above I would like to think H2 has been on par with H2 2007 and definately alot better than the poor 1st half of the year.

[newswseller] 05/6/2009 19:29

Future Key Announcement Dates
End of June 2009 - Final results for year ending 31 December 08



Shares in Issue 78,97,4951
Shares available to the public = 22%

Net Assets £3.8million (June 2008)
NAV 4.8p

MobilityOne is a rapidly growing, profitable, e-commerce infrastructure provider based in Malaysia. Its proprietary software connects service providers such as banks, telecommunications and transport companies to consumers, enabling prepayment for products including mobile phone top ups, via ATMs, prepayment terminals SMS and the Internet

Strengths (taken from
• Asia region dominated by prepaid mobile phone and use is growing strongly
• Proven proprietary technology, used by major banks and retailers
• Continuing profit growth and margin expansion
• IP provides opportunity to move into higher margin software sales



From a dissapointing Interim (June 2008) released September 2008

EPS 0.02p (2007 interim: 0.54p)

The second half of the financial year has started well with a higher revenue growth mainly contributed by the banking payment channels with CIMB Bank Berhad and RHB Bank Berhad in Malaysia.

In addition, the Group has also launched the banking payment channels
with Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Malaysia Berhad, EON Bank Berhad, Citibank Berhad and Bank Simpanan Nasional.

Following the discontinuation of the rental of terminals, the
Group has developed a new self-service terminal application under the brand name of "OnePay". By having all of its own terminals, the Group has more flexibility and is able to expand to new business areas such as retail payments and other payment functionalities. The "OnePay" terminals are currently being rolled out at petrol stations throughout Malaysia.

In addition, the Group has also developed the self-service terminals namely "RapidPay" to be installed on the buses for the use of the bus passengers to purchase prepaid reloads.

In terms of overseas expansion, the Group has made inroads into the Indonesian market, where we have set up a 95%-owned subsidiary earlier this year, namely PT. MobilityOne Indonesia in Jakarta, to market our solutions to banks and telecommunication companies and a Memorandum of Understanding has been entered into with PT. Finnet Indonesia to develop an electronic mobile wallet in Indonesia.

Earlier this year, we also expanded into Cambodia where we have been appointed by Telekom Malaysia International (Cambodia) Co.,Ltd, one of the major telecommunications companies in Cambodia, as its technology partner to provide the e-voucher and credit transfer platform for its telecommunications operations in Cambodia.




RNS - November 2008

Approval to Provide International Remittance Services in Malaysia
MobilityOne (AIM : MBO), an e-commerce infrastructure payment solutions and
platform provider, is pleased to announce that it has received approval from the Central Bank of Malaysia, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions, to provide international remittance services in Malaysia. In the event that MobilityOne satisfies the conditions of the approval, it is required to commence the said remittance business by 30 April 2009.

The approval will enable MobilityOne to provide over-the-counter, international money transfers through its own outlets as well as through any banking institutions in Malaysia which adopt MobilityOne's remittance system infrastructure. As part of this process, MobilityOne will develop a proprietary web-based system to facilitate these operations.

Hussian A. Rahman, CEO of MobilityOne, commented:
"Currently there are 2.1 million registered foreign workers in Malaysia who sent a total of RM17.2 billion ( c. £3.07 billion) overseas last year, which is estimated to
rise to some RM18.1 billion (c. £3.23 billion) this year. Whilst there are already a few established companies providing remittance services in Malaysia, such as Western Union, the Directors believe that there is still significant potential in this market for MobilityOne. We are delighted that MobilityOne has been granted permission to develop this side of its business, which adds another component to, and complements, our existing infrastructure and relationships."


------------------- LATEST NEWS --------------

RNS Number : 5645T MobilityOne Limited 09 June 2009

International Remittance Service launched in Malaysia

MobilityOne (AIM : MBO), an e-commerce infrastructure payment solutions and platform provider, is pleased to announce that it has launched an International Remittance Service at its first two outlets in Kota Kinabalu and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. This new service is designed to cater for the estimated two million Indonesians and 200,000 Filipinos in Malaysia who have the need to use international remittance services to send money back to their home countries.

MobilityOne Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of MobilityOne, has entered into agreements with PT. Finnet Indonesia ("Finnet") and PT Telekomunikasi Selular ("Telkomsel") in Indonesia as well as G-Xchange, Inc. ("GXI") in the Philippines to provide the service. With these agreements, money can be transferred from MobilityOne's outlets in Malaysia to the outlets of Finnet, Telkomsel and GXI in Indonesia and the Philippines via MobilityOne's remittance system infrastructure.

Hussian A. Rahman, CEO of MobilityOne, commented:

"There is great potential for MobilityOne in remittance services in Malaysia. Besides Indonesia and the Philippines, the Company is also exploring similar agreements with partners in other countries such as Bangladesh, as there are about 450,000 Bangladeshis currently working in Malaysia. In addition, MobilityOne plans to increase the number of its own remittance services outlets as well as linking-up with financial institutions in Malaysia."

[snurkle1] 05/6/2009 14:28

New here too. Not very good researching shares so have a few questions.
Hopefully you can help me.
What is their debt situation like?
Can't see a market cap. How many shares are in circulation?

Many thanks for your help

[newswseller] 05/6/2009 11:31

Anyone still around? Just used some Divi money to buy in. Did some research and with End of year results coming in at the end of the month, I'm hoping we could see a turn around in the share price, since this company should be posting a profit

[kindlm] 23/1/2009 08:14

UEN @ 2.75p a share - Get in quick before Monday, 22p is a possibility given the remaining assets and their potential worth The short term loan needed by UEN has been offered up by a third party, so if all's well on Monday (YES vote) then these will head north.

[honestypays] 08/11/2008 18:03

By the look of posting over on iii someone is desperate to recoup losses and is pumping and will sell into anyrise leaving people trapped beware

DO NOT BUY WITHOUT DYOR

[eric76] 07/11/2008 12:36

Agreed, you can make cash out of someone on a pump'n'dump like this but its extremely dodgy especially as most of those who buy in to such things don't actually know what or why they're buying and sell en masse at the first dip leaving most of them at a big loss or stuck in an illiquid stock while the rest of the market recovers.

[iroquoi] 04/11/2008 10:03

why the sudden rise?

[replicas1967] 31/8/2008 15:46

Hi Wiganer

Do you hold this stock ?
I have a smallish holding, in at 1.15

What are your thoughts about this company ?
I reckon that jam will be appx 2 years away

Regards
Rep

[wiganer] 29/8/2008 07:49

It's been a long time, I shouldn'ta kept you, without a Charts & News to step to...

[iroquoi] 20/6/2008 07:51

and they go on to say:

Nevertheless, we expect
the performance of the Group to improve in the second half of the current year as some of the
delayed projects would materialise and we will
continue to expand upon our range of products and services, widen our solution range which,
coupled with our overseas expansion, provides
confidence for the future performance of the Group.

[ferdy1] 20/6/2008 07:29

I like this company.

I dont like:




In the first half of the current year, the performance of the Group has been affected by the slowing down of the global economy whereby some of the Group's projects and business expansion have been delayed. In addition, the Group had incurred higher operating costs and expenses to explore new business opportunities in the overseas markets and to set up a new subsidiary in Indonesia

[iroquoi] 20/6/2008 07:27

Looks like a good set of results