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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Mopowered Grp | LSE:MPOW | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BGDW0L56 | ORD 0.5P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.75 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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01/7/2014 11:29 | MoPowered continues to grow growth of over 60% from the second half of 2013 Today, 12:28 PM ... | scruffee | |
01/7/2014 11:24 | N+1 Singer, coverage on the stock, said trading update confirms the group's strong progress. It reckons the value of the model resides in the fact it solves the mobile challenge for retailers, particularly the small firms in the space. It sees revenues growing from £1mln last year to £8.1mln in 2015, giving EBITDA of £600,000. "Mobile commerce is one the strongest technology themes that will play out over the next few years and as such, successful execution of its growth strategy should create substantial shareholder value," said analyst Tintin Stormont. | scruffee | |
01/7/2014 11:18 | MoPowered (AIM:MPOW) the Mobile website optimisation specialist has had a great start to the year.... Today, 12:17 PM | scruffee | |
01/7/2014 10:43 | MoPowered (LON:MPOW) Another early stage company, which sells mobile retailing software. A trading update this morning looks weak - the company says that it "continues to grow strongly", but then says that sales in the six months to 30 Jun 2014 were just £0.75m! (less than expected). The company then contradicts itself again, by saying that some large orders slipped from Q2 into H2, but then says that they will miss their full year numbers! If the only issue was slippage from H1 to H2, then it wouldn't make any difference to the full year numbers. So yet again, order delays is used as a way to describe what is actually just poor performance. - shows broker consensus forecast of £3m turnover for calendar 2014, and a £3m loss. So I would now be concerned about the cash position - do they have enough to continue operating? From what I can make out, they only raised £2.9m in the Dec 2013 IPO, which looks to me as if they might run out of cash this year? So it now looks very high risk. Shares are down 38% to 38p at the time of writing. Another disastrous IPO, this one was from N+1 Singer - investors who bought at 100p in the Placing in Dec 2013 are now down 62% in slightly over six months. I know that AIM is supposed to be for more speculative, earlier stage companies, but some of the things that are floated are ridiculously early stage. Also, if you're going to float something this small, then at least raise enough money to ensure it can survive if anything goes wrong. I'm surprised to see that Hargreave Hale hold 7% of this company, as they're normally very shrewd. Maybe the situation is recoverable, I don't know. Situations like this make me even more determined to continue avoiding story stocks as much as possible, and instead try to keep focussed on proper companies with real cashflow, dividends, and cash on the balance sheet. - See more at: | aishah | |
01/7/2014 10:40 | Now all the earlier traders panicking and selling out for a loss. Might go down more. | loverat | |
01/7/2014 10:34 | When you have traders buying 3,000 odd shares and selling them for half a penny profit 10 minutes later, you know this is going to be an uphill struggle. | loverat | |
01/7/2014 10:25 | Options granted just two weeks ago at exercise price of 70p. | someuwin | |
01/7/2014 10:18 | Company shouldn't halve on a few contract delays. | someuwin | |
01/7/2014 10:11 | Netalogue announce new SAP Business One B2B ecommerce partnership with Balloon One 18th June 2014 London ISDX quoted Netalogue Technologies plc and SAP Business One distributor Balloon One have announced a partnership which will enable Balloon One to supply SAP pre-integrated Netalogue B2B ecommerce web stores for manufacturing, distribution and wholesaling companies that operate the SAP Business One product. Under this agreement London based Balloon One will sell Netalogue ecommerce technology to their new and existing clients. In addition Balloon One will also supply Netalogue's online "self-service" products which provide organisations operating SAP Business One the instant flexibility to offer their customers convenient online access to their real-time order histories, copy invoices, statements and bill payments. Andrew Robathan, Business Development Director of Netalogue, said "SAP is a leading ERP solution and we are delighted that Balloon One have chosen the Netalogue Platform to meet the growing ecommerce demands of its client base as well as bolstering its own product and solution offering when bidding for new business. When companies invest in an ERP solution they want to maximise its benefits. The Netalogue Ecommerce Platform's tight integration with SAP allows many key areas such as invoices, statements, sales-order histories and order status to be accessed directly by the end client. This coupled with the ability to pay outstanding invoices online (via the ecommerce web store or portal) will enable a far faster return on investment for Balloon's clients as well as giving their customers exceptional class leading ecommerce capabilities". Craig Powell, Managing Director of Balloon One, said "We had been looking for an Ecommerce partner to support the B2B and B2C needs of our SAP customers for some time. Netalogue was the only Ecommerce platform which offered the latest and best in B2B functionality as well as comprehensive coverage of B2C within a single solution. The SAP integration capabilities allow centralised operation of the solution coupled with powerful "self-service" account options, delivering cost savings as well as increasing sales. The relationship has already resulted in significant new business for Balloon One and Netalogue." Leading B2B Ecommerce platform provider Netalogue has an outstanding record of delivering enterprise ecommerce systems which generate significant business benefits for companies operating across all major industry sectors. Their systems power businesses who sell their products to other businesses; and drive the B2B ecommerce activities of a growing number of leading manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers including Farrow & Ball, Findel, Chubb and Spicers. In 2002 Balloon One were appointed as the first business partner for SAP Business One and today are widely respected as a Business One centre of expertise not only in the UK but across the world. Also do mobile ecommerce and make a profit, slowly but surely signing partnerships to aid revenue, paid out a dividend on last financial year, worth a look on ISDX if you are fed up with this loser | sweepie2 | |
01/7/2014 10:06 | MoPowered offering blue-chip businesses a way to boost mobile and tablet sales Today, 11:05 AM | scruffee | |
01/7/2014 09:51 | Oversold - imo. | someuwin | |
01/7/2014 09:43 | Clutching at straws here, but is there a bit of buying? | raysor | |
01/7/2014 09:32 | I might take a shaggers punt at 1.75p | sanks | |
01/7/2014 08:42 | MoPowered continues to grow strongly Today, 10:40 AM | scruffee | |
01/7/2014 06:50 | Contracts have now slipped into the second half of the year which will impact the expected results for 2014 as a whole. PROFIT WARNING, and must be running out of cash. Target now 0p | dewtrader | |
01/7/2014 06:27 | As expected, vastly overpriced and flawed business model. | stegrego | |
25/6/2014 12:39 | Stegrego 20 May'14 - 12:11 - 107 of 118 0 0 Overpriced recently floated pap. Beautifully put | opodio | |
25/6/2014 12:38 | Non Resources Event on 3rd July 2014 Tyratech and Mopowered both presenting in Mayfair at The Chesterfield REGISTER HERE: | aim_trader | |
07/6/2014 20:59 | is this forecast to lose around £3m and it only has cash to last till the end of next year what am i missing? Oh mazel tov | dewtrader | |
26/5/2014 22:33 | I wonder where the share price will settle. Would love to be able to look a few years ahead and see where the business is at, to see whether my reading of the opportunities is right. Funny how these journos comment on a rise of 4% at 60p but not on a 40% fall from 100p. Must be ex Radio 4 FTSE daily commentators ;-) | yump | |
26/5/2014 20:56 | MoPowered announced some new clients including Shelikes and Roman Originals. Roman Originals will be using MOPW's newly launched Professional product. Fashion retailing represents a significant growth area for MoPowered with fashion shoppers being key adopters of the convenience of mobile shopping. The announcement seems to indicate that there were other un-named clients also. Full announcement (23rd May): MoPowered secures new fashion retailer contracts MoPowered (AIM: MPOW), the mobile commerce specialist, is delighted to announce that it has recently secured further contracts with fashion retailers. The Group has already established a proven track record of delivering m-commerce solutions to the fashion sector with existing customers ranging from large enterprise retailers such as Next and Superdry to mid-tier and niche retailers including Atterley Road and Wolford. These new contract wins continue to build on the Group's success to date both in the fashion and a variety of other important ecommerce verticals. The Group has recently signed new long-term contracts with a range of fashion retailers including Shelikes and Roman Originals. Shelikes, is a growing online women's' fashion retailer, which will deploy MoPowered Performance to provide a seamlessly integrated m-commerce website via the Group's Software as a Service platform. MoPowered Performance seeks to ensure that the implementation is cost-effective and efficient, eliminating large up-front payments whilst delivering demonstrable return on investment. Roman Originals, the multi-channel retailer specialising in women's plus-size clothing, will be using the Group's recently launched MoPowered Professionalproduct. MoPowered Professional is the Group's new solution targeted at mid-market online businesses, using the MoPowered platform. It delivers high-end mobile websites and native mobile apps to pure online and multi-channel retailers. Fashion retailing represents a significant growth area for MoPowered with fashion shoppers being key adopters of the convenience of mobile shopping. The Group continues to invest in building its client base in the fashion sector, increasing its sales and marketing activities and strengthening its sales team. As part of this focus, MoPowered recently sponsored Fashion Digital UK, the first UK event of the leading US fashion e-commerce Fashion Digital conference. Dominic Keen, CEO, commented: "MoPowered has a strong track record in providing fashion retailers with an effective m-commerce solution. With fashion shoppers leading the way in adopting m-commerce, given the convenience and speed with which they can get their "fashion fix" on their mobiles and tablets, we see significant opportunities to expand in this vertical. Our solutions can be tailored to a retailer's needs, whether they are a niche online retailer or a larger multi-channel merchant, and we remain confident that we are well placed to benefit from the m-commerce market's growth potential." The announcement appeared to help MoPowered's share price, up almost 4% at 60-63p Source: hxxp://www.techsecs. | davids355 | |
22/5/2014 07:46 | Excellent event. Most people I spoke to (clients, employees) were very bouyant and full of optimism. You might say they would be at a party! | raysor |
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