Orcadian Energy Share Discussion Threads

[blinddarts] 03/1/2008 09:35

Tone - still hanging in there then ?

[par12] 03/1/2008 09:31

thing is, no one wants to buy those 7000 shares and thats the problem

[chrisdgb] 02/1/2008 11:03

it was a stupid price move the other day on the back of 7,000 shares sold.

we are nearly at the 1 year anniversary of bid talks, do we have to have an announcement before this date?? Any kind of deadline??

would be good if the company could keep us informed.

[chrisdgb] 31/12/2007 12:26

now trading at large discount to cash!!!!!!!!!!!!

[deep powder] 27/12/2007 08:04

It wont be long until it has been a year in takeover talks......lets have some value!!!!!

[fagine] 27/12/2007 07:57

Eric
How did the meeting go. Any feed back?

[chrisdgb] 21/12/2007 09:26

Thanks for that my snippet is that we will see a share price in the 30's during 2008 for Orca...

[explorer88] 21/12/2007 09:24

chrisdgb - here's a snippet for you ... prospective bid for ebt (chinese mobile phone business). hope you folks get bid for ORCA soon. good luck

[chrisdgb] 19/12/2007 09:35

Like a news black out here, anysnippets to keep the few here entertained???

[chrisdgb] 11/12/2007 08:50

interesting, what makes you think we might get news??

a 30p+ bid would be a great present!!!!!

[ericthecat] 10/12/2007 17:53

No not meeting with them until the 20th now, but just a hunch, we may get news before then?

[chrisdgb] 10/12/2007 11:09

Any news?????

[janatha] 03/12/2007 13:46

chris

- surely a matter of price? Must have finished due diligence ages ago. Interested party/parties must still be interested or would have walked away by now. Do you think it is taking so long coz Orca is playing one off against the other? When talks drag on for so long it is always unnerving.

eric

Can you ask about the momentum of sales/management's optimism/US sales.Cheers.

[chrisdgb] 03/12/2007 11:00

Why is the bid taking so long???
Level of cash???

[ericthecat] 03/12/2007 10:50

No news, but I am due to speak to the company next week and boy do I alot of questions for them, if anybody wants to know anything post them here and I will try to ask the company.

[chrisdgb] 03/12/2007 10:01

Some news would be nice, you heard anything eric??

[hotfinance14] 10/11/2007 08:07

With all these new deals the offer price will be going up.

[istanbully] 09/11/2007 13:28

Still no news on the supposed take over. I am coming to the conclusion that its no longer on.

[colinhy] 08/11/2007 21:58

More detail on the UNE EPM Telecommunications IPTV Service Rollout in Colombia.



End-to-End IPTV Solution in Colombia a Joint Effort.


Sagem Communications, Orca Interactive and BitBand have been selected by UNE-EPM Telecomunicaciones in Colombia to jointly offer a powerful End-to-End IPTV solution, focused on an enhanced quality of experience for users. Following the successful joint IPTV deployments of Darty in France and On Telecoms in Greece, Sagem Communications, Orca Interactive and BitBand realized that service providers need a reliable and service-enabling solution with the unique advantages offered by their combined solution. The current deployment with UNE-EPM demonstrates the continuing demand for the tailored IPTV solution provided by this truly global and proven alliance.

The readily-available solution offered by the three companies and implemented, in this case, by Union Electrica S.A., enables the delivery of a full spectrum of dynamic TV services, ranging from Enhanced broadcast TV to On-Demand content. Utilizing the companies' joint solution guarantees the utmost Quality of Experience to IPTV subscribers, including fast channel zapping, top quality TV even over low quality access lines, the ability to pause and rewind live TV, and more.

"The IPTV market is a ripe market which is ready for the introduction of innovative entertainment services, or expansion of existing offerings", said Ervin Leibovici, CEO, BitBand. "We highly value our collaboration with Sagem Communications, a leading player in this market, and Orca Interactive, an innovation leader in the IPTV middleware market, and look forward to expanding our cooperation throughout Europe and beyond".

[colinhy] 23/10/2007 08:51

Orca Interactive will demonstrate IPTV innovation at TelcoTV in Atlanta, Georgia.
23 October - 25 October 2007.


Orca Interactive Ltd, a market pioneer in providing IPTV middleware and applications, will showcase its array of cutting edge technologies to power next-generation IPTV services.

Orca's Chief Technology Officer, Dr Ofer Weintraub, will speak about the challenges and benefits of incorporating User Generated Content (UGC) into IPTV offerings. Dr Weintraub will also discuss how combining UGC with IPTV services can help operators enhance their offerings.

Demonstrations will include Orca's advanced RiGHTv IPTV middleware platform with UGC solutions for IPTV, enabling subscribers to view personal images stored on the Web on their TV and create personal video clips, while also providing operators with the tools to bring Web-originated UGC content to video-on-demand offerings.

With over two million video views in only one week, the popularity of User Generated Content continues to grow – attracting IPTV viewers as well. Today, a myriad of technologies are available for accommodating UGC services. At the same time, IPTV operators are faced with numerous challenges, such as quality constraints and regulatory issues, delaying the introduction of new revenue-generating services.

TelcoTV 2007 will also mark the official launch of Orca's groundbreaking solution for Content Discovery, COMPASS.

Orca's wide-ranging experience in deploying IPTV globally has led the company to the realisation that the benefits of integrating UGC with IPTV outweigh the difficulties. It has encouraged the company to develop the tools that enable its customers to successfully do so.

[hotfinance14] 23/10/2007 07:06

Orca Interactive Ltd
23 October 2007


23 October 2007


Orca Interactive Limited

('Orca' or 'the Company')

UNE EPM Telecommunications Selects Orca Interactive for First IPTV Service
Rollout in Colombia

Ra'anana, Israel - October 23, 2007 - Orca Interactive Ltd. (LSE: ORCA), a
global market leader in developing middleware and applications for IPTV,
announces that UNE EPM Telecommunications, a leading provider of internet,
telephony and television services in Colombia has selected Orca's advanced
RiGHTv middleware to enable the first ever IPTV service rollout in the South
American country.

UNE EPM Telecommunications' IPTV service is expected to be available in major
cities across Colombia in the first quarter of 2008. The deployment will be
carried out by Union Electrica S.A., Orca's partner and system integrator in the
project, providing a seamless end-to-end solution.

Drawing on its diverse expertise and high quality service, Orca Interactive is
bringing forth a proven ecosystem of partners and technologies previously
deployed in Europe, to provide UNE EPM Telecommunications with a dynamic,
feature-rich IPTV solution.

Orca's highly innovative IPTV middleware platform will enable UNE EPM
Telecommunications to deliver a range of next generation interactive TV services
designed to enhance subscribers' viewing experience.

'Pioneering telecommunications across Medellin and Colombia, UNE EPM
Telecommunications is now the first to introduce innovative IPTV services in the
region. Using Orca Interactive's field-proven and commercially deployed IPTV
platform together with a proven ecosystem of partners, we are poised to deliver
cutting edge TV services to our subscribers', said John Jairo Marin Lopez, VP
Residential Segment.

'We are proud to launch IPTV in Colombia with UNE EPM Telecommunications,
bringing the unique power of Orca's pre-integrated and proven solution in one of
the first deployments of next-generation IPTV in Latin America', commented
Haggai Barel, Chief Executive of Orca Interactive. 'Whilst strengthening our
foothold in this region, we are committed to helping triple play providers open
new revenue streams and attract new subscribers through the introduction of
interactive TV services.'

[janatha] 19/10/2007 13:23

Col - good find

One of the bidders ,if not all, have deep pockets.Presumably they believe in the technology and it's potential or else they would not be bidding.Can they afford not to own it and see one of their fierce rivals walk away with the company?As an option on the " holy grail" a bid price of 25-30p seems modest.

[chrisdgb] 19/10/2007 10:22

come on the announcement.........