Payzone Share Discussion Threads

[badgerboy3] 01/12/2008 09:27

Sounds like you Chaps got more to lose than just an investment ?
Good luck to you if thats the case.

[burgerking2008] 28/11/2008 12:47

me neither

[danny678] 27/11/2008 17:10

Reduntancies announced today. This has become a tax write off now as I cannot see it coming good.

[advisor] 25/11/2008 18:08

Badge
As I am aware Cardpoint wanted Loomis to do the full service but Loomis are not intrested. As I am told Wincor are giving a poor service. loomis will make more money doing first line jobs than taking on the full contract. £100 per call out they are getting. Brinks took cardpoint for millions but revenue to loomis is a lot lower as loomis engineers are getting Wincor out to fix the machines when they go down, but before Brinks engineers where getting paid per call out so they wanted the atm's down as much as possible to make more money for themselves.

[badgerboy3] 22/11/2008 17:29

will we see 90pence a share again ?Thats what i need them to be to get my cash back.

[advisor] 21/11/2008 08:40

Rumours that Loomis are very intrested in buying over the atm side of the business. If you check the trades for the last month they have all been buys.

[badgerboy3] 21/11/2008 08:11

i dont think Bank Machine are not a threat to Payzone as the atm's market is concerned.

[badlad21] 20/11/2008 23:11

Are the year end results due any day?

Is it possible that they are worse than the Trading Statement last month!!!

May explain share price fall today.

[burgerking2008] 14/11/2008 20:24

indeed....

[badlad21] 01/11/2008 15:33

Would say this is the end of the road for Cardpoint/Cashzone or whatever you wish to call it!

[littlereec] 30/10/2008 22:56

Confirmed now on ATM marketplace

[danny678] 30/10/2008 08:55

The rumuor is Bank Machine have got the Welcome Break Services contract. This won't help the share price

[littlereec] 27/10/2008 18:59

Is Mark off to Asia then - more news please

[badgerboy3] 27/10/2008 08:26

Payzone doing alot of cost cutting at the mo,

[littlereec] 21/10/2008 15:23

I think survival is likely in the short term given the debt pile - RBS and the PE will not want to lose that much, not whilst there is the cash flow to support it and start on the repayments.

The question will resurface when the begging bowl comes out again.

Agree with you though about the share price - more chance of seeing Arthur Anderson resurrected

[fatcol] 21/10/2008 09:45

I wonder what Bob Thian is up to now. He was the one that started the destruction of this business and the sp, and yet he managed to walk away with a nice £1M pay off - about 10% of the businesses current market cap.

I doubt that I, like many others, will get back my initial investment, and I would consider it a miracle if the share price ever reached the Cardpoint peak of £1.50. You have to wonder whether the business will actually survive.

[littlereec] 20/10/2008 19:52

What a company - it now has a market cap of less than 10% of its debt - Im sure that isnt a record in these interesting times, but why do i have to be invested in it.....?

[danny678] 20/10/2008 15:15

Market Cap dowm to £10m. Big difference from £400m thereabouts earlier in year.

[hybrasil] 16/10/2008 08:59

Barry Maloney certainly got this one totally wrong.
In firing Nagle he has destroyed this company and shareholder value.

[littlereec] 15/10/2008 14:35

Anyone - what has gone on today in our favourite company - the share price has dropped 45% from diddly squat to completely f..k all.

News - of course there is none!!

[lbo] 14/10/2008 12:38

Alphyra was bought by Managment for €80m back in 2003!

Shares in Payzone fall to record low