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PINN Pinnacle Tech

6.875
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Pinnacle Tech PINN London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 6.875 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
6.875 6.875
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Pinnacle Telecom PINN Dividends History

No dividends issued between 27 Apr 2014 and 27 Apr 2024

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Posted at 01/7/2016 07:09 by chimers
Never forget the money.
Posted at 18/4/2016 09:55 by twirl
IBANS 11 Dec'15 - 10:35 - 613 of 1055 7 1

periton,

I think it will hit 50p and agree with you but I was sounding out a way of getting there but I definately agree with you and it's good to have different thoughts on it all.

I've said all along it's a 10 bagger and again it's like you said it doens't matter how it gets there it's all the same at the end of the day.

You mentioned the security angle is there any thing that sways you towards that angle or is it strictly down to the former Accumuli team running things here?

I think you will be spot on but I think we will also be offering a whole ranger of products and services as outlined in the CRN interview with Lyons.

Take a look at Maytech if you've not already...MXCP own 25% of it and it's my thoughts that it will end up here and taken our by PINN
Posted at 01/4/2016 16:54 by twodegrees
Pinnacle Technology Group plc (AIM: PINN), the AIM listed provider of converged technology solutions, announces that at the Company's Annual General Meeting held earlier today, all resolutions were duly passed.
As announced on 22 January 2016, Nicholas Scallan, Chief Executive, and James Dodd, Non-Executive Director, have today both officially stepped down from the board of the Company. The board thanks them for their contribution to Pinnacle through what has been a challenging period for the business.
Posted at 21/12/2015 15:27 by stevieniamh
Molotov...if you have no position in PINN (Post 925), why bother to comment on this stock at all?

If PINN doesn't make a difference to your personal finances it may be prudent to alleviate the de-ramping tone, whether intended or otherwise, and leave those who are invested in PINN to make their own minds up based on their own research.
Posted at 19/12/2015 14:49 by mr roper
just looking at maytech's last accounts and they made near 900k profit. Interesting if you bolt that on to PINN. PINN nearing breakeven, add Maytech. Profit making, add another similar bolt on and they could quite quickly be making profit of 1-2m a year. Would support a mkt cap of 20/30m easily.
Posted at 18/12/2015 11:45 by ibans
Just to follow up on my last post:

Every single one of they companies mentioned have not only multibagged but you could buy them now and still make good money going forth. Would anyone debate that? I don't think you could.

The thing here is that by this time next year that could easily be 2000% your looking at and that is 20 x your initial investment from just under two years ago. So, being able to turn £50k in to £1 million can'r be argued with imo.

PINN has not even done anything to contribute to those figures as of yet, now we will be adding another 500% at the very least imo by this time next year with PINN alone.

I'm here if anyone wants to call me a liar on the posts above. I know for a fact that all the guys from CTP, MXCP and PINN know what I have posted with regards to the calls we made to be fact.
Posted at 16/12/2015 22:06 by ibans
The 4 heads of agreement are signed and sealed so need pen to paper and job done.

Imo at least one of them must be for pinn but I actually think two of them will be PINNS.
Posted at 14/12/2015 11:35 by ibans
PINN has spent 9 months under the watchfull eye of MXCP and during that time cutting costs, leaning out the buinsess and wining contracts. I would expect a lot more of the fruits of this adventure to be filtering through to the bottom line and that's before acquisitions are concluded.

Iain smith is notorious for his penny pinching and cost saving. Pinn have has Duckworth in there for a while now working from insode the company and ensuring that all of smiths requests and wishes are carried out as well as implimenting his own oversight of operations.

I could not imagine anything other than PINN now being run as a completely different business and preparing itself for the integration of a certain acquisition, this will have all be ironed out when MXCP were appointed and everything will have been geared up for simplicity.

Next news will be the catalyst for some serious re-rate here.
Posted at 14/12/2015 11:29 by ibans
A £6 mill Mcap is nothing for a company on the up and ready to start and make acquisitions.

Is CTP worth 10 times PINN? I think you would have to say NO! Is it 5 times worth pinn? Again you would have to say no.

CTP has a £60 mill Mcap and will do fine and will grow and maybe double up. Not over night but over a period of time.

PINN on the other hand can and will do multiples if today share price over the next year and just in the same way CTP did during the acquisition phase.

We've got every chance of achieving a share price of 50p here in due course but for now and considering how under valued this stock is 25 to 30p is very achievable on news of acquisitions.

That still only gives us a Mcap of between £12 and £18 mill which again is peanuts.
Posted at 10/12/2015 11:23 by ibans
Mr Roper,

that's my thoughts a 10 bagger...the reason why is this.

Everything they done with Acummuli was harnessed and now banked as experience, they now know not only how to do it but how to do it better. It's like anything in life, the second time round is always much easier and that's due to the experience gained from the first time.

I would also say they have a lot more resources at hand than they did with accumuli and they already have a business generating over £8 mill in reveunes which incidently is half of what CTP are currently doing or on track to do..give or take a little. There is a huge difference in Market caps though?

CTP £60 mill

PINN £6 mill

Ie to get on par with where CTP is 10 bag? .... but we are not 10 times behind in terms of revenues and potential profits which means one thing.....Value!!!! and where does that value sit?

I would say PINN has a hell of a lot more value as CTP is done and dusted in terms of a buy and build...it bought and is now building but of course it will grow and carry on growing but PINN has the more explosive growth to come at this point for obvious reasons. CTP done theirs and all 600% of it was very enjoyable and profitable.

It just shows you though how far we have to go with PINN and we will all make some good good money along the way..that's for sure.

Lets even say we take half of what CTP done? 40p is what that would equte too.

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