Silanis Share Discussion Threads

[andrbea] 30/12/2011 08:24

600 million signatures!
their system is fast becoming the industry standard

The world is their oyster IMO. Big banks & insurance companies will all want to buy the SNS system.


AIM-listed software group Silanis International soared 19.25p – or 96 per cent – to 39.25p after announcing that a 'top-ten' US bank had selected its technology to help it develop electronic signatures.

E-signatures have become the linchpin in moving complex transactions online.

[billbyrne] 30/12/2011 08:23

Anyone looking in for the first time should take a look at this page. It has the aim listing document and major holders. Also the number in free float.

[billbyrne] 30/12/2011 08:17

Yes, same yesterday. They are very short of stock. I phoned for mine, still
took some time.

[falia] 30/12/2011 08:11

mms not letting you buy online

[parvez] 29/12/2011 16:26

yep following them closely too :)

[billbyrne] 29/12/2011 16:23

Parvez,

I am aware of the moni story, will take a closer look. One for you to look
at srt.

[parvez] 29/12/2011 15:54

billbyrne,
the postman delivered something y'day and i had to sign on a pad. So it is becoming common place and mobility is the way forward as it brings a lot of effeciencies to the business process thus saving millions. SNS is into e-signatures however another one to follow is MONI if you are interested in e-money

[billbyrne] 29/12/2011 15:46

Parvez,

Just listened to the webcast, very interesting. Signing a tablet will be as
normal as signing a piece of paper in the not to distant future.

[tomboyb] 29/12/2011 15:34

Its the vehicle - well done! Another in a similar position cash generative no debt and about to have a large capital reduction in MES - less than 1.5mill cap

[hastings] 29/12/2011 15:32

Is this company the actual silanis or a vehicle that invests in Silanis?

[parvez] 29/12/2011 15:16

and if you are UK-centric here is a past announcement....the key is the process down from 2 weeks to minutes!!

[andrbea] 29/12/2011 15:03

and some more:

Dec 20 2011

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E-signatures are now considered a foundational technology for the enterprise, and therefore performance, robustness, scalability and the ability to integrate with multiple systems will be an ongoing focus for Savchenko--as will delivery of the e-signature platform. He will be responsible for guiding the overall delivery and deployment strategy for Silanis' e-signing technology, which today is the only solution that can be deployed on-premises, as a managed service in the cloud (be it private or public), or as a signing service.

Savchenko takes over from former CTO Robert Al-Jaar, who recently moved into a new role at Silanis as Executive VP of Online e-Signature Services.

About Silanis Silanis is the most widely used e-signature solution in the world, processing over 600 million documents annually. Since the company was founded in 1992, our solutions have strengthened the business processes of thousands of organizations, including three of the top North American banks, five of the top ten insurance companies and the entire US Army, among others. Companies and government organizations around the globe depend on Silanis to accelerate business transactions, improve customer experience and reduce costs while improving compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Silanis' on-premise, cloud and SaaS e-signature solutions eliminate manual, paper-based processing and enable e-commerce and e-government transactions to be electronically executed from start to finish.

[andrbea] 29/12/2011 15:01

dug up some more on sns:

Silanis Announces the US Joint Chiefs of Staff Have Expanded their Use of Silanis' E-Signature Solution
PRWeb – Fri, Dec 23, 2011

[parvez] 29/12/2011 14:52

enormous, it's never too late :)

have look at the link I have posted earier and listen to the recording. It will hopefully help in your decision making process!

[parvez] 29/12/2011 14:34

northster, mms are short of stock so will scare by dropping price to get some stock on board

[billbyrne] 29/12/2011 14:28

The US Army estimate that the contract with sns will save them $1.3billion every year.


The Company (AIM: SNS) is pleased to announce that the US Army has renewed its annual electronic signature enterprise license support with Silanis Technology Inc. ("Silanis"). This represents Silanis' largest value annual maintenance contract. Seven years in use and the largest government e-signature implementation to date, the US Army continues its move towards a paperless operation. The Army Audit Agency validated the use of electronic signatures which is expected to save the US Army $1.3 billion every year once the Army Publishing Content Management System ("APCMS") is fully implemented. This initiative is aimed at transforming US Army operations by eliminating paper from forms-based processing.

[northster2] 29/12/2011 14:26

cant believe 4 small sells can bring the price down over 10% !!!
just wait for some big buys and see what happens (if theres enough to buy that is)

[parvez] 29/12/2011 14:24

bill, shopping for more of these SNS to be fair :)
Look at the link below and click on the Forrester recording (over an hour long but well worth listening to) and see what you think:

[the ghost who walks] 29/12/2011 14:19

the MCAP is currently 8.5mn pounds. It owns 25% of SIlanis, which had 6.5$mn cash as of 1H11. So the MCAP less our share of the cash is roughly 7mn£ or 11$mn. It made 1,5mn$ in 1H so even if we assume 2H is flat HoH then its on a P/E of 11x (3mn X.25).

The other shares convert on a 1for1 basis so dont need to worry about that - just assume 25% of all the numbers you see.

[billbyrne] 29/12/2011 14:17

Looks like you can go back out and do some more shopping now Parvez(-:

[northster2] 29/12/2011 14:15

40p broke
whats gonna be the close here 45p? 50p

[parvez] 29/12/2011 14:12

minster, was out shopping and come back to a nice jump here! I hear what you aay in terms of 25% however what is the value attributed to Silanis capitalisation in the US?? The mind boggles....