Payzone Share Discussion Threads

[lbo] 16/7/2010 13:23

ELECTRONIC payments solutions provider Payzone saw its pre-tax losses rise to €177.2 million in its last financial year, according to accounts filed with the Companies Registration Office.

[runnett] 18/5/2010 08:53

Remember to make a note of this management and their names. If you ever see them in other business' avoid investing. My loss is like many, through their management and my stupidity in believing in the early days.

Best wishes everyone.

[stewart_25] 25/2/2010 12:54

who cares whether the co is saved - they screwed us big time - thanks for nothing set of tw*ts!!

[qipincha] 09/2/2010 14:55

delist!
sounds bad to share holder
though the company is saved

[lbo] 08/2/2010 20:36

Irish electronics payment company Payzone has received an investment €45 million from private equity group Duke Capital for a 69pc stake in the company.

Payzone's banks will also take an equity stake of 16pc, while several members of management will take 15pc of the company.

The amount of debt Payzone owes banks AIB, Bank of Ireland, Royal Bank of Scotland and Abbey National will be reduced from €320 million to €82 million following the deal.

Shares in Payzone, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange, were suspended on Friday pending the outcome of the deal. The company will delist from AIM when the deal is completed

[lbo] 06/2/2010 18:13

PAYZONE IS close to a refinancing deal that will see a private equity firm take a stake in the business alongside a group of the company's bankers.

Management is also likely to take a holding, while existing shareholders will see the value of their positions wiped out.

[eh m es mx] 05/2/2010 07:38

Another dodgy AIM outfit royally screws the PI :

While discussions are still ongoing, it is likely that any new capital
structure for the business will result in no value for existing shareholders.

[maraposa] 14/1/2010 17:35

Nothing that we didnt already know!

[ihavenoclue] 18/12/2009 16:50

jonny ... buy as many as you can ... go on ... go for it !!

[jonnynixon] 15/12/2009 11:19

been watching this share over the last week...what is going on? Can anyone fill me in? Have their debts been restructured?

[jonnynixon] 09/12/2009 18:21

hmmm will this double crown? what a duff share

[qipincha] 09/12/2009 12:06

it's the time to get out if you are still in
when mm make enough money, it's the time to fall again

[qipincha] 09/12/2009 09:22

remember, it's mm's game.

[ihavenoclue] 09/12/2009 08:46

swalsmith - 8 Dec'09 - 21:18 - 526 of 529


yes but please explain a +92% blue tick!?

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Risk your neck then and buy ... it is next to nothing as that is what has been practically promised to the shareholder.

I am not sure why people ask too many questions here ... just avoid and move on or buy and risk it all.

[chesty1] 09/12/2009 08:07

Shorters closing before it goes pop but COULD have been a play.

[tomboyb] 08/12/2009 21:58

Any new capital structure for the Company or the business may result in little
or no value for shareholders of the Company.
i would have bought if not for the above statement. -100 million in nav.

[swalsmith] 08/12/2009 21:18

yes but please explain a +92% blue tick!?

[terzoalan] 08/12/2009 19:43

swalsmith - 8 Dec'09 - 19:38 - 524 of 524


thing is I aint really hear any pumping this just sprung out of nowhere its asif to me the MM's know but nobody else.

Pump and dump. Read the statement they put out... it's about as negative as it gets while still managing to sound slightly positive(as always).

[swalsmith] 08/12/2009 19:38

thing is I aint really hear any pumping this just sprung out of nowhere its asif to me the MM's know but nobody else.

[jonnynixon] 08/12/2009 18:22

hmmmm is this another pump n dump? tell me about it

[swalsmith] 08/12/2009 16:32

well somethings going on they dont jump 90% for nothing not exactly a daily swing is it.....I've had a punt

[double6] 08/12/2009 16:03

Yes - quite a few missed the ramp!

[chesty1] 08/12/2009 14:40

bloody ell whats going on.

I missed a trick here.

Quick in, quick out trade could have been very profitable.