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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Endace | LSE:EDA | London | Ordinary Share | NZNPVE0001S2 | ORD NPV |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 490.00 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
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| - | O | 0 | 490.00 | GBX |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 07/3/2013 | 15:47 | Endace - One to watch | 2,476 |
| 22/2/2006 | 17:29 | ENDACE LIMITED..NEW FLOTATION TODAY | 2 |
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Posted at 08/2/2013 07:11 by aspex It is getting very close to a decision on how Emulex is going to deal with the 10%+ held by Elliott.If they want to delist from AIM,they will have to take these out and it is going to cost. That should mean a price adjustment which will benefit all holders. Comments please. |
Posted at 09/1/2013 13:42 by edwardt i for one have reduced my holding by about 80% - evidently selling to elliot as the sale happened in pm.it appears to me as the biggest shareholder in emulex, there may be some sinister reasons why elliot are building a stake in endace. it is well known elliot want to oust the management team at emulex.If they stop the deal, they also stand a better chance of getting the cash on the emulex balance sheet by means of a special divi. i seriously doubt they have looked at eda in detail and think the emulex board have found a hidden gem. all in there is a risk the eda management might have this back fire on them. I will be back however if the deal falls through and the price goes back to its undisturbed price of £3 |
Posted at 08/1/2013 15:39 by knackers I wonder if the NZ takeover code could be the problem Itchy...given the Govt grants that have been pumped into EDA since 2008/9, this is one hot political potato. |
Posted at 21/12/2012 08:04 by aspex The bones of the Grant Samuel valuation.Maximum value is 434p Emulex will walk away at less than 50% Emulex could walk away at under 90%. If Emulex takes over 75% they can apply to have EDA shares delisted and make trading difficult and could control all future EDA operations including dividend payment v reinvestment. Emulex may increase the offer closer to the offer date (29th Jan 2013)but do not plan on it unless they really do want EDA. (IMHO they want it badly because their present business is not going at all well) Please feel free to correct because the offer document is 168 pages so I only scanned it briefly. |
Posted at 12/12/2012 17:47 by knackers I can't help feeling that the wool has been pulled over shareholders eyes by this deal. Can't say I'd be remotely surprised if the current senior management team are retained and have a significant opportunity for equity stake in whatever the 'new entity' is that Emulex 'spin-out'Q. So what exactly have Spencer Greene and Rob Atherton been doing to drive shareholder value since they came onboard (13 and 7 months ago respectively)? Spencer has been totally invisible. Now looks pretty clear what a man of his intellect has been up to - working on a fire-sale at an acceptable enough price for Inst'l investors to swallow but highly attractive to a 2nd tier TechCo with faltering product suite. In time this could well provide an equity opportunity for him and the new and existing senior management team via a future Nasdaq listing perhaps? Call me an old cynic but I've been struggling to fathom why a business that issues a profit warning decides to go virtually radio silent on its marketing and investor relations....am I suggesting the share price has been deliberately unsupported since March and left to drift..? Well now... Yours, Increasingly unimpressed |
Posted at 11/12/2012 18:54 by aspex Emulex share price is certainly already starting to celebrate victory. Or is it relief against an ever decreasing performance? |
Posted at 07/11/2012 11:29 by stanmore2 so why is the share price so low? |
Posted at 01/10/2012 12:55 by edwardt interesting comment from eda circular - the share price decline is getting very boring now. Even my faith is getting tested!Go Daddy, Amazon and Research In Motion have all been in the news due to recent IT failures causing millions in damages and potentially billions in negative brand equity. When your enterprise relies on IT for mission critical services to deliver bottom line results then you're job is on the line. Even with the evolution of IT infrastructure for high availability, worldclass enterprises continue to experience unplanned outages. Gartner has indicated that the average number of unplanned downtime hours per enterprise per year is approximately 87. During this informative event, Jeff Amerine and Spencer Greene will provide you with insight into how the most mission critical environments are utilizing a new strategy for IT infrastructure visibility that is resulting in a dramatic reduction in the maximum time to IT service recovery. Join us to learn how to pinpoint failures and deliver corrective measures with unprecedented speed and accuracy in order to mitigate the risks. The risks are significant: according to an Emerson Network Power report published in May, 2011, the average unplanned outage results in $5600 per minute in losses. With the average incident lasting 90 minutes, you're facing a cost of over $500,000 per outage. Minimize your exposure and join us for this educational event. |
Posted at 07/8/2012 12:24 by edwardt good spot - will settle down with a cuppa and read the annual report. i am getting a wee bit more relaxed about the share price. i get the feeling that management are pretty busy!- let them get on with it, the share price will come good in time. |
Posted at 01/8/2012 09:11 by knackers Very little though obvious enough since early Q2 have made a concerted moved into the network visibility market - with the acquisition of Anue ($145m) preceding this BreakingPoint deal ($160m). It would appear that EDA's current price is at a considerable discount to sale value ;o) More significant p'haps is the resurgence of corporate activity in this market. Given the accelerating trend towards virtualised business applications deployed in the cloud and the introduction of new bandwidth-hungry apps, like tele-presence and VoIP - not to mention the associated performance and security concerns, and challenges of monitoring 10gb/s+ networks, we're well placed. Someone's going to be interested but I think it'll be a considerably larger player than IXIA ;o) If Endace were as weak as their current share price suggests they'd have been bought by now. |
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