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[colin12345678] 21/10/2019 20:21

Well that's one way to kill a BB

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 19:44

A very impressive CV and more connected than i realised, and given his connections chimers, i would go easy on him if i was you. Gl :-)

[chimers] 21/10/2019 19:35

Anyway he is not relevant unless he drags it down again, however, he has Mills running the show now so thats unlikely.

[chimers] 21/10/2019 19:34

YET HE HAS NO INPUT AT ALL AT AD4.

WHY DO THEY HAVE HIM?

He didnt even use his city contacts to sort out the company MXCP did that with no input from him.

I think he is here as a favour to a mate and nothing else.

Maybe Smiffy is trying to become the Giant Gnu at some lodge somewhere ...

And I bet thats what it is!!

[chimers] 21/10/2019 19:30

He is as high as you can get in the bizzies.
And a high level MASON.
Simon Duckworth is an investment fund and AIM company director based in the City of London. He has worked in the City for over twenty years.

A Cambridge University graduate, he became an elected member of the City of London Corporation (Court of Common Council) in 2000 representing the Ward of Bishopsgate, and has served on a number of key local authority committees, primarily involved with Policy, Finance and Investment.

Simon has been particularly engaged with the Corporation's work as Police Authority for the City of London, and has played a leading role in its work since 2002. He is regarded as a leading figure within police governance nationally, and currently chairs the Economic Crime Board of the City of London Police, overseeing its national responsibility as the lead Force for Economic Crime.

In wider roles, Simon has been a governor of the Sir John Cass primary school, the City of London Freeman's' School, an Independent school in Surrey, and also City University, London. He is currently Vice Chairman of Gresham College, one of London's oldest tertiary education bodies delivering public lectures across a wide range of subjects for the primary benefit of Londoners, but which is still 'free for all'.

Simon holds a number of non-executive positions in the public and private sectors and is currently the senior non executive Board Member at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and Chairman of Barings Targeted Return Fund, the latter based in Bishopsgate. He was a non executive Director of Fidelity's flagship European Values Investment Trust for a decade, and has sat on the Boards of a number of AIM listed companies as a non executive director. Simon was appointed as a Deputy Lieutenant for Greater London in 2008, and as one of HM's Lieutenants for the City of London in 2010.

A member of the Skinners's Company since 1981, Simon is also a member of the Parish Clerks' Company, a Trustee of The Lord Mayor's 800th Anniversary Awards Trust, a Life Governor of the Sheriffs and Recorder's Fund, and a Life Governor of the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy.

Simon is currently Deputy Governor of the Honourable the Irish Society, the body charged with overseeing the City's charitable interests in Northern Ireland, and one that has played a major role in helping a divided community work more closely together. He is Vice Chairman of the Reserve Forces and Cadets' Association and was appointed by the Queen as Deputy Honorary Colonel of the Royal Military Police in 2012, an appointment in which he is actively engaged, helping to develop and oversee service policing policies and strategy.

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 19:26

Lol...he's obviously well connected then..:-)

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 19:16

Lol...i merely gave Cloud Call as an expample , they have £1m sales revenues a month and a market cap of £26m...i reckon AD4 and CloudCoCo's sales revenues are higher already , and so fair market value for CLCO could be in line with Cloudcall's....we'll find out when they list....you've obviously sold out again by the sounds of it, where as i'm still holding my 2.2m at 2.2p happily and confidently and just glad i ignored all the noise on IDE...Gl :-)

[chimers] 21/10/2019 19:01

It is my reckoning that the 2 new contracts are worth around £450k.

I think you will do ok here if you hold for the next 12 months ok.
I dont think you will have to wait 12 months to see it double.

But you cant compare a 3.3p share to a 97p share and imply that AD4 should be 97p
because it has similar revenues.
You measure it by mkt cap.
If AD4 shares were 97p its mkt cap would be fekin £431 Million lol.

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 18:57

Lol...you need help mate...:-)

[chimers] 21/10/2019 18:56

You just feking posted comparing Cloud Call to AD4 lol

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Sounds a bit harsh chimers, i don't know him , and know very little about his track record here, and there are many Directors on Aim who have seen their companies fortunes hit troubled times, and presumably he's been instrumental in the acquisition process and so at least he's been trying to return shareholder value.

As far as value is concerned for CLCO, combined revenues could easily be in excess of £12m already, and along with CloudCoCo's government cloud framework procurement contracts, and two more very large clients to be announced soon, a market cap £14.7m could look very modest.....i did notice today that Cloud Call's market cap is £26m , and they announced sales revenues of £1m a month, and so plenty more upside potential for Cloudcoco imho...Gl ;-)

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 18:52

Lol..ffs...what sre you on about, it certainly wasn't me who mentioned anything about Cloudcall on Lse and i was the one here who pointed out to Colin that it was the wrong company when he posted their Rns...their business is different from Cloudcoco's, but their market cap is £26m on £1m sales revenues a month, and yes they only have 27m shares but it will cost you 96p if you want one...the upside potential value for CLCO has a long way to go from here imho. Gl :-)

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 18:06

Sounds a bit harsh chimers, i don't know him , and know very little about his track record here, and there are many Directors on Aim who have seen their companies fortunes hit troubled times, and presumably he's been instrumental in the acquisition process and so at least he's been trying to return shareholder value.

As far as value is concerned for CLCO, combined revenues could easily be in excess of £12m already, and along with CloudCoCo's government cloud framework procurement contracts, and two more very large clients to be announced soon, a market cap £14.7m could look very modest.....i did notice today that Cloud Call's market cap is £26m , and they announced sales revenues of £1m a month, and so plenty more upside potential for Cloudcoco imho...Gl ;-)

[tidy 2] 21/10/2019 17:17

500k at 3.99 delayed

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 16:39

Hopefully so Colin, although i was getting ahead of myself there...Gl ;-)

"Following Shareholder approval received today for a change in the Company's name to CloudCoCo Group plc, a rebranding programme is now underway. Once this exercise is complete, the Company will formally change its name, website address and trading ticker. An announcement confirming the timetable for these changes will be made in due course. "

although ultimately, it could happen pretty quickly and the value of the new company CLCO will be determined accordingly. Gla ;-)

[colin12345678] 21/10/2019 16:34

Could be a great day tomorrow then surely need to update market in the morning when trading begins then

[colin12345678] 21/10/2019 16:33

Brilliant thankyou

[moneymunch] 21/10/2019 16:24

The new enterprise is debt free , AD4 has existing sales revenues over £8m and CloudCoCo won almost £4m in new contracts in their first year of trading up to April 2019 and announced in September that they are one of 32 companies given fast track staus of a share of the £400m YPO public sector data center network and are one of 11 out of the 32 given first shake on running co-location data centres for public bodies, and so potentially their share of £400m could be more than most, and highly significant. They also have been given supplier status on the Government's G-Cloud 11 framework which could aslo provide significant business revenues and have confirmed they have news on two NEW VERY LARGE AND EXCITING NEW CLIENT CONTRACTS to be announced. so watch this space. Gl :-)