Andrada Mining Share Discussion Threads

[innovation99] 19/8/2004 18:05

Facer

Buy into weakness on this one, last two trades saw one million share brought. Be patient and wait till the interim results, the share price should rise to around 50p to 55p. Not earth shattering, but the forward looking accounts suggest the 50p range a fair value.

[facer] 19/8/2004 16:14

jeez, how much further can this fall, anybody any idea why the consistent drop ?

[nilip] 02/8/2004 18:07

more good news ...
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RNS Number:4747B
Moneybox PLC
02 August 2004

2nd August 2004

Moneybox plc announces that GE Money Bank has expanded its current relationship
with Moneybox Deutschland

GE Money Bank, a leading provider of financial products and services in the
German consumer banking market, has expanded its current relationship with
Moneybox Deutschland; a wholly owned subsidiary of Moneybox plc, the cash
machine and payment services business, to provide ATM services within its
nationwide branch network.

GE Money Bank, which was formed following the recent acquisitions and subsequent
merger of Service Bank (Koln), WKV Bank (Stuttgart) and Allbank (Hanover), has
more than 1000 staff in a total of 115 branches across Germany, servicing over
half a million customers.

Robert Law, Chief Executive of GE Money Bank, said:

"As we develop our GE banking business in Germany, innovative electronic
delivery of customer services in the bank branch will be a key part of our
customer value proposition."

Paul Stanley, Chief Executive of Moneybox, said:

"We have developed a good relationship with GE Money Bank since we entered the
German market and are delighted to be increasing the scope of that relationship
to include GE Money Bank's branch based ATMs."

[morjarias] 13/7/2004 11:48

Hi divina...... have you seen PHTM - another company generating 'copious' amount of cash! Might buy back PHTM this week!!

Good Luck :)

[morjarias] 13/7/2004 11:40

divina......... this is a superb company as is cardpoint! I am not sure whether to invest in both of these long term or either one!! Would appreciate, if you could help

Regards,

:)

[nilip] 03/7/2004 00:17

Nice to see this starting to rise, at last.

[geniusjohn55a] 16/6/2004 19:23

Touch are doing well since the name change and I bought some at 10p and whilst researching I noticed ATM so I thought I would take a look over here !
Looks like the usual float-rise-drop has occured and contracts and results will be the things that make the company worth more as opposed to 'hope'
Same is happening over at Touch (TOU) with contracts coming in and expecting to be profit making real soon they are on the rise.
I am keeping ATM on my monitor and may well buy in at some point !

Good luck all !
John

[dvda] 16/6/2004 16:34

General info.

[divina] 15/6/2004 10:38

shares go up and down following market sentiment(poor sentiment at the moment)
it will only concern you if you are a short termist
but if you are an investor who invests in a company for a few years then its a nice time to top up. Afterall Moneybox has only been listed in the last 3 months! So my guess is your the type who wants things to happen overnight. Not a share for you I think........ and your nickname probable sums you up!!!

[shadowchaser] 14/6/2004 20:33

Money box
-If this is such a sound business and market leader --

Why has the share price fallen 20% ?

[liarspoker] 14/6/2004 15:50

dvda - exactly, that's why I said no comparisons between ATM and CASH until after all resolutions have been passed.......

[dvda] 14/6/2004 11:41

Divina,

"Moneybox is clear market leader in terms of transaction numbers processed by IADs with 26% market share despite installing 16% of ATMs operated by IADs."

So when the CASH/HBOS deal goes through, based on the above view, CASH will be the market leader. By my calculations, after the deal, CASH will have a c. 45% share of transactions from a c. 18% share of ATMs. Moneybox will drop to c. 15% of transactions from 14% of ATMs.

[liarspoker] 14/6/2004 10:51

Doh.....!!!

[divina] 14/6/2004 10:50

Liarspoker - 14 Jun'04 - 10:48 - 91 of 92 (FILTERED)

[divina] 14/6/2004 10:49

Moneybox Voted Number One By Retailers

04/06/2004

Moneybox, the cash machine and payment services business, today announces that it has been voted Best Service Provider by convenience retailers. The award was presented at the Harris International Marketing annual Convenience Shopper Tracking Programme (CTP)awards dinner on Tuesday 1st June. Moneybox has one of 10 service providers who were nominated for the award. Around 2000 retail executives, representing 40 retail groups participated in the voting as part of the poll.

CTP is the authoritative industry reference for all retailers, suppliers, service providers and distributors involved in the UK convenience sector and quantitatively and qualitatively measures evolving shopper attitudes, influences and usage patterns across the sector.

Paul Stanley, Moneybox Chief Executive, said: "The fact that retailers have voted for us in this award is particularly pleasing. We have worked hard to build a good understanding of the convenience store sector and developed specific service models that suit the dynamics of this important retail environment. I am delighted that individual retailers have chosen to recognise our efforts in this way and we look forward to further developing our convenience offer in partnership with our customers."

Tom Fender, Managing Director, HIM said:

"ATMs are now a vital service that customers expect to see in convenience stores and site hosts are realising ATMs are a real means of driving profit through increased frequency of visits to store and increased spend on site. ATMs were highlighted as being one of the most desired convenience store services by customers in this years CTP survey, which clearly demonstrates the demand."

For further information, please contact:

Moneybox plc
Paul Stanley, Chief Executive 020 7452 5400

HIM
Tom Fender, Managing Director 020 7267 6565

Merlin
Paul Lockstone 020 7653 6620
Rebecca Penney


Notes to Editors:
Harris International Marketing is a retail consultancy firm who specialise in helping increase sales and profit optimisation through shopper understanding.

The Moneybox Group deploys, manages and maintains cash machines (ATMs) in the UK, Netherlands and Germany. The Group also operates cashless payment and access control systems in the UK through its G2 subsidiary, which was acquired in March 2004, when Moneybox floated on AIM.

Moneybox launched its first convenience ATM in June 1999. At 31 December 2003, Moneybox operated 2,471 ATMs in the UK, 165 ATMs in the Netherlands and 178 ATMs in Germany. In the UK, Moneybox's cashless payment and access control systems are used by over 400 customers at more than 1,700 sites.

Moneybox deploys ATMs at points of convenience, with consumers paying a convenience fee per cash transaction. This enables the ATM to be located in places that do not attract enough cardholders to support a traditional cash machine, promoting consumer choice and wider accessibility to their cash.
Virtually every bankcard and credit card is acceptable through Moneybox ATMs as a result of Moneybox's membership of the LINK network.

The Moneybox ATM estate comprises owned and operated fully managed ATMs, merchant replenished ATMs and ATMs that are managed on behalf of financial institutions.

The G2 Group was established in 1991. In August 2002, G2 acquired a majority holding in Transacsys plc (a company then listed on London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (AIM)). Transacsys (formerly known as Girovend) introduced its cashless payment systems in 1984 and has supplied access control systems since 1994.

G2 processes ATM, credit and debit card, direct debit, internet and stored value card transactions. G2 also develops, sells and maintains cashless payment and access control systems and in 2003 supplied approximately 300,000 smart cards and 300,000 magnetic stripe cards to the workplace market.

[liarspoker] 14/6/2004 10:48

65p is pretty expensive for a brokers note.....

I get mine for free.

[divina] 14/6/2004 10:44

its all out there in the public domain, but if you are too ignorant or just pedantic here you go...

Moneybox is clear market
leader in terms of transaction numbers processed by IADs with 26% market share
despite installing 16% of ATMs operated by IADs. The company has been able to
achieve this by constantly improving average transactions numbers by shifting
underperforming ATMs to new sites with greater potential. We believe there is further
scope to drive improvements in its estate and therefore maintain its market leading
position in transaction values within the IAD market.
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There is a current broker BUY note out there for 65p

[dvda] 13/6/2004 10:55

By what measure is Moneybox the market leader?

[liarspoker] 11/6/2004 19:08

We can't compare figures till after CASH's EGM. Moneybox is buying its acquisitions too just not as rapidly as CASH. Cash is slowly expanding it's European portfolio too. As for the ATM price it does look steep but with the CASH model and at 10 times the usage rate of normal CASH machines I think management knows what it is doing.......I assume you've read the report send to CASH shareholders.

[divina] 11/6/2004 17:16

innovation99 - 3 Jun'04 - 22:30 - 82 of 86


Craver,

Cardpoint looks the City darling and I congradulate them on their cavilar approach in buying their way to pole position in the ATM market. However, I must say the price they paid for those remote ATM's seems very steep.

Poor old Moneybox (ATM) build up a steady portfolio of European cash machines and the city turns a blind eye.

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Moneybox is the ATM market Leader... FACT
with double the market cap of CASH the city loves em

[bengo] 11/6/2004 17:02

dvda,
thanks for the info and touchpoints link exellent

bengo

[dvda] 09/6/2004 13:23

Came across this when looking for something else. Might be of interest to some...

"In the UK, ATM deployer Moneybox has been trialling wireless technology and is considering installing it in some of its fleet of ATMs.

Nigel Constable, director of group IT and operations at Moneybox, said: ‘We tried GPRS last summer and were very pleased with the transaction performances. I think wireless is a viable technology and Moneybox is looking at installing it in certain locations as we move forward this year.’

‘From a site owner perspective, one of the main advantages by definition is that wireless technology is mobile. So if say a shop-keeper wants to change the position of an ATM on the retail premises, it can be moved easily. This is a huge advantage,’ said Constable.

He said that compared with dial-up technology, the GPRS bandwidth is considerably better.

‘We [Moneybox] found that when we tried GPRS, the transaction turnaround time was very fast indeed, almost as fast as ISDN,’ adding that the customer experience is faster too."

Full article is here.

[dvda] 09/6/2004 12:56

The train station deal is old news, but I hadn't come across the UK award.

[carver66] 04/6/2004 08:24

I guess so - both shares up this morning.

[innovation99] 03/6/2004 22:30

Craver,

Cardpoint looks the City darling and I congradulate them on their cavilar approach in buying their way to pole position in the ATM market. However, I must say the price they paid for those remote ATM's seems very steep.

Poor old Moneybox (ATM) build up a steady portfolio of European cash machines and the city turns a blind eye.

I guess it will all come out in the wash when year-end accounts of the two companies are on display.

Both are growth companies but I hold ATM based on their sound financial controls, and I guess the proof of the pudding will be in the companies year end accounts