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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Allied Minds Plc | LSE:ALM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BLRLH124 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 13.85 | 10.05 | 12.65 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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21/12/2020 16:41 | They seem useful in the sector but no idea of scale of potential revenue or how the partnership works or when anything rolls out.https://www.tess | kooba | |
21/12/2020 16:29 | That's Tesco :) | concept2d | |
21/12/2020 16:20 | Every little helps ! | bobonumber1 | |
21/12/2020 15:26 | Never the RNS we want, but will be one day. "21 December 2020 Allied Minds plc Federated Wireless partners with TESSCO Technologies to accelerate CBRS Private Networks Allied Minds plc (LSE: ALM, "the Group"), the IP commercialisation company focused on early stage company development within the technology sector, announces that Federated Wireless ("Federated"), an Allied Minds portfolio company, has partnered with TESSCO Technologies Incorporated, a value-added distributor to the wireless infrastructure construction industry, to accelerate the adoption of Citizen Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) private networks in a number of industries including manufacturing, transportation and energy. Together, the companies will provide a full portfolio of CBRS solutions enabling end users, resellers, integrators, and contractors to expedite the design, installation and deployment of CBRS private wireless networks." | spectoacc | |
19/12/2020 08:16 | Well some good PR would certainly not go amiss. There appears to be lots of game changing technology and heavyweight partnerships, however we really need to see some large contracts landed and revenue outlook. IMO the subs still need to be floated to get proper valuations and some excitement. | bobonumber1 | |
18/12/2020 15:27 | Thanks Bob. I am aware of that news. I was meaning news that wakes up the SP! | swinsco | |
18/12/2020 14:57 | Funny thing is there is news. You just have to search. This is all in the last week. Plus you have fed working with DOD, bridgecomm and nasa and recent from news from orbital. https://www.eejourna | bobonumber1 | |
18/12/2020 14:43 | Appear to have buyers at this level. Hopefully a turnaround but the real turnaround will be news of substance. | swinsco | |
16/12/2020 15:01 | Really was salt in the wounds that one !!https://citywire.c | kooba | |
16/12/2020 14:00 | Invesco have a poor record in voting their holdings for any meaningful change. But yes, still some Federated, & Spin, stuck in the SUPP portfolio managed by Schroders Juniors. And presumably it also makes up some of the utter junk still in the former WEIF, that is estimated to take another year to shift (didn't see either of them go over to Acacia Research in this year's comedy deal). Was disappointing that CRS weren't better supported last time - agree that their patience must be wearing thin. Something needs pulling out the hat, and soon. | spectoacc | |
16/12/2020 13:51 | I don't expect CA to sit back and allow this free ride and the lack of performance in AM shares negatively impacts their own performance. Seeing this technology rally and no value enhancements in anything in what's left of the AM portfolio is galling. They were thwarted last time they challenged when trying to effect serious change by the continued support from Woodford and Invesco both having meaningful positions and also cross shareholding's in a number of AM holdings..this is still the case to an extent as Invesco is still a large holder but I would imagine their faith in current CEO delivering a monetised exit disappeared long ago. | kooba | |
16/12/2020 13:43 | I think if one goes back on AM previous statements on Federated they were expecting significant revenues by now , this has not materialised and I don't think anything to do with CVD 19 is responsible. AMs holdings are on behalf of shareholders ..it's understandable why the AM ceo would be on the board but at the same time does it mean he holds executives to account in the same way as an external shareholder..I doubt it. It also means it's difficult to engage if a third party was interested in our holdings I guess.For Mr Pignato sitting there earning $650k a year to oversee the last few investments in a company that has spun*ed $100Ms down the drain and get a big kicker if any ever make good looks sweet ...for shareholders not so much. Like the $870k he got last year on about the only successful exit the company has had , he gets a big cut of the ones that work irrespective of all the disasters. | kooba | |
16/12/2020 13:32 | Joe Pignato2019 report and accounts $673,000 renumeration$870,000 phantom bonus ( disposal Hawkeye)So Mr Pignato is sitting there earning very good money with a major free carry in the investments..why wouldn't he continue to fund these investments as long as possible to maximise his bonus??The whole situation is wrong the cost are out of whack with the portfolio , the only ex director is not aligned to shareholders and the main funding of these companies is still AM.There needs to be an urgent review taking into account all stakeholders interests not just Mr Pignato's who seems to have landed on his feet getting a free ride at shareholders expense. | kooba | |
16/12/2020 13:23 | @kooba - valid points. I guess for Pignato it's "when can I maximise it", whereas for us long-suffering ALM shareholders it's "give us back a multiple of the share price please". No question Federated at least has been making progress - the flurry of news on it this year felt like it was being "publicised" ahead of something happening. If we're still in this position this time next year I'd be very surprised - and equally annoyed :) | spectoacc | |
16/12/2020 13:11 | I think the board should be looking at the current valuations attained by tech ipos and the SPAC mechanism for reversing businesses in.On Federated I believe AM are the largest shareholder and the AM CEO Joe Pignato is the Federated Chair so not without influence I guess.But maybe there are conflicts in those roles?Also on Spin Memory AM has 43% and put half the recent fundraise in..so they again should have significant influence I guess , Mr Pignato again serves on the board.The problem is whether Mr Pignato is happy sitting on a big salary and with a chunky shadow incentive effectively being funded by AM shareholders and is taking the long term view due to his personal position over trying to deliver stated policy of maximising returns for shareholders who I'm guessing are not so interested in funding his lifestyle and seem to be missing out on the biggest tech rally ever? | kooba | |
16/12/2020 09:46 | Agreed, & we seem subject to perennial drift until the next news. If now isn't the time for a float of Spin or Federated, then when? Accepting that ALM don't have much say over it, and CRS even less. | spectoacc | |
16/12/2020 09:41 | What i meant to add was what a load of Bo@§2§ks | ragnarr | |
14/12/2020 19:06 | Looks bad. Crs have basically done nothing except slightly reducing head office costs despite making plenty of noise. This will just stagnate till floated. Look at quantumscape the battery maker with a valuation of $26billion 4 years pre revenue. That's what a bit of hype and good pr does. Alm need to instruct a medium size investment bank to float at least 2 of the subs. | bobonumber1 | |
14/12/2020 16:55 | Well they're trading at 50% discount to assets now but the problem is imho , the management are in no hurry to execute business plan to monetise investments as they are still on decent packages being paid to sit and watch the last few investments of what was once a large portfolio until something happens. Looking through the holdings there doesn't appear a catalyst in the near term , though a number look to have good potential.So it looks like dead money for the time being.Overheads too high for what is essentially fairly passive management.Should be no more than 2-3% as a management fee ..I think it works out far higher so that eats away at value.Best thing would be a bid at 50-55p from venture investor to put this out of its misery. I doubt CA or Invesco would refuse that level in current circumstances. | kooba | |
14/12/2020 16:08 | Not the greatest looking chart - anyone got any theories as to why? Or is it just someone selling into an illiquid market? | frazboy | |
04/12/2020 11:58 | https://twitter.com/ | costi_1672 | |
03/12/2020 14:03 | a great idea bobo | buffettjnr | |
03/12/2020 13:59 | 2021 is the year to float. Let the market value the subs rather than NAV | bobonumber1 | |
03/12/2020 11:13 | At this rate, wondering if we might make ST's Bargain Shares 2021 portfolio - may have tipped it too recently to include it tho. But the sort of discount to NAV play he punts. Surely 2021's the year for another disposal/capital return.. | spectoacc | |
02/12/2020 15:20 | https://www.iiotconn | bobonumber1 |
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