Amphion Innovations Share Discussion Threads

[mortimer7] 09/9/2013 15:01

Amphion has a significant shareholding in 7 Partner Companies developing proven technologies targeting substantial commercial marketplaces, each in excess of $1 billion. Each Partner Company is chosen with the goal of achieving an exit valuation in excess of $100 million.
Axcess International Inc.
Firestar
Kromek
M2M Imaging
Motif
Private Markets
Wellgen

Amphion also has a specialized entity, DataTern, Inc., established to exploit IP opportunities within the Company's Partner Companies

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 12:55

Max buy 7.5k


lol yes max buy AMP is 7.5k but look what they want even for that....2p against 1.75p offer lol

BUYING 7,500 AMPHION INNOVATION @ £0.02
Action Buy
Quantity 7,500 Shares
Symbol AMP
Firm Price £0.02
Quote Time 09/09/13 12:54:22
Net Consideration £150.00
Commission £5.95
Stamp Duty £0.00
PTM Levy £0.00
Total £155.95
Settlement Date 12/09/13
Settlement Period T+3
Market Currency GBP Sterling
Settlement Currency GBP Sterling
Indicative FX Rate 1.00

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 12:52

10k AMP £175 and you cant even buy that! LOL

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 12:51

You cant even buy 10k shares here. Massive squeeze upwards coming here

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 12:33

Looking good for big rise back up nearer to NAV!

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 10:06

Only a few months ago Directors snapped up shares at 2.75p!!! You can buy almost half of that right now.

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London and New York, 18 April 2013 - Amphion Innovations plc (LSE: AMP) (the "Company" or "Amphion") was advised, on 17 April 2013 that Richard Morgan, CEO of Amphion, purchased 750,000 ordinary shares at 2.75 pence per ordinary shares on 17 April 2013 in the Company. Accordingly, Richard Morgan is now beneficially interested in 25,442,499 ordinary shares, representing 17.31 per cent of its issued ordinary share capital.

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[topinfo] 09/9/2013 09:56

NAV is still 6 x current share price and could rise back up to 14p area IMO but sell the lot and give 9.5p per share to shareholders, now that would be nice!

[29howard] 09/9/2013 09:39

Hilarious on your thread you say Amp is a nil brainer at 1.5p

And you do a quick search and what shows up, you saying the same thing at 3.5p :-))

TOPINFO - 06 Feb 2013 - 16:03:01 - 209692 of 309281
Lol Hatey doesnt like the fact I am correct. AMPs NAV is fact, its in black and white. It is 14p+ compared share price of 3.5p. Nil Brainer IMO.

Read up on AMP and see for yourselves!

[29howard] 09/9/2013 09:37

How many times have you pump and dumped this now, anybody that listened to you
from the start must be down around 80%, what a track record topinfo !

[topinfo] 09/9/2013 09:24

NAV is still 6 x current share price and could rise back up to 14p area IMO but sell the lot and give 9.5p per share to shareholders, now that would be nice!

Our reported Net Asset Value ("NAV") per Share was GBP0.09 (US $0.14) as at 31 December 2012 compared to GBP0.13 (US $0.20) at 31 December 2011. Many of the Partner Companies have been unable to raise new capital in an outside financing event for the better part of three years. As a result, the Board has again taken a cautious approach to the valuation of the investments, reducing most of them further and taking a provision against receivables as precautionary moves. Despite the shortage of capital and the poor economic and financial environment, most of our Partner Companies have seen some progress in the period under review.

Amphion's holding of intellectual property assets continue to be valued at amortised cost, or US $748,048. The directors believe that the realizable value of the intellectual property assets held by DataTern is substantially in excess of the carrying value and the incremental investments being made in the pursuit of infringers of the IP will generate a substantial profit. We believe that if we are successful in concluding licensing agreements with the various infringing parties at levels that meet our expectations, the NAV per Share would be significantly higher.

[29howard] 09/9/2013 09:12

Topinfo

You really are the king of misleading into and spin.

You should cut and paste the whole paragraph after the NAV statement.

Our reported Net Asset Value ("NAV") per Share was GBP0.09 (US $0.14) as at 31 December 2012 compared to GBP0.13 (US $0.20) at 31 December 2011. Many of the Partner Companies have been unable to raise new capital in an outside financing event for the better part of three years. As a result, the Board has again taken a cautious approach to the valuation of the investments, reducing most of them further and taking a provision against receivables as precautionary moves. Despite the shortage of capital and the poor economic and financial environment, most of our Partner Companies have seen some progress in the period under review.

[flasher2] 04/9/2013 18:17

looks RIPE!!!.

[topinfo] 12/8/2013 17:02

NAV is still 6 x current share price and could rise back up to 14p area IMO but sell the lot and give 9.5p per share to shareholders, now that would be nice!

[isis] 12/8/2013 13:04

Their model hasn't really worked but they don't seem to know what to do about it.

I would rather they sold everything and shared out what was left but it is nigh on impossible to get Directors to take this view.

[varies] 12/8/2013 13:02

If only AMP shares provided an unencumbered route into Kromek, they would be cheap at treble today's price. There is, alas, all too much luggage including some very expensive lawsuits.

[ryan83] 12/8/2013 10:34

wasn't long ago the dirs. bought at 2.75p and its lagging somewhat now

[bill182] 12/8/2013 10:31

From the company website:



Kromeks Identifier achieves new highest European performance standard

Anglo-American technology innovator, Kromek, has today announced its Identifier bottle scanner has achieved the newly created Standard 3 for Liquid Explosive Detection Systems (LEDS) following recent regulatory trials.

Previously, the identifier had achieved the highest Standard 2 before this new standard was introduced at the end of March by the European Regulatory Committee for Civil Aviation Security (ECAC). The new Standard 3 requires significantly enhanced performance over the previous Standard 2, with increased levels of threat detection capability and reduced false alarm rates.

Kromek Chief Executive Officer, Dr Arnab Basu said: ''This achievement, together with a 20% reduction in scan time, design changes that include a much faster and simpler user interface, and a roadmap to further reduce the scanning time by 50% put Kromeks explosives detection equipment ahead of the pack.

''The timing is just about perfect; restrictions on carry-on liquids have had the single most profound impact on the passenger experience since their blanket introduction in 2006 and are due to be relaxed with the implementation of new screening measures at EU airports in January next year.

'What makes the Identifier unique is its ability to scan metal cans, Tetra Pak and foil pouches, in addition to all types of glass and plastic containers; this means the Kromek Identifier is the only ECAC Standard 3 approved system that can scan every container type with a simple one button operation.

Dr Basu added: We continue to work very closely with all airport groups throughout the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Asia and are making very good progress.

Currently, we are demonstrating the Identifier to airports throughout the UK and Europe on a daily basis and the system is being trialled by a large number of airports in Europe and around the world, in readiness for deployment when the changes to the LAGs screening regulations in Europe come into effect in 2014.

[bill182] 12/8/2013 10:28

hoggar...thanks for the update. I think AMP's shares in Kromek alone will be worth far more than the current mkt cap of the company!

[hoggar] 12/8/2013 09:41

I see Kromek have attained the highest grade 3 level for detecting explosives and drugs with their new scanners. Kromek is now the world leader in this technology. The improved technology enables Kromek detectors to identify harmful substances through Tera-paks, metal cans, foil pouches, glass and plastic. Not bad.

[varies] 28/7/2013 16:43

hoggar
Thank you for your elucidation of the Axcess situation.
I was thinking more of the various notes in AMP's accounts about the lawyers employed in the DataTern cases. AMP seems to change lawyers often and to part with them untidily.
The lawyers may be more to blame than AMP but this does not look good on a litigant's record.
It was the initial favourable judgment on patents 402 and 502 that attracted me to AMP's shares and a fat lot of good it has done us !

[hoggar] 28/7/2013 12:05

I maybe misinformed but regarding Lawyer fees etc for litigation proceedings, I am of the understanding in the Axcess case that Amphion has raised $10mil through a partnership with RadiantFID LLC to progress patent infringements in the Federal courts and setup license agreements with other third party companies who are currently using Axcess technology. My understanding is Savi has agreed to nine patent infringements with another nine counts under review. What is interesting with this case is the amount of damages Axcess are claiming. I read somewhere that Axcess Lawyers are looking for $35mil compensation for the agreed infringements. This figure excludes the possibility of patent damages from the other nine disputed 953 & 727 patent infringements.
Amphion only has warrants and equity totalling 14% of Axcess with no debt liabilities.

A more intriguing scenario is the Datatern saga. Datatern has taken the patents 402 & 502 to the USPTO for re-examination and ironically been awarded further classifications which strengthens both patents. It remains a mystery why the district judge has chosen to ignore the USPTO and advised Datatern to cease prosecuting SAP & Microsoft clients. The Datatern appeal should shed some light on this judgement.

[isis] 26/7/2013 10:22

Despite having Kromek and so many so called 'Valuable' patents this share has been an utter disaster and is less than a quarter of their stated NAV.

There maybe a spike on any positive news but who knows.

[varies] 26/7/2013 10:07

hoggar
Thanks for keeping us posted.
What really worries me about AMP is the number of unpais lawyers' bills and I have been bailing out at a loss of some 75%.
The directors of AMP seem to have plenty of money from their previous enterprises with which to keep AMP afloat but I fear that a capital re-organisation may come before long that would leave outside shareholders with a much diminished stake, eg a share consolidation accompanied by a rights issue at a large discount.

[hoggar] 25/7/2013 20:22

For those looking for an update on the Axcess litigation trial.

July 24, 2013. In the case, Axcess International, Inc. v. Baker Botts, LLP, Cause No. CC-13-01301E, in the County Court at Law Number 5, Dallas County, Texas, Axcess has received a special number one setting court date of April 21, 2014. The number one setting increases the certainty the trial will occur on that date versus the lower priority position on the December 2, 2013 docket.