Argentvive Share Discussion Threads

[safman] 15/1/2008 11:54

Argentvive PLC
15 January 2008


15 January 2008


ArgentVive plc
('ArgentVive' or the 'Company')

Result of General Meeting
Expected completion of share placing (the 'Placing') and acquisition of
Solcara Limited ('Solcara')

ArgentVive announces that at the General Meeting of the Company held today, the
resolutions set out in the circular sent to shareholders on 21 December 2007
(the 'Circular') were duly passed without amendment.

As a result, the Placing, which has raised £4.2 million (before expenses), will
now be completed. Furthermore, the proposed acquisition of Solcara can now
proceed and is expected to complete later today. The terms of the Placing and
acquisition were set out in the Circular.

Accordingly, application has been made for 12,625,291 new ArgentVive ordinary
shares, ranking pari passu with the existing ordinary shares, which are expected
to be admitted to trading on AIM on 16 January 2008.

Upon admission the number of shares in issue will be 41,191,307.


Enquiries:


ArgentVive plc Tel: [phone]
Kevin Fleming

Charles Stanley Securities Tel: [phone]
Nominated Adviser
Russell Cook
Carl Holmes

IAF Securities Tel: [phone]
Gary Pinkerton

College Hill Tel: [phone]
Mark Garraway




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
saffy..

[safman] 15/1/2008 10:53

denton has spent another what.. 750K acquiring shares @ 50p per share.. he certainly is a motivated individual.. and one i think will take argv to new heights.. one to watch..

saffy..

[safman] 15/1/2008 10:47

excellent..

Argentvive Director/PDMR Shareholding




RNS Number:7835L
Argentvive PLC
15 January 2008



15 January 2008



ARGENTVIVE PLC
("ArgentVive" or the "Company")



Director's Shareholding


ArgentVive, the AIM quoted e-commerce group, was advised on 14 January 2008 that
Charles Denton, Deputy Chairman, on 11 January 2008 purchased 25,000 ordinary
shares in the Company at a price of 50 pence per share.


Following this purchase Mr Denton holds 15,565,503 ordinary shares, representing
approximately 54.6 per cent of the Company's existing issued ordinary share
capital.



The Company announced on 21 December 2007 that it has completed a placing of
8,365,291 new Ordinary Shares (the "Placing Shares") at a price of 50 pence per
share conditional, inter alia, upon Shareholder approval at a general meeting to
be held 15 January 2007 (the "Placing"). Charles Denton has undertaken to
subscribe for 1,528,291 new Ordinary Shares in the Placing. In addition the
Company also announced that it was acquiring Solcara Limited for a cash
consideration of £1.62 million and up to 4,760,000 new Ordinary Shares of which
4,260,000 new Ordinary Shares (the "Consideration Shares") are expected to be
admitted on 16 January 2008. Therefore, upon Admission of the Placing Shares
and the Consideration Shares to trading on AIM Charles Denton's shareholding
will be 17,093,794 ordinary shares which will represent approximately 41.5 per
cent of the enlarged share capital of the Company.





Enquiries:

ArgentVive plc 01932 569 912
Kevin Fleming



saffy..

[safman] 10/1/2008 12:58

good luck all.. did have a peep at solcara.. looks good, they also have cash raised at a pretty good level..

good luck..

saffy..

(hope to hear how they r progressing)

[jammy02] 07/1/2008 10:21

Slow start to the new year but have no doubt that with all the news and activity in the last month or so of 07 we should see this start move on again in this quarter...

Good luck to all involved...

[charlton1] 24/12/2007 11:56

Merry Christmas to all shareholders who have waited for a turnaround ...2007 was a great year ...glasses raised for a prosperous 2008

[safman] 21/12/2007 10:04

Have not had time to look up..



but the serach mkt, auctions, deals with amazon, ebay, all part of a wider picture.. which i'm trying to grasp at the moment..

will take a further look ..

good luck..

saffy..

"argentvive"

[safman] 21/12/2007 09:34

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - ArgentVive PLC said it bought Solcara Ltd for
4.47 mln stg and added it has raised 4.2 mln stg through a placing of up to 8.36
mln shares at 50 pence per share.
Of the 4.47 mln stg, the company said, it will pay 1.62 mln in cash and up
to 4.76 mln consideration shares.
"The acquisition of Solcara strengthens significantly our own management
expertise, provides us with an impressive list of blue chip clients for our B2B
division, and gives us access to valuable development resources, intellectual
property and expertise," Kevin Fleming, finance director of ArgentVive said.
[e-mail]
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saffy..

[safman] 18/12/2007 10:15

no share goes up in a stright line... but argv are getting all the logistics in place .. it certainly no mickey mouse when u consider as a logistical company they have have tesco as a client..

don't expect massive upswings because from her its a medium term hold..

saffy..

[safman] 18/12/2007 08:11

RNS Number:1252K
Argentvive PLC
18 December 2007

ARGENTVIVE PLC

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH IFORCE LIMITED

ArgentVive plc ("ArgentVive" or the "Company") is delighted to announce that
AuctionAssist Limited ("AuctionAssist"), its multi-channel market maker for
white and brown goods, has entered into a strategic partnership with iForce
Limited ("iForce"), a specialist return goods processing company. Under the
terms of the agreement AuctionAssistTM will provide an onward sales and
auctioning solution for iForceTM and in return iForceTM will become
AuctionAssist's preferred supplier for reverse logistics.

With increasing competition in the retail sector leading to reduced prices,
together with the legislative challenges brought about by the Distance Selling
Act and the WEEE Directive, there is a significant and growing need for an
efficient processing solution to ease working capital pressure on retailers and
to maximize the value of returned goods. This strategic partnership between
AuctionAssistTM and iForceTM will provide a market leading solution to retailers
and manufactures for dealing with returned stocks.

The iForceTM returns solution is built around a technologically advanced
streamlined processing system. iForce's software provides real time information
enabling clients to pre-plan work schedules and agree disposition routes before
the items have been received at the returns center. iForce's clients include
Tesco and House of Fraser. During peak periods iForceTM currently processes over
15,000 individual items per day.

AuctionAssistTM has developed multi-selling market making systems for disposing
of distressed stocks for maximum value. AuctionAssistTM recently achieved
"Merchant@" status on Amazon and is a leading established electrical retailer on
eBay. AuctionAssistTM is also currently developing a B2B sales channel which is
expected to be launched during 2008.

Sieng Van Tran, CEO of AuctionAssist, commented:

"iForceTM operates one of the most advanced and efficient processing systems in
the industry. We believe that the technology and experience AuctionAssistTM has
to offer will create a unique partnership that will provide significant benefits
to both parties as well as creating a reverse logistics operation that carries
significant appeal to retailers."

Commenting on the agreement, Mark Hewitt CEO of iForce:

"We have looked at partnering with various organisations and believe that
AuctionAssistTM is the most advanced. We are confident that this collaboration
will result in us being able to provide an innovative market leading solution to
our existing and future customers."

18 December 2007

Enquiries:

ArgentVive plc Tel: [phone]
Kevin Fleming, Finance Director

Charles Stanley Securities Tel: [phone]
Nominated Adviser
Russell Cook/Carl Holmes

College Hill Tel: [phone]
Mark Garraway/Kate Rock




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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[charlton1] 17/12/2007 13:57

I agree, samedaybooks comes of age.....well done Charlie boy I've been waiting 4 years for this company to move and it's certainly inspiring

[safman] 13/12/2007 14:08

it seems they have a new improved SDK website..

not bad..

saffy..

[jammy02] 06/12/2007 16:26

Agree with you there Baronstjohn...

This company is providing some superb short term returns for people should they wish to take them but I'm looking at this as a much longer term investment. With a bit of profit taking at certain milestones I dont doubt.

This is a great company with some real direction and with Mr Denton at the steering wheel this has some way to go yet.

It all does sound very happy as if nothing could possibly go wrong ( cries of "ramping" will start to appear before long no doubt ) but strongly believe this is one to watch going in to the new year.

As always DYOR

[bubsy2] 06/12/2007 15:03

JUST THE BEGINNING

[baronstjohn] 06/12/2007 14:21

I would hope that we have on board serious investors who from the start believed in this company. I too have made a substantial profit and will continue to give my support. There are to many threads out in the message group world that eagerly ramp amnd dump. Those guys are are not needed on here as Argentvive words speaks for itself. When the years high is reached l for one will be reaching for the Champagne and toasting the Company lol.

[safman] 06/12/2007 13:17

not at its yr high yet.. its v early on but denton has certainly started to tell his story.. question is what sort of investors are in this..if based on the longer term principles.. then it could go higher.. (t would reuire further news..)

good luck.

saffy..

[jammy02] 06/12/2007 12:25

It is a very exciting time for the company although these are big steps forward. I'm for one am very happy and have made a decent profit but am going to hold for the time being.

Think there is still more to come and that we should see the £ mark breached in the first half of next year...

Well done to all that bought in early on...

[baronstjohn] 06/12/2007 11:50

I can only say that Christmas has come early this year. Just logged on and what a surprise UP another six pence this morning. Did we not say a couple of days ago that this company is one to be part of. For the last week l have been walking around the house with a dirty big smile on my face , talk about a Cheshire cat. Well lad's and Lass's for those that have not brought so far get on board before you regret it.Merrrrrrrrrry Christmas to one and all and Mr Denton of course.

[safman] 05/12/2007 18:33

"Good luck to all who are in ARGV, and have a merry christmas."

and the same..

good luck..

saffy..

[safman] 05/12/2007 18:22

just as i was about to leave.. no not 10000 @ 1.1p, i was offered 750K or 75000 shares at 1.1p todays value..

sometimes with these shares u need a lotta luck and a knight is shining armour..

saffy..

[uumode] 05/12/2007 18:18

well yes, you could buy 10,000 shares for 1.1p = £110
which after consolidation = 1,000 shares at the same value of £110

In absolute terms the share price has risen 1.1p to 11p overnight, but any holdings anyone might have, have stayed the same value.

(btw consolidation didn't happen at 1.1p, I only used it to illustrate the example)

Anyway I'm not having a dig, just couldn't understand the angle :-)

Good luck to all who are in ARGV, and have a merry christmas.

[safman] 05/12/2007 09:07

ArgentVive inks web development deal

04.12.07 Anna Richardson

ArgentVive, the e-commerce group formerly known as Samedaybooks, has signed a deal with Redberry Digital to develop its search tool BookRabbit into a new book buying and social network hybrid aimed at the "prolific book buyer".

Redberry will provide ArgentVive's Retail8 Consumer Division with design and build services in return for a fee and a share of the new BookRabbit 2.0 site's sales revenue.

The current version of BookRabbit offers a search and location service for users to help them find local bookshops using a mobile web browser, such as the iPhone. The new version is expected to launch mid-2008, with a number of additional features.

Kieron Smith, Retail8 m.d., said: "We are targeting a book selling market worth £550 million which is not being engaged with or adequately serviced. Our aim is to secure a significant market share by meeting the more demanding needs of prolific book buyers who, like us,
have a passion for books."

Retail8 has also appointed Will Jones as IT director, and Kwen Wan. Jones previously worked at Waterstone's where he developed the bookseller's new transactional website.

Saffy..

[safman] 04/12/2007 23:01

"Safman,

1.1p to 67p it not quite technically right.
Would be '11p' to 67p as there was a share consolidation. (or 1.ip to 6.7p pre-consolidation)"

no not really.. you could buy at it lowest at around 0.11p aka 1.1p .. yr high at 7.5p aka 75p in todays value at consolidation 1 in 10.

denton aquired SDK at 0.6p per share or 6p in todays value..

so the lowest SDK or ARGV has been in today's value is 1.1p NOT 11p ..don't forget denton has acquired SDK at 6p todays value and raised 750k at 15p in todays value..

and yes it has risen from a low of 1.1p to almost 70p.. but that is not at its yr high..

saffy!

[baronstjohn] 04/12/2007 20:45

Totally agree Jammy. With a few sales today there wasn't much of a dent. If there were to be any profit taking l would have expected that today but it really didn't happen. This share has been a proven success story and may it continue to be.

Detailed ArgentVive Share Price Changes
Period Price Change Percent Change
1 week 50.00p +16.00p +32.00%
1 month 46.50p +19.50p +41.94%
3 months 46.25p +19.75p +42.70%
6 months 6.25p +59.75p +956.00%
1 year 2.50p +63.50p +2,540.00%

[uumode] 04/12/2007 20:40

Safman,

1.1p to 67p it not quite technically right.
Would be '11p' to 67p as there was a share consolidation. (or 1.ip to 6.7p pre-consolidation)