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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Bango Plc | LSE:BGO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0BRN552 | ORD 20P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-4.50 | -3.54% | 122.50 | 120.00 | 125.00 | 127.00 | 122.50 | 127.00 | 143,008 | 08:08:15 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Radiotelephone Communication | 28.49M | -2.14M | -0.0279 | -43.91 | 94.05M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/7/2017 08:55 | Worldpay takeover rumours helping here today. Consolidation in payment processing industry bodes very well for bango. Let's just hope it doesn't happen too early. We want our just desserts here. | smallcapinvestor1 | |
03/7/2017 15:25 | Breakout bodes well | hamidahamida | |
03/7/2017 15:04 | Nice breakout on today's strong buying. | x54v | |
03/7/2017 13:30 | Some coverage here too | x54v | |
03/7/2017 09:58 | Some good buying this morning and starting to look ready for another strong swing up from here. Simon Thompson is a fan and has a strong buy recommendation - | x54v | |
29/6/2017 21:29 | last year half year trading update was 11 July, no reason to think they wont issue the same this year is there? strange trading activity on this share, they seem to have days of almost no trades | mark_jm | |
29/6/2017 11:26 | Simon Yes lets hope we get an update as this will give us a good idea as to where EUS is without Amazon. To be on target for doubling EUS they would need to be on or around the £276m - £280m EUS exit rate end June EUS based on a month on month steady increase although I suspect the EUS jumps at each activation and especially with a migration. It maybe if the EUS ramp up has been slower than expected they skip the trading update which would spook the market ( although would provide a good buying opportunity)and wait until the H1 results in September when the Amazon deal has started to ramp up as well as some of the other activations. | lentjes | |
29/6/2017 10:07 | I hope investors understand that Amazon Japan will only be in the very very last tiny bit of the period covered, so these results will be good but NEXT results will be the enormous, company-making ones. | simonsaid1 | |
29/6/2017 09:49 | Last year trading update 11 July. Hopefully similar date this year will be good opportunity to update market on EUS trajectory. | smallcapinvestor1 | |
27/6/2017 18:21 | David Kempton. ..... have bought more and also added toBango (BGO), which Hargreave Hale bought for me a year ago and has since trebled.It seems mad to buy more of a company already trebled in a year with, as yet, no sign of profits. However as an enabler for mobile phone users to make payments on connected devices, they're on the cusp of massive market potential, having signed up for five years in Japan with Amazon, whose local annual $10bn billing is mostly paid by mobile phone, very much the Japanese (and African) method of choice and part of the culture. Amongst others Google, Microsoft and Samsung also plug into the Bango payments platform. | j777j | |
27/6/2017 16:10 | Looks like the India market is hotting up and lets hope the Vodafone DCB is coming our way once the Idea / Vodafone merger is completed if not already | lentjes | |
26/6/2017 12:39 | Microsoft have updated their DCB activation list on Friday last week with a raft of legacy activations removed and Base & Proximus added for Belgium. Whilst I have nothing to support this I suggest Proximus is at least another Windows 10 / Xbox in the bag for Bango and although this would appear to be just be a switch from the legacy activation the revenue possibilities from Xbox are far greater than the old Windows Phone Store. Maybe at last Microsoft are getting their act together and we will see many more Windows 10 / Xbox activations in the coming months. | lentjes | |
23/6/2017 16:07 | I never said I don't like bango I love what they are doing I just think valuation is bit high for me to invest right now maybe if the price stays around these levels or drops by Xmas I am a buyer:) | kaka47 | |
23/6/2017 11:42 | https://twitter.com/ | smallcapinvestor1 | |
23/6/2017 11:16 | simonsaid1 - 22 Jun 2017 - 14:08 - 1334 of 1347 - 1Lol think how much cash he has lost with all these doom predictions. Since his doomsaying we're up, what, 20% now? Hilarious.Fast growing company with tons of new contracts including Amazon, as well as Google and Vodafone and countless others. You are the worst troll ever, lol.Please give me stock tips so I can do the exact opposite and make some good moneySIMONSAID1...YO | kaka47 | |
23/6/2017 11:07 | You wanted to know now you want to report make up your mind | kaka47 | |
23/6/2017 09:47 | So if we apply the same ratings as bgo big sofa technology will be close to £2 Current price 25p | kaka47 | |
23/6/2017 09:44 | Person who wanted to know my share BIG SOFA TECHNOLOGY BSTonly capped at £14 million growing over 200% for last few years Plenty of cash will become profitable next year forecast to grow even faster signed deals with Ipsos P&G SSI | kaka47 | |
23/6/2017 09:39 | Person who wanted to know my share BIG SOFA TECHNOLOGY BSTonly capped at £14 million growing Plenty of cash will become profitable next year over 200% for last few years forecast to grow even faster signed deals with Ipsos P&G SSI | kaka47 | |
22/6/2017 18:41 | I am surprised anyone bothers to answer Kaks47. He has nothing useful to say so please just ignore him. | amt | |
22/6/2017 16:32 | Try reading this, to understand why Amazon Japan is so transformational for Bango: hxxp://webcache.goog 'Internationally the leader in DCB, particularly for physical goods, is Japan. Since the start ofGlobal carrier billing revenue 2015 vs 2020 the 20th century, Japan and the wider far-east has developed into one of the most technologically advanced regions in the world. High levels of advancement are evident more than anything else in mobile, with Ovum estimating that the Asia Pacific region makes up well over half of global DCB revenue with a multi-billion dollar worth.' | simonsaid1 | |
22/6/2017 16:28 | If you're not a short seller, how are you this naive? Do you not understand how forward P/E works for growth companies? If you really don't then sorry for shouting, I guess. Given the scale of contracts Bango is signing, including Amazon Japan which you STILL haven't acknowledged (come on man!), the low cost of operations (they have nearly finished recouping the huge cost they paid years ago to build out infrastructure to handle all these new deals - how neat is that), the market is still valuing pretty conservatively. If you mainly trade main market I can see why AIM P/E ratios might look unlikely. But evaluating a business in early growth is a very different activity to an established one that can't move as fast. Spend some time reading about the Amazon Japan deal (including 2 carriers KDDI and NTT Docomo which are 3/4 of the entire Japanese cell market!). Amazon Japan does around $10bn of revenue a year. Even a small slice of that is enormous for Bango. And this is Japan, where direct carrier billing is totally normalised into the culture. All this while over 200 other contracts are being negotiated for new deals elsewhere. You are seriously undervaluing and underestimating this company. But that's fair, if you want to make bad investment decisions feel free. But stop posting things here which are simply incorrect and betray a lack of understanding of the company and the sector. Otherwise we will assume you're a day trader/short seller, and you will get a rough time from all of us. | simonsaid1 | |
22/6/2017 16:16 | I am not a short seller all I am saying is this no way in a million years bgo should be capped at over 100 million, to justify this kind of valuation at this stage bango should be making minimum £3 million profit. | kaka47 |
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