Bigblu Broadband Share Discussion Threads

[davr0s] 07/6/2018 18:43

Stronger sellers than buyers today - but noise in the grand scheme of things

[the fat controller] 07/6/2018 12:38

And yet the price drops!
Go figure!
TFC

[quepassa] 07/6/2018 10:12

Thanks.

A Big Buy in BigBlu.

Buying a tad over £300k worth of shares, upping to his stake to more than a whopping £15 million in BigBlu

Great.

Director Buying/Insider Buying ALWAYS a strong sign.

nothing reassures like skin in the game from the Directors....

QP

[mfhmfh] 07/6/2018 09:42

'Christopher Mills, Non Executive Director, bought 258,334 shares in the company on the 4th June 2018 at a price of 117.95p. The Director now holds 13,233,334 shares.'

[dan1nat1] 05/6/2018 19:14

I noticed the large buy yesterday, that explains last weeks dip...it was the same the last time the funds wanted to top up.

[mfhmfh] 05/6/2018 18:19

Harwood Capital LLP have increased their holding again.

[weatherman] 01/6/2018 19:56

Non execs buying.

[weatherman] 31/5/2018 07:16

LTIPs and Options announced.

[weatherman] 29/5/2018 11:26

Non-exec confirmed at BBB. Share prices often seem to settle down after a share consolidation. I had the same with REDS, down to 86p after 100:1 consolidation from around 1.2 - 1.5p. But value comes out in the end (after this morning's REDS news - now a smaller software co. still trading near to expected net cash DYOR).

[oohrogerpalmer] 26/5/2018 07:51

Yeah I wondered that as well.
Expected new BBB shares to open at 1.29 given the last SAT prices was 8,60p.
Somebody made a few quid with rounding down!!!!

[nikiyani] 25/5/2018 23:36

Trying to understand why the share price dropped 7% on day of name change. Am I missing something obvious? Assumed once share consolidation took place, value of holding would stay at par vs previous day

[quepassa] 25/5/2018 06:51

Whilst the Group name has changed from SatSol to BigBlu, does anyone know if they are changing the branding/consumer names of the operating companies also to BigBlu?

This is a list of their many and varied main operating brands and it would seem logical in due course to align all the brands under one name which would give the Company and their brand BigBlu much greater international consumer visibility, align advertising and give homogeneity to a fast-growing brand.

hXXps://bbb-plc.com/about/brands.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[dan1nat1] 24/5/2018 22:53

This is worth a read for anyone that hasn't looked at the new website yet -https://bbb-plc.com/news/view/satellite-solutions-worldwide-becomes-bigblu-broadband-aim-bbb

[weatherman] 24/5/2018 13:13

Link to the old SAT thread:

[weatherman] 24/5/2018 13:09

AGM 24 May 18

From 24 May 2018, the Company will have 56,310,006 ordinary shares of 15 pence each in issue ("New Ordinary Shares") and this figure can be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine whether they are required to notify their interest in, or a change of their interest in, the Company under the Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules of the Financial Conduct Authority.
Admission of the New Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM is expected to become effective at 8.00 a.m. on 24 May 2018. The Company's new ISIN Code will be GB00BD5JMP10.

Change of name

The Company also announces that it has been re-named Bigblu Broadband plc with effect from today. Trading in the New Ordinary Shares under the new name will commence at 8.00 a.m. on 24 May 2018. The Company's new ticker symbol will be "BBB". The Company's website address (including for the purposes of AIM Rule 26) will be www.bbb-plc.com.

Historically, the Company's core competency has been satellite broadband. However, the Company is fundamentally technology agnostic and now operates a portfolio of different technologies, including but not limited to, satellite, fixed wireless and cellular 4G/5G to deliver turnkey alternative broadband solutions to achieve maximum coverage and market penetration with profitable delivery.

Link to the old SAT thread:

[mgdodd1963] 24/3/2006 13:52

totally agree that performance related fees is the way, the problem is, if you're successfull, over time it becomes a big figure - much more than the initial commission. you just cant win!!

[mike24] 22/3/2006 14:55

paul its ok blaming goverment tell me how pensions
are ever going to work with your fees/comm's taken out up front
would you guys ever agree to a performance related products
not likely

[cuzy2] 02/3/2006 10:19

PaulKent, thanks, that post did make me chuckle!

[paulkent] 01/3/2006 01:22

"...in the light of their obligations to BBB's creditors, including the Group defined benefit pension scheme"...
so, is this one of the soon to be many corporate wind ups partly caused by the govts laughable pensions policy...firstly they take billions out leading to deficits, (cunningly kickstarting an equity decline initially which worsened things) then changing the goalposts on assumptions to be used so that schemes are automatically massively undervalued overnight, and inevitably dumping the liability on employers (who funily enough had huge surpluses built up prudently till the govt nicked them!!!)...
not surprisingly, quite a few businesses might think whats the point of being in business if any profit you make in next 10 yrs or so will jsut vanish into this pension scheme... especially since theres now a compensation scheme to look after the employees anyway...oh, and the money for that comes from????.......YES, you guessed it, the other remaining pension schemes who are already in deficit!!!!!!...lol...round and round we go...where do they get the people who run this country from......go find me 100 monkeys and give them typewriters please....