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10/6/2025 10:21:52 | I like to see the bot's on it, looking for a sustained rise off 41s, back into the 50s for starters, GLA |  lawson27 | |
09/6/2025 09:41:53 | Definitely looks undervalued around the 40 pence mark. However, if the directors ain't buying why should anyone else ? |  luckygit | |
09/6/2025 09:40:36 | I pray they don’t release the good news that the Abu Dhaby licence has been approved as the share price would be sure to fall again !! |  francoismyname | |
05/6/2025 15:56:13 | Now below the price we closed at on Tuesday night before the positive RNS on Wednesday morning ref USA licence.
Couldn’t make it up.
53p - 4 weeks back on no news. 41p today with USA licence in the bag.
Go figure !! |  francoismyname | |
04/6/2025 16:00:38 | Fran, obviously hugely positive but maybe it's a case of "show me the money " after their journey so far, investor confidence needs re wetting. They are certainly making the right moves |  scemer | |
04/6/2025 15:41:21 | Corrupt as it comes here at CABP.
43p on the back of very good news.
Not worth investing in if all you get is a 2p rise for a USA licence we have been waiting on for 18 months. It’s fell 13p in past 6 weeks on no news.
Remember the days when this went up 7/8p in a day on no news. Those days appear long gone. |  francoismyname | |
04/6/2025 14:31:04 | The London fintech behind the “worst IPO of the year” in 2023 is seeking to revive its fortunes with an expansion to New York after it secured a licence to operate in the US. CAB Payments told markets on Wednesday that it has received approvals from the Federal Reserve and The New York State Department to operate a representative office in New York, via its subsidiary, Crown Agents Bank. The Southwark-based business, which offers cross-border foreign exchange services, said the New York office will act as a regional business hub to drive new client business in the region, as well as helping strengthen relationships with US Dollar clearing partners and to further support payment flows from clients in South America. It follows an expansion into the European Union after CAB obtained a payment service provider licence from the Dutch financial authorities, allowing it to operate across the European Economic Area.
CAB Payments CEO Neeraj Kapur told City AM: “A very large majority of our business is US dollars…so there’s no doubt that in terms of its presence within our business it is extremely material. “Being there will open up more doors for us…and I think it’s appreciated that we have taken the step to be in their jurisdiction. “We’re not people that come in and out of territories, because we’re there for a very strong strategic reason that isn’t going to go away until we see the wholesale removal of the US dollar as a reserve currency.” ‘Execution is key’ Kapur said Abu Dhabi was another city the company was looking at expanding into “because the Middle East is playing a massive role in providing capital into emerging markets now.
Neil Wilson, UK investor strategist at Saxo, said CAB’s move into the US marks a “major move into region and expands its FX footprint by staking a claim in USD payment networks and establishing relationships with USD clearing businesses.” “But as ever the key is that it needs to execute on this opportunity,” Wilson said. “Shares have not really done anything positive for the last year since the news about its EU licence…that development last April baked in a lot of hope and expectation but investors were left disappointed and would be nursing heavy losses if they’d bought in on that hope.” |  francoismyname | |
04/6/2025 09:51:09 | If he’s not going to back his own call then I’ll take a hit and run as it’ll say all we need to know
D |  dennisbergkamp | |
04/6/2025 09:32:19 | CABP Interims are due on 14/08/25 so there will be a "close period" from 14/07/25.
The CEO and Directors now have 5 weeks to show willing and some commitment in their own ability to run a company to encourage the wider share ownership?
Not holding my breath though. - The CEO is probably planning a 6 week cruise around Africa so he can visit lots of Capital cities to promote his 4 Pillars meaning he can claim all this on expenses!! |  bigwadds | |
04/6/2025 08:47:23 | May be our wonderful CEO has been in a "close period" whereby he knew this was coming so it would have been classed as inside information?
What are the chances of him now actually buying any CABP shares with is OWN cash to show willing and give a bit of a boost to show confidence in his leadership?
I'm not holding my breath as I suspect he will just keep appointing free shares to himself to boost his massive overall package.
Or perhaps he is still travelling all over the world visiting the top poorest countries to let them know about his Four Pillars!
AIMO/NAI/DYOR
Best wishes all LTH |  bigwadds | |
04/6/2025 08:35:02 | A bit of positivity for once.
I should write more depressing posts as it seems to have a positive effect.
Surely 60p is due in a couple of weeks.Not having the licence was one of the main reasons we were down at 41p.
Hopefully upwards and onwards. |  francoismyname | |
04/6/2025 08:08:07 | Yep. US license, EU license, Abu Dhabi in progress. Great news |  muffster | |
04/6/2025 08:06:33 | Thanks Edmonda. |  hazl | |
04/6/2025 08:04:27 | Oh I hope so babbler. Being honest I tucked my holding away and haven't kept up. |  hazl | |
04/6/2025 08:03:18 | This is the news everyone was waiting for and had given up hope on hence the drop from over £1. Should have a very good day. |  babbler | |
04/6/2025 07:46:00 | Should be received well, GLA |  lawson27 | |
04/6/2025 07:17:58 | "New US licence widens global footprint"
CAB Payments has announced that its subsidiary, Crown Agents Bank Limited, has received regulatory approval to operate a representative office in New York. Over time, we would expect this development to boost growth in the greater Americas region, and in particular the LATAM regions of South and Central America.
We knew the licence application process was underway and, as detailed in our April initiation report - - it will help to build additional and stronger relationships with US-based US Dollar clearing partners, which are key to the execution of CAB’s FX and cross-border payments transactions. It allows CAB to solicit business directly in New York, and ramp up ‘in-market’ sales efforts.
We remind readers that the New York office follows the setup of CAB’s EU office in Amsterdam (licensed April 2024), and that a further licence application is in process to operate an office in Abu Dhabi. All of these footprint expansions form part of CAB’s strategic plan to be a primary player in moving money for clients (both ways) between developed markets (mostly Europe and North America) and emerging markets (mostly Africa, Asia, Middle East and Latin America – with a focus on ‘hard to reach’ frontier markets). The granting of the New York licence shows strong execution against that plan.
Link to note (freely accessible): |  edmonda | |
03/6/2025 10:59:38 | What a disaster!
Totally wasted my hard earned here,
Francois, you have my backing. Sack the lot and get people in that want to turn this around
D |  dennisbergkamp | |
28/5/2025 16:16:29 | Back down to re entry levels @41s |  lawson27 | |
16/5/2025 12:33:57 | On 13/06/25, our wonderful CEO, Mr K@p#r, will have held this position for 12 months.
What are the chances of him putting his hand in his own pockets and actually BUYING some shares himself instead of just awarding himself more freebies?
I'm not holding my breath!
I know our previous CEO (Mr B Tr#v#di) would have run things much better this past 11 months so the share price would not have fallen back this far.
AIMHO/NAI/GLA |  bigwadds | |
09/5/2025 13:29:18 | All sensible comments on here so far.
No doubt, all the "trolls" will start appearing on here shortly and will write their "expert" opinions and advice and this may become the usual "chat room" for all the lonely saddos with nothing better to do.
AIMO/NAI/GLA |  bigwadds | |