Cake Box Share Discussion Threads

[ron manager] 08/8/2006 13:55

Cashbox plc (AIM:CBOX), the independent ATM deployer and operator, announces that it has signed an agreement to be the preferred supplier of internal ATMs for the Texaco service station network whose brand rights are owned by Chevron Limited (NYSE:CVX).

There are around 1,100 Texaco-branded petrol service stations across the UK all of which are now independently owned or operated. Following a competitive selection process, Texaco has chosen Cashbox as an ATM partner with immediate effect.

The first promotional phase of the ATM programme to Texaco's retailer network has already commenced, initially involving 420 sites. Philip Minns, Category Manager UK & Ireland of Texaco, has recently attended retailer meetings across the UK and is actively promoting Cashbox as the ATM provider of choice for internal machines.

Commenting on the agreement, Phillip Minns said: "Being a Texaco-branded retailer does not mean just signing a fuel supply agreement with us, it means having access to a network of support and communication. This is our Bright Horizons strategy and we aim to form partnerships with like-minded, service-focussed companies. These partners will deliver added value to our retailers by providing first class products and services. As such we are pleased to recommend Cashbox as our preferred internal ATM provider."

Carl Thomas, Chief Executive of Cashbox plc, said: "We believe our free placement of ATMs not only delivers increased footfall to the petrol stations themselves but they increase customer retention and cash spend in the shop. Texaco is a nationally recognised name and this agreement will significantly enhance our country-wide network. There continues to be a significant and growing demand for convenient cash and this agreement forms just a part of our strong pipeline of future ATM installations."

[121bedford] 19/6/2006 16:10

I used to work with the MD when he was a sales guy for Hanco. Have a google at the litigation between Carl Thomas and Hanco. The sales model for cashbox is v similar to Hanco.

[jools47] 25/5/2006 15:26

what skinflint just bought £250 worth of shares, and unbelievably it's moved the price!

[capt bligh] 02/5/2006 10:44

Good decision I think.

[capt bligh] 13/4/2006 16:38

Decided to have a punt on these

[Abuse team] 05/4/2006 16:09

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[pverdi] 05/4/2006 16:08

GURU - is Moneybox the one that Cardpoint bought?

[pverdi] 05/4/2006 11:59

I'm quite glad that I did not sell and I have bought a few more.

Cashbox's model seems good to me, i.e. the VW Golf of cash machines, leased free of charge to the pub/shop etc, and self-fill. The already have solid customers like Greene King and Scottish & Newcastle who seem to like Cashbox and 845 ATMs installed with lots more to follow, it seems.

Also, the sector is newish and expanding and Robin Saunders is a non-exec. Doesn't feel like a sell to me.

Anyone any thoughts?

[currypasty] 04/4/2006 13:12

RNS Number:9470A
Cashbox PLC
04 April 2006


Cashbox PLC
(the "Company")

Holding in Company

The Company was notified today by Mr Vernon Flynn that after his recent purchase
of ordinary shares in the Company, Mr Flynn's shareholding has increased to
3,060,000, which equates to 5.02 per cent. of the total issued share capital of
the Company.

[guru11] 01/4/2006 23:38

How does this compare to Moneybox, in the same line of business?

[stewartnumberone] 31/3/2006 08:16

im not sure about the sell recommendation either, i see this as a good prospect, especially being a new issue and placed at 20p

[pverdi] 30/3/2006 16:28

I have got some of these shares myself and am was planning to keep them, so I was interested to see the suggestion that they were a sell. On what basis is this one a sell, esp. given Landsdowne's substantial holding and Cardpoint's mkt cap (EPIC: CASH)? Have an open mind but don't understand the metrics, esp given CBOX's particular model, which I like. Thoughts?

[currypasty] 30/3/2006 14:11

RNS Number:6748A
Cashbox PLC
30 March 2006


Cashbox plc

Holding in Company

Cashbox plc, an independent ATM deployer and operator, was informed today that
following the recent placing, Lansdowne Partners Limited Partnership, on behalf
of client funds that it manages, currently controls 3,750,000 ordinary shares in
Cashbox plc, which represents 6.15% of the issued share capital

[currypasty] 30/3/2006 08:31

monisha at allnewissues has these down as a sell

[currypasty] 29/3/2006 09:46

Press Release 29 March 2006 Cashbox plc First day of dealings on the AIM market

Cashbox plc ("Cashbox" or "the Company"), an independent ATM deployer and
operator, today announces the commencement of dealings of its Ordinary Shares on
the AIM market ("AIM") of the London Stock Exchange ("Admission"). Seymour
Pierce is acting as Nominated Adviser and as Broker to the Company. The stock
market EPIC is CBOX.L


Placing Statistics
Placing Price of Ordinary Shares 20p
Number of existing Ordinary Shares prior to Admission 38,052,000
Number of Ordinary Shares being placed by the Company 22,500,000
Number of Ordinary Shares in issue following the Placing 60,927,000
Market capitalisation at the Placing Price #12.2 million
Percentage of enlarged issued share capital subject to the Placing 36.9%
Gross proceeds of the Placing to be received by the Company #4.50 million
Net proceeds of the Placing to be received by the Company #3.51 million


Carl Thomas, Chief Executive of Cashbox plc, said: "We are delighted that the
flotation of the Company has been completed successfully and that we are one of
only three 'pure play' ATM companies on the AIM market. Our sector continues to
grow apace and developments in the ATM industry make this an exciting and
dynamic industry to be in. We have a large number of sites waiting to be
supplied with ATMs and we look forward to installing these locations as quickly
as possible."