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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cyanconnode Holdings Plc | LSE:CYAN | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF93WP34 | ORD 2P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 9.00 | 8.80 | 9.20 | 9.00 | 9.00 | 9.00 | 361,035 | 08:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Electronic Components, Nec | 11.73M | -2.41M | -0.0074 | -12.16 | 29.13M |
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21/9/2017 11:34 | all buys but no share price movement.. | bskiny1 | |
21/9/2017 06:04 | Good morning tightfist and all :) I attribute the hitches and delays in the Indian tender due to sheer scale of the project - sorting out a democratic country with 1.3 billion people is no small matter ! Apart from the Aadhar (national digital identity card) and things like voting, I don't think that any infrastructure project has been attempted on this scale and more importantly centrally coordinated. It is a highly complex project and there will be teething problems....but it will happen, in fits and starts at the worst. I am of the view that CYAN will be involved in a major way in partnership with a number of local players and manufacturers - in a "relationship based" business culture, JC has invested heavily in building and nurturing those relationships. It will pay off big time. The local partners know the ground and know how to do business in India - so the appointment of Anil Daulani is a critical piece in the overall jigsaw. Generically speaking - a key feature of the difference between western and eastern cultures in terms of business planning is that in the West, the planning process and discussion is shorter, arguments more rife and implementation quicker, and changes in trajectory are done during implementation. However, delays due to lack of ownership can cause hurdles. Our Smart Meter rollout could be a victim of this. In eastern cultures, there is a much longer lead time in discussions, debates and planning with deference to hierarchy, but once the project is signed off, then there are fewer arguments and it is completed. Aadhar programme (Reimagining India and Rebooting India by Nandan Nilekani, one of the founders of global IT giant, Infosys are books which give a good insight into the Indian perspective and issues. Nandan was the brain behind Aadhar card programme ) The Indian PM appears to rule with an iron fist (when it suits and is convenient) and has grand visions - so Smart Metering and the electrification of India could be one of his better legacies as he is widely expected to return to power comfortably in 2019. So though smaller countries may appear to be stealing the march, the Indian jumbo is awake, but has not stirred, as yet. And when she does, CYAN will be leading her and her herd.... Anyone going to the GM at Cambridge on 02 Oct ? Good luck all :) | multibagger | |
21/9/2017 06:03 | My post with regards to delays in the Indian tender....posted elsewhere I attribute the hitches and delays in the Indian tender due to sheer scale of the project - sorting out a democratic country with 1.3 billion people is no small matter ! Apart from the Aadhar (national digital identity card) and things like voting, I don't think that any infrastructure project has been attempted on this scale and more importantly centrally coordinated. It is a highly complex project and there will be teething problems....but it will happen, in fits and starts at the worst. I am of the view that CYAN will be involved in a major way in partnership with a number of local players and manufacturers - in a "relationship based" business culture, JC has invested heavily in building and nurturing those relationships. It will pay off big time. The local partners know the ground and know how to do business in India - so the appointment of Anil Daulani is a critical piece in the overall jigsaw. Generically speaking - a key feature of the difference between western and eastern cultures in terms of business planning is that in the West, the planning process and discussion is shorter, arguments more rife and implementation quicker, and changes in trajectory are done during implementation. However, delays due to lack of ownership can cause hurdles. Our Smart Meter rollout could be a victim of this. In eastern cultures, there is a much longer lead time in discussions, debates and planning with deference to hierarchy, but once the project is signed off, then there are fewer arguments and it is completed. Aadhar programme (Reimagining India and Rebooting India by Nandan Nilekani, one of the founders of global IT giant, Infosys are books which give a good insight into the Indian perspective and issues. Nandan was the brain behind Aadhar card programme ) The Indian PM appears to rule with an iron fist (when it suits and is convenient) and has grand visions - so Smart Metering and the electrification of India could be one of his better legacies as he is widely expected to return to power comfortably in 2019. So though smaller countries may appear to be stealing the march, the Indian jumbo is awake, but has not stirred, as yet. And when she does, CYAN will be leading her and her herd.... Anyone going to the GM at Cambridge on 02 Oct ? Good luck all :) | multibagger | |
20/9/2017 21:04 | emptyend,Too right, cutting a competitive deal in India is agonisingly slow - eventually I retired before a deal got done!I have been concerned for a long time that Cyan are potentially becoming too powerful in India. I would be concerned about that if I was the Indian government.....Very pleased to see this morning the first concrete evidence of intended licensed manufacturing by a 3rd Party..... JC is Walking the Talk.Cheers, tightfist | tightfist | |
20/9/2017 14:23 | It has been going on for years! | davep4 | |
20/9/2017 14:11 | RogerRail/Rochdale,I suspect you haven't tried to sell to India or some of the other emerging markets. Getting signatures on contracts can be a truly tortuous process - and I can imagine that getting people to actually make a decision is very frustrating if your piece of the tech package is being used by 80% of the bidders! It can go on for years! | emptyend | |
20/9/2017 13:57 | Realistic Skinny! | davep4 | |
20/9/2017 10:49 | TYRU UP 20% AND RISING GUYS | falia | |
20/9/2017 10:30 | Interesting that my [initial] share price target for CYAN was circa 120p [post con] where as FINNCAP have gone for 100p [post con] which is 0.50 [pre con] | cpap man | |
20/9/2017 10:29 | GUYS TYRU RISING NOW | falia | |
20/9/2017 10:28 | Old TP 0.50p new TP 100.00p! Realistic, Optimistic or a misprint! | skinny | |
20/9/2017 10:27 | Having said the above , the significant technical issues should have been sorted out by now so once the show gets on the road delivery should be like shelling peas, or am I oversimplifying? I appreciate they would need to establish local hardware manufacture by their partners, and perhaps there are challenges to the getting the network operational ? If not why the delay in getting a revenue flow from the UK roll-out? | rogerrail | |
20/9/2017 10:27 | CyanConnode* (CORP) Order book grows to $100m Ticker: CYAN Market Cap: £33.6m Price: 28.0p Target Price: 100.0p CyanConnode’s order book has grown to $100m with the receipt of a $29m purchase order from its Ukrainian partner, NIK. This is quite remarkable for a company reporting H1 revenue of £0.6m. The latest and largest-ever order arrives on the back of the interim results, a share consolidation and a major placing. While the company has steadily been amassing huge orders for its leading-edge networking modules and software, our July initiation noted a funding gap to it achieving cash flow breakeven on the back of that volume. With a recent acceleration in sales momentum – including last month’s $10m third contract for smart meters in Bangladesh – the company took the opportunity to raise £8.6m from equity that should see it start to deliver on this huge and growing order book and an even larger potential follow-on pipeline. Alongside the fundraising, the Interim results were released – in line with expectations – and there has been a 200:1 share consolidation to reduce the number of shares to a manageable 120m post the placing. To view our full back catalogue of research notes and search for information on specific stocks or sectors, please visit the Research Portal. This research should be read in conjunction with the disclaimer and disclosures contained within the attached report. Corporate Broking 60 New Broad St London EC2M 1JJ t: 0207 220 0500 f: 020 7220 0597 e: info@finncap.com www.finncap.com | cpap man | |
20/9/2017 10:26 | CyanConnode* (CORP) Order book grows to $100m Ticker: CYAN Market Cap: £33.6m Price: 28.0p Target Price: 100.0p CyanConnode’s order book has grown to $100m with the receipt of a $29m purchase order from its Ukrainian partner, NIK. This is quite remarkable for a company reporting H1 revenue of £0.6m. The latest and largest-ever order arrives on the back of the interim results, a share consolidation and a major placing. While the company has steadily been amassing huge orders for its leading-edge networking modules and software, our July initiation noted a funding gap to it achieving cash flow breakeven on the back of that volume. With a recent acceleration in sales momentum – including last month’s $10m third contract for smart meters in Bangladesh – the company took the opportunity to raise £8.6m from equity that should see it start to deliver on this huge and growing order book and an even larger potential follow-on pipeline. Alongside the fundraising, the Interim results were released – in line with expectations – and there has been a 200:1 share consolidation to reduce the number of shares to a manageable 120m post the placing. To view our full back catalogue of research notes and search for information on specific stocks or sectors, please visit the Research Portal. This research should be read in conjunction with the disclaimer and disclosures contained within the attached report. Corporate Broking 60 New Broad St London EC2M 1JJ t: 0207 220 0500 f: 020 7220 0597 e: info@finncap.com www.finncap.com | cpap man | |
20/9/2017 10:25 | Incidentally, everything showing as a sell at .0015 are actually buys as one of them is mine. | enewman36 | |
20/9/2017 10:20 | CyanConnode* (CORP) Order book grows to $100m Ticker: CYAN Market Cap: £33.6m Price: 28.0p Target Price: 100.0p CyanConnode’s order book has grown to $100m with the receipt of a $29m purchase order from its Ukrainian partner, NIK. This is quite remarkable for a company reporting H1 revenue of £0.6m. The latest and largest-ever order arrives on the back of the interim results, a share consolidation and a major placing. While the company has steadily been amassing huge orders for its leading-edge networking modules and software, our July initiation noted a funding gap to it achieving cash flow breakeven on the back of that volume. With a recent acceleration in sales momentum – including last month’s $10m third contract for smart meters in Bangladesh – the company took the opportunity to raise £8.6m from equity that should see it start to deliver on this huge and growing order book and an even larger potential follow-on pipeline. Alongside the fundraising, the Interim results were released – in line with expectations – and there has been a 200:1 share consolidation to reduce the number of shares to a manageable 120m post the placing. To view our full back catalogue of research notes and search for information on specific stocks or sectors, please visit the Research Portal. This research should be read in conjunction with the disclaimer and disclosures contained within the attached report. Corporate Broking 60 New Broad St London EC2M 1JJ t: 0207 220 0500 f: 020 7220 0597 e: info@finncap.com www.finncap.com | cpap man | |
20/9/2017 09:28 | In my experience delivery is way harder than sales unless you selling double glazing | rochdale | |
20/9/2017 08:44 | The placing was to EIS and institutional investors so it won't be coming to the market any time soon. | davep4 | |
20/9/2017 08:27 | Hopefully! I'm down @57% from my 2010 initial purchase. | skinny | |
20/9/2017 08:11 | Looking interesting here again. | someuwin | |
20/9/2017 08:00 | I suspect we'll see some very high volumes traded in the next couple of days. There is a lot of stock around from the placing, so anyone wanting to adjust their holdings up or down at current prices has a huge amount of liquidity available without moving the price materially in the short term. There will be no "spike"...... but the end result will be that the new shares get circulated into definitely firm long term hands............so I suspect that the days of the "no news" drift off are behind us.As I said at the outset when I invested, Harry Berry is no mug in tech stuff. | emptyend | |
20/9/2017 07:42 | No new"news" on nik website since 2014 !_ | haroldthegreat |
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