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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cyanconnode Holdings Plc | CYAN | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.20 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 9.20 | 9.20 | 9.20 | 9.20 | 9.20 |
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| TECHNOLOGY HARDWARE & EQUIPMENT |
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Posted at 24/11/2024 11:58 by inthetin If JC ever gets Cyan written about in the Investors' Chronicle or Shares magazine, I will believe that he is genuinely attempting to find new investors in our company.MB talks about SALT and the company that owns 70% of it (i.e. TEK). TEK (market cap - £18M) has raised money recently at 10p and 7.5p and pretty much gets mentioned in IC on a weekly basis. You can only go back 8 years on IC and there isn't one sentence written about Cyan. Why is that? Can anyone find anything written about Cyan anywhere (shares mags or newspapers - not industry articles)? |
Posted at 14/11/2024 14:23 by indiestu (Sharecast News) - Premier Miton Group reported a 9% increase in assets under management for the financial year ended 30 September on Friday, reaching £10.7bn, up from £9.8bn a year earlier.Despite the annual growth, the AIM-traded fund management group said it experienced net outflows of £133m during the fourth quarter. It noted that investor interest was gradually returning, with more positive market signs emerging. "It was pleasing to see that net flows into our funds and segregated mandates were positive during June, July and August," said chief executive officer Mike O'Shea. "Significant uncertainty ahead of the budget in the UK later this month appears to have dented investor sentiment more recently. "As a result, the improving environment for sales that we saw over the summer has reversed." Net flows for September were negative, with O'Shea reporting a "meaningful redemption" from one of the UK-focussed investment trusts the company manages, bringing the total outflow for the quarter to £133m. "This is disappointing after the stronger inflows seen over the summer. "It is to be hoped that once the full impact of the budget, particularly on capital gains and pensions, is known, then investor confidence will return. "Encouragingly, though, we continued to see positive flow into the Tellworth funds following their successful integration into the Premier Miton business." Mike O'Shea said investment performance also continued to be good in many of the firm's key areas. "Our UK equity teams have delivered strong returns over the last year as have our multi-asset teams. "It has also been pleasing to see improving short term numbers for some of our international equity strategies as equity markets have broadened out in recent months. "Both our fixed income and absolute return teams have continued to build on their impressive longer-term numbers - all of which stands us in good stead for when the flow environment improves." At 1108 BST, shares in Premier Miton Group were up 2.57% at 60p. TLDR - Net outflows for the fourth quarter £133m against AUM £10.7bn. Forced redemptions necessitating the selling down of their stake in CYAN? I'm not buying it. The sale of CYAN wouldn't have made a dent against £133m which they could have managed with money market instruments. Heed the warning signs. Even the bucket fund managers are beginning to smell the coffee. |
Posted at 15/10/2024 21:07 by nick the greek 1 Basically the more tightly held the stock is by "investors" is a good thing (in my opinion) for both investors and "potential" traders. |
Posted at 10/10/2024 16:23 by derek ten bag Totally agree Multi. I'm no businessman, but I do believe that John and Heather have steered the company extraordinarily well and I certainly don't begrudge them the rewards that come with it. But we, as investors - many long-term and significant investors - also deserve the rewards from taking the risk and backing the company, often -as you say - through some pretty difficult times. Let's hope the good news and the rewards are not far off. Best of luck to everyone on here for a great end to the year. |
Posted at 10/10/2024 12:29 by cameronrtd indiestu Statistically, you are much more likely to be wrong. If you base your investment decisions off of chart reading, I can see a lot more evidence of a decline coming up. Ignoring charting, it seems like for a steady fall in the share price to come because that tends to happen following a positive news event with this company, as with most small companies. Investors understand that positive news drives the price up. They also understand that smaller companies release news far less regularly than larger companies, so the probability of more news following recent news any time soon is small. Therefore, the price is likely to decline, which is fantastic for investors willing to wait and get in at a good price again. Thinking about your point, you are basing the likelihood of a huge rally on a single event that took place in 2020 during an extreme market boom. The market is very different now to what it was. A sample size of one is a laughably small sample from which to make any kind of probabilistic inference, and the shareprice's behaviour ever since has been quite consistent, going from brief and rises, fast falls, and steady stagnation around the previous price floor. The next time it booms, if it booms, it will be because something meaningful has changed the prospects of the company. It would be very nice to see a significant move towards profitability because I think that's really what investors are waiting for. |
Posted at 09/10/2024 08:25 by derek ten bag JC said at the Q&A that they would be increasing their information flow to, and engagement with, investors. Given that we seem to be in a hiatus while whatever deals are being done in the background, this would be a good time to live up to that promise and keep investors up to speed with current progress. It almost feels like all work has stopped for the moment, which I am sure is not the case. I suspect good progress is being made regarding deliveries and installations, Go-Live situation, and so on. And some aspects of the website could do with updating. None of that would be market-sensitive. Come on JC and HP, remember the faithful. |
Posted at 11/9/2024 11:59 by multibagger Hi CousinIT :)Taxes - they are a huge consideration for those who are fortunate enough to make enough capital gains over the CGT threshold - it is not on everyone's radar ! With average UK investor portfolio sizes apparently about £4k in total (not taking indirect exposure from Pension pots), this should come as no surprise. Apparently only about 3% of UK tax payers fall into the CGT paying category - so from a vote bank perspective it is a no brainer for Rachel to harmonise IT and CGT thresholds for shares sales which will take some from 20% CGT to 45% CGT straightaway. Having spoken to various HNI investors, I do know that they have been mitigating for these impending tax tsunamis as best they can.....a good problem to have, but nevertheless still a consideration ! I am aware that some wanted to participate in the recent fund raise by directly having their subs directly routed into ISAs. This was not possible - however the mechanism to have it allocated directly into SIPPs was. Though EIS was not in play in this CYAN fund raise, EIS has its own issues. You can only avail of EIS if you don't already own shares in the specific company you plan to invest in. If you already have a share holding in the same specific company, then you can't avail of EIS even if it were on offer. HMRC rewards EIS investors for the "risk element" and use the logic that if you are already invested, then you are already cognisant of the risks and cannot be rewarded twice. However, if you have made your initial investment as an EIS into a company there is the option to avail of EIS benefits in subsequent fund raises if that option were to be still available. How things look/seem/appear, are different from various points of view and a good old conspiracy theory can be made to fit any situation and social media the perfect medium to spread fake news ! |
Posted at 11/9/2024 08:11 by nick the greek 1 Hi tightfistI agree re him previously being sceptical which is why I was interested. The only way (it appears) this share price will go north is (obviously) if people buy it in the OPEN market (not in placings) and these buys are not matched by sellers. I’ve been keen to note one or two new, well respected investors have bought in and posted on here of late and this is what the share price needs. I wasn’t expecting this recent placing and feel it gives a different view on the potential of achieving a greater share price for a forthcoming deal with Intellismart which is surprising but very good in my view. My guess is they will now take the lid off and get/hope the warrants will kick in to allow more cash to the pot asap. Then do the deal with Intellismart. They do so need new investors from the open market though and this damn seller to finish. I took part in the placing and was scaled back by 50% so have filled the remaining 50% since cleansing. To get a placing away at a premium in these markets is basically extraordinary, especially with the back up of £300k from the BoD. Absolutely stunning to get it away at a good premium it really was and oversubscribed, quite unbelievable. I think the share price of late, in particular the “holding” It’s just the way AIM is, it’s a roulette wheel. Also discouraging that our FD publicly said not long back that they doubted they would need to place for monies but it is what it is, that sort of comment doesn’t sit well going forward though imo. Just follow the money as our thread host says! |
Posted at 22/6/2024 06:54 by multibagger Good morning DTB and all :)The CYAN AMISP announcement came as a hugely pleasant surprise to me but the "dots" were there if one thinks about it (with the benefit of hindsight). The scale of CYAN recruitment which we kept hearing about, Wi-SUN alliance, ongoing R&D, the development of a full "C" Suite team etc - all indicated there was a step change in ambition and scale for CYAN. It was the case of paddling furiously whilst the surface appeared calm and RNS news flow/comms dried up as the senior team were focussed on the developing the business and much to the chagrin of retail investors and BB posters. On reading the Q&A and reading between the lines, I get the feeling the CYAN team are thinking of preparing the company for an Indian IPO in due course - they have not denied it either. To build a market and appetite for CYAN to enter the the red hot Indian stock market, the growth story has to be proven and demonstrate a strong pipeline of potential contracts both in India and abroad. Winning a few large, multi-million smart meter flagship RDSS contracts would catapult CYAN into the Indian Business TV News Channels spotlight and prepare the ground for an Indian IPO. I think the Dubai Office also adds value that we are an "international company" and winning contracts in that region would also burnish our credentials - Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the Middle East have a reputation as a land of "riches" to many Indians as they form a large part of the expatriate population there. So a narrative and story is being woven backed with evidence that we are a serious player internationally in the smart meter space with more to come in the forms of gas, water, EV charging, IoT etc . The fact that we are now hearing of a VP for PR (edited) in India is no accident....but a part of brand building and moving from being a B2B player to enter the consciousness of the Indian investor (B2C in some way). The Indian stock market is rapidly moving from a FII majority held to an Indian retail investor base and the scale of digitalisation and selling smart phones with stock trading apps pre-loaded and KYC being centralised means nearly every Indian could become a stock market investor. This is a veritable tsunami of people which could make the likes of the US Gamestop/Reddit gains being chicken feed ! The Indian retail investor stock market audience needs to be worked on from a CYAN reception perspective - as there are already literally hundreds of Indian companies offering 100% stock market gains year on year recently ! I have some excellent inputs/research into learning and understanding the bigger India picture and hence a strategic decision to spend more time on that front - in essence all economic growth and development is based on energy one way or the other and it is CYAN are at the very foundation of this Indian growth story. To paraphrase, "India was not built in a day" :) Good luck all ! |
Posted at 14/11/2023 13:54 by inthetin Hi NTG1Can't see why they are buying subscription shares, unless they are buying them in their sibling(s)'s names. It says:- Qualifying Investors A stated aim of the EIS is to attract outside investors to companies. As a result, the scheme denies EIS relief to investors who are ‘connectedR This includes: * Employees or directors of the company * Investors who (together with their ‘associates the company’s share capital * Relatives of connected persons, though NOT SIBLINGS * Business partners of connected persons * Existing shareholders whose shares are not SEIS or EIS qualifying, or subscriber shares * There are provisions for ‘Business Angels’, enabling certain investors to become directors. |
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