Eagle Eye Solutions Share Discussion Threads

[yesrupnel] 17/4/2014 17:21

It got a small amount of coverage in CityAM (Free City newspaper)

[callcentresearch] 17/4/2014 16:40

Yep agreed, I'm in

[stegrego] 17/4/2014 12:47

Eagle Eye is a leading, UK provider of digital consumer engagement solutions to the retail and hospitality industries.

The Company provides a digital transaction platform for the secure issuance and redemption of promotional offers, gift vouchers and loyalty based awards, replacing previously used paper-based methods. The coupons, stored value cards and loyalty markets are currently transitioning through substantial change as both retailers and consumers are moving from paper and plastic to digital offers, rewards and loyalty.

The Eagle Eye platform comprises four key components: campaign creation; issuance; redemption and reporting, allowing the Company's clients to deliver relevant offers, rewards and services to consumers in real time, in a simple and secure way, across multiple media including email, SMS messaging and loyalty apps. The offers and rewards can be redeemed securely by the consumer through any point of sale ("POS") channel.

The Company's current customer base comprises leading names in UK retail and hospitality including Gondola Group, Greggs, Karen Millen, Marks & Spencer, Mitchells and Butlers, Pets at Home, Tesco and Tragus.

Following admission to AIM on 16 April 2014, Eagle Eye's broad-based growth strategy is to grow UK coupon and giftcard market share, increase the number of issuance partners and retail technology partners, enhancing the Casper platform and evaluating US market expansion.

[yesrupnel] 16/4/2014 15:05

I hope so as I invested today! It took me some time before I could find EYE on financial websites

Their website is



This has lots of potentail and a great client list.

[callcentresearch] 16/4/2014 08:43

Is this the company that Terry Leahy

[sagem] 13/12/2007 09:21

When are we expecting news/results for Eyeconomy and I note the share price seems to be dropping now 43p.....your views would be appreciated

[herbertboy] 25/5/2007 18:15

Eyeconomy Holdings plc - P Mc Groary purchases 15,000 shares at 37p

Name: Paul McGroary
Date of transaction: 24th May 2007
Price: 37p per share
Nature of transaction: Purchase
Number of shares purchased: 15,000 shares - 0.10%
Resultant total owned/controlled: 4,255,000 shares - 28.97%

Shares held jointly with Ms Tipakorn Anuvatnujotikul.

Total directors shares 4,755,000 shares - 32.38%
Total shares in issue 14,684,034 shares

[camelot5] 16/5/2007 16:38

Risen continuously.....until today!Down 1.5p,good buying opportunity get in there!

[the big fella] 16/5/2007 16:34

There is already a thread which has plenty of info. It also has charts that work!

[herbertboy] 16/5/2007 16:32

Not a lot of information on this share .does anyone have info-it has risen continuously since NOV 2006.

[james 2] 16/5/2007 16:23

Try this thread ;

[herbertboy] 16/5/2007 16:11

On the plus market, does anyone know recent events?

[herbertboy] 16/5/2007 16:10

On the plus market, does anyone know recent events?

[camelot5] 11/5/2007 22:31

EWR and CGG both up tonight.CGG at its highest for a year!

[tiktakk] 08/5/2007 12:21

Just in case some on this thread aren't aware, there is another ADVFN thread covering Eyeconomy here:-

(this link starts at today's posts)

[camelot5] 04/5/2007 18:03

An excellent end to the week for EYE!

[5dally] 29/4/2007 07:58

Oh well better luck next time, anyone know how to delete a thread

[5dally] 29/4/2007 07:57

I lke to see the charts, I hope this works

[the big fella] 27/4/2007 16:50

Good call BM ... LOL

[the big fella] 27/4/2007 11:59

Buy recommendation in this months AIM & PLUS Newsletter + plus a very nice write up:

Eyeconomy BUY
EYE £3.4m 23.5p PLUS
Eyeconomy Holdings is a PLuS Markets tiddler run
by serial entrepreneur Paul McGroary. It once owned
a successful online advertising agency, which created
innovative pop out ad designs for household names and
now trades as part of AIM listed Media Corp. After selling
up the Eyeconomy Limited business, McGroary took
his cash shell and aimed it at the mining sector, where
he has scooped up an interesting copper-zinc discovery
in Canada.
The flagship asset is a 50% stake in the Marshall Lake
project located 310km north of Thunder Bay in Ontario.
The 43-square-mile property contains a series of high
grade, near surface copper-zinc inferred mineral resources.
The project is currently being developed with the aim
of building up these ore resources and bringing the property
into open pit production at the earliest opportunity.
The area was explored between 1954 and 1996 by
BHP Billiton and ExxonMobil among others, leading to
a series of historic high grade discoveries. It became
accessible after 2000 when new all-weather roads were
put in by logging operators, which now enables access
for heavy digging equipment, modern geophysical tools
and significantly reduced exploration costs.
Nine prospective zones have been identified at Marshall
Lake, of which two are especially noteworthy. The first
comprises a high grade 1.17-million-tonne deposit
of 0.82% copper, 2.71% zinc, 1.77 ounces silver and
0.006 ounces gold. This was discovered by BHP in the
1970s, but it was soon abandoned when it couldn't
obtain the surrounding licence areas and, besides, it
had a significantly larger project up north to attend to.
The oil boom followed and Marshall Lake was forgotten
about as a less profitable and early stage venture. The
other sizeable zone comprises 240,000 tonnes of 1.45%
copper, 4.76% zinc and 2.8 ounces silver based on 15
holes drilled in the late 1960s.
These two deposits could go into production today,
McGroary claims, but to make it really viable it is worth
exploring the surrounding area. Last December, just
a few months after the group had acquired its stake
in the property, a new copper discovery was made at
Gazooma. The last statistics reveal 1.67% copper, 32
grams silver and 0.37 grams gold over a 22.5 metre
section starting from just 2 metres beneath the surface.
The overall thickness is 45 metres. And just last week a
fifth discovery was made 700 metres north of the site,
which defined a 300-metre-long zone of 0.71% copper
over 32 metes, starting from a depth of 41 metres.
Eyeconomy also has a portfolio of investments worth
around £1.25 million. These include 24% of India Star
Energy, 3% of Central China Gold and modest holdings
in Cambrian Oil & Gas, East West Resources
(the Marshall Lake joint venture partner) and Access
Intelligence. These positions can be sold off to fund the
exploration programme, alongside the remaining £0.1
million cash. That may sound like pocket money for
an explorer but the costs of this particular project are
exceedingly low. The rate of roughly £85 per metre to
depths of 60 metres adds up to just £5,100 per hole,
which is split down the middle between Eyeconomy and
East West.
To summarise, Marshall Lake is home to two high
grade deposits totalling 1.4 million tonnes as well as
the emerging Gazooma deposit which is yet to be fully
defined – although the initial finds are certainly intriguing.
A cluster of near-surface occurrences has been
found in the Lease and Jewel Box areas, showing the
existence of an extensive copper system. Based on
data collected so far, we might assume it covers an area
45 x 25 x 50 metres at surface – so it is effectively quarrying
rather than mining – totalling 150,000 tonnes.
What's it all worth? McGroary reckons he needs 5 million
tonnes to make it viable to have a small mine running.
The deposits are close to the surface which is
always cheaper to exploit than a deep mine, and occur
at healthy widths of 10 metres. The nearest railway is 22
kilometres away. At current prices, and assuming only
40% of the resource ever goes to production, a 5 million
tonne mine is worth £40 million (or £20 million when
split equally between the operators). Eyeconomy is now
valued at £3.4 million, which is an 80% discount to its
potential share of this project alone. Incidentally, East
West is capitalised on the Toronto Stock Exchange at £6
million, with Marshall Lake as its primary asset.
Of course, the question is: does McGroary have the 5
million tonnes? The venture has produced a raft of positive
drill results since last summer with more news due
in the near term. The downside is limited and the tentative
upside huge – making this a speculative buy.

[camelot5] 27/4/2007 08:55

EYE up again this morning

[the big fella] 27/4/2007 08:50

Not sure I seem to recall it applying to junior markets in general (including AIM and OFEX as it was then).
When I invested it was because they were trading at a 50% discount to their NAV. However EYE cannot be classed as a mining incubator any more as they are quite clearly a junior miner with some strategic investments. Those strategic investments cover about half the market cap. Therefore their Marshal Lake asset is value at todays price at under 2 mil. EWR equivalent 50% is valued at in excess of 5 mil. They have found six new resource assets in the last 6 months. I think you are wrong re risk premium - it is actually much lower now than when I increased me stake in Oct / Nov 06.

[strow] 27/4/2007 07:59

tbf-ok fair enough and well done on your gain here-obviously risk premium a lot greater for new investors now ,so you really are sitting pretty-still seems a good investment though-will think about it-thanks
p.s -not sure where i can confirm plus tax benefits as does not seem to say this on plus site?

[okuta] 27/4/2007 06:20

Sorry BravoFoxtrot,just read the news on EYE on the Plus Markets and the EastWest connection,sounds good.Always pleased to read your informative posts on whichever threads / regards graham,Entebbe

[okuta] 27/4/2007 06:13

Hi Bravo Foxtrot,I'm still smarting over KMS !!!but don't suppose Ofex could be blamed although a bit illiquid.Noted your comments on the GGG thread about new copper discoveries in Canada for EYE,is INDY involved as well?thanks in advance/regards graham