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EBT Ebt Mobile

2.50
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Ebt Mobile China Investors - EBT

Ebt Mobile China Investors - EBT

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Ebt Mobile EBT London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 2.50 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
2.50 2.50
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Posted at 14/5/2021 14:55 by squeakyfrank
mokhan2

I have just received a consolidated tax statement from interactive investor and i too have a dividend payment from EBT Digital. I haven't found any record of money being paid into any of my accounts.....have you any sign of a payment going into your accounts. I'm about to try researching the company to see if the company has been restarted in another form
Posted at 15/8/2008 11:44 by cheekyfella
explorer, I know about Audley. If I were being cynical, I might suggest that the share price has been walked down so that the 'premium to the share price' refered to below is significantly less (ie where we are now) than it was at the time of this info breaking (Nov 2007 when the share price was hovering at 20p)

Audley - the hedge fund run by Julian Treger, best known for his role a few years ago in UK Active Value, the shareholder action group - has built a 25 per cent stake in the company this year. It reckons the company has been undervalued by Aim and will attract a much higher rating on Nasdaq.

Audley proposes to take the company from Aim via a cash offer at a premium to the share price. It claims investors have shown little interest in the company in spite of a strong operational performance. In addition the company has strong links with US companies such as Motorola.
Posted at 29/5/2008 02:43 by mokhan2
Explorer, your last post worries me; especially the 3.5 Billion deferred shares; at first glance that seems to mean dilution, dilution, dilution; comments from experienced investors?
Posted at 21/12/2007 14:11 by explorer88
pj - that would seem to be the idea ...

... however in addition to prospective cash offer from Audley at 25p +, EBT are looking at strategic alternatives and, imo, winning bid is most likely to be from CW value around 30p + (which means that JT still makes a decent % on the shares he bought at 25p earlier this year)

either way, Audley / JT / existing investors will do well. Final bid over 30p would also benefit those who invested last May.
Posted at 21/12/2007 13:40 by explorer88
explorer88 post 577 7th Dec:

fwiw, i think we may see Audley continuing to buy up to around 18-20p, adding a few more %, followed by an offer for the company at between 25p-30p.

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explorer88 post 578 7th Dec:

JT - news is leaking out - better be quick in your buying, otherwise someone else will snap up the shares ;-)

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EBT Mobile China poised to join Nasdaq
By David Blackwell

Financial Times

Published: December 21 2007 02:00 | Last updated: December 21 2007 02:00

EBT Mobile China, the retailer of mobile phones and services, appears poised to be the first company to leave Aim and join Nasdaq in the US.

Audley - the hedge fund run by Julian Treger, best known for his role a few years ago in UK Active Value, the shareholder action group - has built a 25 per cent stake in the company this year. It reckons the company has been undervalued by Aim and will attract a much higher rating on Nasdaq.

EBT, which is trying to emulate Carphone Warehouse in the Chinese market, reversed onto Aim in August 2005, raising £4m through a placing at 17p. Since then it has consistently increased revenues and the number of retail outlets it operates in the affluent eastern areas of China.

In May last year it raised another £5m at 30p a share. But when it returned for further funds early this year, the placing to raise £7.4m was priced at 22p a share. The shares closed yesterday unchanged at 13¾p, giving the company a market value of £30m.

Audley proposes to take the company from Aim via a cash offer at a premium to the share price. It claims investors have shown little interest in the company in spite of a strong operational performance. In addition the company has strong links with US companies such as Motorola.

EBT was expected to move into profit this year but in August it warned of delays in its store opening programme and of falling prices because of a lack of new handsets, which knocked the share price. Nevertheless, it reported a 65 per cent inc-rease in the total number of stores in the first half to 238, and a 41 per cent rise in revenues to Rmb317m (£20.8m).
Posted at 20/11/2007 07:34 by divinausa1
Slap, 1 year is short term, problem with todays investors they want gains in a very short time frame. Im also on a five year short term! view. Yes! 5 yrs is short! Im not to concerned what the share price does this week next month only to the point of considering buying more. Nowt wrong with the company and market for mobile phones in china is not going to disapear.


EBT Mobile China confident of FY as holiday sales soar

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - EBT Mobile China PLC said it is confident of
meeting full-year expectations after a surge in sales during the recent holiday
week period and inking a deal with Wal-Mart China to operate within some of its
stores.
Posted at 24/7/2007 12:02 by igoe104
THIS WAS THE LAST WRITE UP ON THE COMPANY, things seem positive.

21.05.07 :+0.75, (26.5) the group published an upbeat AGM statement, prompting Panmure Gordon to repeat its 'buy' stance on the stock, dealers said. EBT Mobile said it remains confident of meeting expectations for 2007 and that it is well placed to deliver on its plan for growth and earnings by leveraging the existing and growing retail distribution platform. The company said it has opened 49 stores since Jan 1, adding that it adjusted its internal systems and procedures to enhance margins and profits and that the new systems are starting to show positive results. In reaction, Panmure Gordon said it remained a buyer with a 40 pence target price, noting that while the AGM statement did not contain any new news, it summarised the strong progress over the last year. The broker said the statement reiterated the group's focus on enhancing profitability and sales after aggressively building its sales platform. Panmure added that it sees EBT Mobile as an excellent opportunity for investors to build a position in the largest mobile phone market in the world.
Posted at 23/7/2007 09:13 by igoe104
LOOKS like our internet rivals are struggling, which is good news for chinese mobile retailers.

Tom Online Inc. (TOMO) is scheduled to announce second-quarter earnings before market open on Monday. Tom Online has already warned investors that its wireless business, which was responsible for more than 90% of the company's revenue last quarter, will have been hurt by China Mobile Ltd.'s (CHL) data fee notification policy that went into affect May 17.

The line of business most affected will be Tom Online's WAP offering, which generated approximately $5.3 million in revenue in the first quarter. Tom Online is the first major wireless company to announce earnings following the implementation of China Mobile's decision to warn users that they are paying to access Web sites via their mobile phones. KongZhong Corp. (KONG) is the only other U.S.-listed company that might be hurt more than Tom Online by China Mobile's decision to scare mobile phone users who pay for third-party data.
Posted at 27/6/2007 08:15 by divinausa1
Market investors/traders dont seem to be interested so far......
Posted at 09/6/2007 12:16 by divinausa1
fed up after just 2 years! my gawd how investors have changed into short termers I have a 5 to 10 yr view here(1 yr in). I wonder what ACMs medium/long term view is....


Ebt Mobile China EBT Mobile says shareholder Audley Capital lifts further stake in company


LONDON (Thomson Financial) - EBT Mobile China PLC said shareholder Audley
Capital Management Ltd has raised its stake in the company to 18 pct from 17.53
pct last month.
Audley Capital has been steadily increasing its stake in EBT Mobile since
Feb 9, when it had a stake of 15.44 pct in EBT Mobile.

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