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| Ebt Mobile | LSE:EBT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033044313 | ORD 0.1P |
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| 21/11/2007 | 00:06 | EBT MOBILE *CHINESE * VERSION OF CARPHONE WAREHOUSE | 177 |
| 30/1/2006 | 16:22 | eBet Limited ( ebt ) ( eBet Gaming & Online Division. ) | 70 |
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Posted at 29/5/2021 18:06 by mokhan2 Thanks for your reply squeakyfrank.I received in my account the equivalent of 3.9p per share dividend sometime in Nov 2020(ex dividend JUL). Pleasantly surprised, as i considered it a write off a while back. Good luck, with your research; a few items of interest i picked up - * Their shares whilst not listed public can be traded on Britdaq on share matching basis - with the last recorded trade in 2019 - 75K shares at 2.5p - (making the 3.9p dividend even more intriguing) * Waverton Investment held 5.2M shares of EBT as of April 2016 in their Asia and Pacific Fund - not sure they still do but to hold them for a number of years after delisting suggests to me they may have discussed future prospects with the company(just a theory on my part). * Their original website had not been updated for a number of years and recently became inactive. I've found a new website which seems to belong to them: If i find anything else i will post here - in the meantime can only wait and see if there's a repeat of the dividend in 2021. |
Posted at 14/5/2021 13:55 by squeakyfrank mokhan2I 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 04/11/2008 12:08 by explorer88 spudders - yes, Barclays are incorrect. The tender offer is limited to a specific number of shares (approx. 10% of the issued share capital). You're only guaranteed to get the tender offer price for approx. 19.9% of your shares. If all the other eligible shareholders accept the tender offer, then you won't receive any payment for the remaining 80.1% of your shares in EBT. |
Posted at 15/8/2008 15:46 by cheekyfella I was orginally attracted to EBT on the back of the article below which was from November 2007. EBT Mobile, China's answer to Carphone Warehouse, was unchanged at 17¼p, despite signing a deal with the Chinese arm of NEW, of the United States, to provide extended service agreements to its customers. Panmure Gordon believes that this could help EBT to break even next year and that shares are worth 36p. |
Posted at 15/8/2008 10:44 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 21/5/2008 10:46 by explorer88 Reading through the 2007 annual report, i note that there are 15,637,170 options outstanding with an average excise price of 5p (current share price 15p). I also have three questions which i wonder whether anyone can provide answers to please...1. Last year EBT expanded into Chengdu in Sichuan province. How have these new outlets been affected by the earthquake? 2. Whilst there are around 220m shares issued, there are near 3.5 BILLION deferred shares (3,447,931,806). Please could someone explain the relevance of this huge number of deferred shares? implications? 3. I note that EBT's former solicitors are sueing EBT for alledged unpaid work. Does anyone have any insight into the possible outcome of this litigation against EBT (i note that EBT lost their earlier legal battle with a previous litigant - the Scottish Ministers - and were ordered to pay the litigant's costs). |
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. -------------------- explorer88 post 578 7th Dec: JT - news is leaking out - better be quick in your buying, otherwise someone else will snap up the shares ;-) -------------------- 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 27/6/2007 07:15 by divinausa1 Ebt Mobile China Cooperation with Tesco-ChinaRNS Number:0661Z EBT Mobile China PLC 27 June 2007 For immediate release 27 June 2007 EBT Mobile China plc ("EBT Mobile" or the "Company") Cooperation with Tesco in China EBT Mobile, a leading China-based retail chain selling mobile phones and related products and services, is pleased to announce that its Chinese subsidiary, EBT International Trading (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. expects, subject to completion of final contractual arrangements, to open 7 mobile phone stores in the next few weeks within hypermarkets operated by Tesco Hymall, Tesco plc's vehicle for expansion into China. The first EBT Mobile store within Tesco Hymall has opened today in Shanghai. As part of Tesco plc's international expansion strategy, it has acquired 90% of the equity of Hymall from Ting Hsin, one of China's leading consumer food and beverage producers. The 48 existing Hymall hypermarkets in China are mainly located in the east, north and northeast regions. Tesco plc has forecast that this number will increase to 56 by February 2008, as part of its Asian expansion policy. The agreement with Tesco Hymall is an important step and the latest move in EBT Mobile's strategy to enhance its expansion by rolling out stores within leading Chinese hypermarket chains. EBT Mobile already has similar agreements in place with Carrefour, Metro, Lotus, RT-Mart, Wu-Mart, Auchan and Trust-Mart (35% owned by Wal-Mart). Zhang Ge, CEO of EBT Mobile, said: "EBT Mobile is delighted to be selected by Tesco Hymall as its mobile partner. Tesco has an outstanding international reputation and I believe China will become an important market for the UK retailer following its success in other Asian markets. Working with Tesco Hymall is another major step in our strategy to develop key relationships with world class hypermarket groups operating in China. EBT Mobile can leverage its competitive advantage of products, management and capital to establish an even bigger platform, starting in our home base of Shanghai. EBT Mobile will provide Tesco Hymall's customers with a wide choice of mobile telephone products and services, while benefiting from a cost effective roll out of stores within the Tesco Hymall stores." |
Posted at 17/4/2007 14:30 by sheeneqa For immediate release April 17, 2007EBT MOBILE CHINA PLC ("EBT Mobile" or the "Company") NEW OPTION SCHEME and SPECIAL OPTION GRANT EBT Mobile, a leading China-based retail chain selling mobile phones and related products and services, announces that it has established a new share option scheme (the EBT Mobile China plc Share Option Scheme) with a pool of up to four million of the Company's ordinary shares. The Board of Directors has responsibility for supervising the scheme and the grant of options under its terms. Under the scheme, the options vest in 3 equal tranches, on 1 March 2008, 1 March 2009 and 1 March 2010 and are performance based, requiring the Company's share price to increase over pre-set targets with the first target being #0.36. The option allows for a share price increase hurdle which is missed on an annual vesting date to be satisfied at a later date. The exercise price of each ordinary share under the option is its nominal value of #0.001. In addition to the EBT Mobile China plc Share Option Scheme, the Company has today made a special grant of an option over 1 million shares to Stephen Davidson, a non-executive director of the Company. The option vests in 3 equal tranches annually over a period of 3 years commencing on the date Mr. Davidson joined the Company's Board and is performance based, requiring the Company's share price to increase over pre-set targets based upon the Company's share price when Mr. Davidson joined the Board, with the first target being #0.30. The option allows for a share price increase hurdle which is missed on an annual vesting date to be satisfied at a later date. The exercise price of each ordinary share under option is its nominal value of #0.001. Did not take them long to get their noses in the trough! |
Posted at 13/3/2007 07:24 by ursamajorra Ebt Mobile China Cooperation with MotorolaRNS Number:8210S EBT Mobile China PLC 13 March 2007 For release at 7am 13 March 2007 EBT MOBILE CHINA PLC ("EBT Mobile" or the "Company") STRATEGIC COOPERATION WITH MOTOROLA EBT Mobile, a leading China-based retail chain selling mobile phones and related products and services, is pleased to announce that its Chinese subsidiary, EBT International Trading (Shanghai) Co. Ltd, has signed an agreement with Motorola China ("Motorola") to open Motorola-branded kiosks and shops in China. The agreement will authorise EBT Mobile to open Motorola-branded kiosks and shops in China, ranging from 10 to 60 square meters per site, to promote Motorola products. EBT Mobile expects to add at least 50 of these stores to its current portfolio of 233 stores within the next 12 months. This agreement reflects and further enhances the longstanding and successful cooperation between EBT Mobile and Motorola, the second largest mobile phone manufacturer in China. Zhang Ge, CEO of EBT Mobile said: "EBT Mobile is delighted to have signed this agreement with Motorola, one of our most important partners. The arrangement with Motorola allows EBT Mobile to offer a more sophisticated retail experience. Combining EBT Mobile's quality service and Motorola's latest product displays will provide an enhanced shopping experience which we believe will allow us to sell more value-added services over time." For more information contact: Terry Garrett/ Stephanie Badjonat/ John Moriarty Weber Shandwick Financial 0207 067 0700 Aubrey Powell/ Giles Stewart Panmure Gordon (Broking) Limited 020 7459 3600 About EBT Mobile China plc EBT Mobile China plc is a leading Chinese mobile phone and wireless services retail chain selling mobile phones, airtime, and other wireless products and services. Headquartered in Shanghai, as at 28 February 2007, EBT Mobile had 233 stores in 22 cities, including Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Ningbo and Wuhan. Its mission is to become the leading "end to end" multi-platform retailer of wireless products and services in China, the world's largest market for mobile phones and wireless applications and content. Working with leading industry partners such as China Mobile, Nokia, Motorola, Carrefour, Metro, Auchan and Lotus, EBT Mobile focuses on superior product offerings, convenience and service, as well as objective advice and outstanding customer support. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END SALQXLBFDXBXBBK |
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