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[gerry2] 27/3/2006 22:44

Finmac

" I have come to he conclusion that we ain't going to get any money back"

LOL

[finmac] 23/3/2006 00:18

Good evening folks,
The situation regarding Energis is so far now removed from reality,That I have come to he conclusion that we ain't going to get any money back, we have an impossible task to beat Banks and Institutional bond holders. The stock market gets a lot of it's money from small private shareholders and I think it's about time that we had some protection.
Kind Regards
Finmac

[william63] 21/3/2006 10:19

Skyracer

business already booked for this year is 3 million against 1.8 million at this time last year. A 66% increase.
Lets say turnover ends up being 66% up. I believe they have many of the resources in place to deal with this. So eps could increase as much 100% this year . We are then on a pe of 10 and growing rapidly.

Problem is I am an optimist!

[skyracer] 21/3/2006 08:35

Interesting, but NAV is so small the share price would be wiped out if their trading conditions turned down. Risky.

[saltedcrab] 09/3/2006 11:37

Are those certs worth anything?

[william63] 06/3/2006 14:57

CR

Are you still watching and holding?
Result out soon and they currently look as if they are going somewhere!
May buy some more, depends what else happens in the market in the next few days! One probem I have is a lot of my cash went into SMC! :-) Thankyou for your postings on that thread!

[jbat] 05/3/2006 17:07

Freeboxmeister - that's a matrix system there, and it's illegal - shove off!

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[finmac] 04/3/2006 00:46

jaknife
You have earned your money, be layed back and relax, let people grieve for the money they have been robbed of, have commpassion.
Regards
Finmac

[htrocka] 01/3/2006 08:25

Time for second look as turnround plan focuses on boosting domestic operations

The fact that John Pluthero chose to unveil his new strategy for Cable & Wireless's UK arm at Energis's old Reading offices spoke volumes.



For his plans build much on the work undertaken at Energis before it was taken over by C&W last year. Mr Pluthero focused on cross-selling a number of products to large corporate clients, taking a business from the edge of administration into one which C&W was willing to pay £674m for.

His strategy for C&W and Energis's combined UK business - which is on track to deliver £40m of annualised savings by the end of March - looks equally focused.

Culling unprofitable customer accounts, almost halving staff numbers, and focusing on a profitable high-end business is arguably what outgoing C&W group chief executive Francesco Caio should have been doing for the last three years.

Mr Caio aside, the benefits of Mr Pluthero's plans are there for all to see. Although he would not be drawn on the exact cost of the restructuring, he hopes the UK business will have revenues of £2bn a year with double-digit operating margins.

Although his is a three-to-five year plan, he has set himself three achievable goals by September, and seems fairly realistic about what can and cannot be achieved.

He was careful not to be too, if at all, specific as to how much this restructuring will cost, but seems convinced of the benefits. And so he should be.

For too long C&W has concentrated on foreign parts at the expense of what has historically been a legacy business being beaten on its home turf. With Mr Pluthero focusing on the UK, and fellow director Harris Jones concentrating on C&W's foreign assets, perhaps now is the time to witness a reversal of fortunes in the company's share price?

Questor recommended investors avoid C&W last August at 156¼p, and was proved right as the shares have since slipped to 106¾p. But with the resurgence of the UK arm on the horizon, and continued takeover rumours, strong-willed investors should take a second look.

Buy.

Time

[alchamir] 28/2/2006 15:57

If there is someone well informed about all this mess is JakNife. He cames to this trend from time to time, as a management spin doctor. I pretty sure if we keep him talking he could gieve has some insight about what's exactly was on and what can I expect. Jaknife, can you work for us?

[htrocka] 28/2/2006 11:03

For 3000 C@W employees it certanly is an epitaph... ENERGIS is still alive and kicking , mercilessly destroying its usurpers.. The city advisers who hatched the plan to extract cash from C@W for compensation as creditors for Energis have inadvertently given C@W the kiss of death......the Energis curse goes on until justice has been vindicated. Long live ENERGIS.....

[gerry2] 26/2/2006 14:39

htocka

Call that a fan club ?

It Reads more like a epitaph .

[htrocka] 26/2/2006 08:23

I`m not sure about the ESAG....but the Energis fan club still exists.

[kuchi] 26/2/2006 01:06

I am surprise this bb still exist. I lost my money to walk away and never look back... Is ESAG still exist?

[htrocka] 24/2/2006 08:59

apples and oranges....British Energy...twelve months ago was worth MINUS £6bn....todays results have valued the company at PLUS £3.49bn......that`s a £9.34bn swing in twelve months.....they`re the sort of creative accountants ENERGIS should have used.....It makes Energis`s £1.8bn loss look like peanuts.....just goes to show you what accountants can do with numbers.(but then again they did pump in £23m in accountancy fees to `turn` the company around)


(By their fruits ye shall know them....Math. 7:16)

[gerry2] 21/2/2006 16:48

A Bit of EX Banking News :-



AND MORE :-

[htrocka] 21/2/2006 06:00

This thread will die when ENERGIS dies.......so exactly how have the fundamentals of the company so dramaticaly changed from being a bankrupt no hoper saddled with debt as posted by many on this site...to being valued at £800m by THUS in a potential take over bid....who themselves would expect to see the deal as a good investment?.....If you say that it was A.Normans imput that turned the company around...I would say...balony..the original management could have done the same. All that was wanted was a new man at the top of the company....not, as it turned out, a new man caterpulted in on behalf of the bankers interests.

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