Enables IT Share Discussion Threads

[sweepie2] 06/12/2012 10:28

All your information in the heading might be correct but you have been constantly wrong on NXS for many years. Having looked at EIT and Mike Wallis closely I feel that he might be the right man with the right approach to give some value back to the long suffering shareholders of NXS but nobody can take you seriously until EIT start delivering the goods and give us a reason to increase holdings or become a holder.
Until they do nobody can invest as there are just lots of unknowns and past disappointments hanging over the stock

[bishopawn] 06/12/2012 10:19

One area of interest for me is the attitude of SF Webb Small Companies Growth Fund, which has 755,188 shares in Enables IT(4.80%. Rumour has it that they opted to stay on board rather than sell out to other large investors at the time of T1ps.com's wanting to off-load. If this is true, it would demonstrate a good degree of confidence in Mike Wallis and Enables IT going forward, and I have increased my own holding in the last week on that basis. It would not surprise me, if SF Webb capital did the same at some point on the back of, or to facilitate further acquisitions. all IMHO. DYOR.

Good luck to all holders.

[bishopawn] 06/12/2012 10:11

The information is the header is all accurate (and taken from recent RNS's from Nexus/Enables IT) with one reasonable conjecture about the possible expansion of business with HCA in the USA.

If Enables IT has had a 12 year relationship with HCA private hospitals in London and the SE, as it says it had, and if it has bought into Nexus in order to have a foothold in the USA, we can reasonably speculate that this was not a stab in the dark, but a thought-through business plan with the likelihood of imminent deals across the Pond.

That is not mindless ramping, as Melton has suggested, but his IS mindless de-ramping.

No one can fail to notice his total lack of factual research or sharing information gleaned, that would be beneficial to potential investors or punters.

He will soon discover that he should keep his own counsel, until events unfold.

[bishopawn] 06/12/2012 08:48

De-Ramping Alert.

Ignore the above. Melton is a serial negative.

Follow the bishop on his own thread and you could make a mint.

[melton john] 06/12/2012 08:10

Ramp Alert.

Bishopawn has been promoting this for years since it was Nexus (NXS) and probably when it was PC Medics as well.

I don't know who he is but his credentials as a PI are very suspect. More likely connected to the company in some way.

Why only comments on this company?

Read the NXS thread.

[bishopawn] 03/12/2012 11:48

It seems to me that the market makers have savaged the price since last Monday when the new shares started trading after the consolidation and reverse-taker, simply because they wanted to fleece nervous or ill-informed early sellers. They certainly achieved their aim of getting their hands on their first holdings in the stock at jaw-dropping low prices, which once buyers start to appear will quickly recover. My 5000 purchase this morning is a case in point at 12.5 pence. Any order larger than 5000, and they were asking 15.5 pence to buy.
IMHO
DYOR

[bishopawn] 03/12/2012 11:43

Enables looks to develop new client relationships whilst also focusing on its
current client portfolio which contains customers with whom the company has had
over 12 years of continuous engagement.

Enables offers a complete end-to-end service in the following key areas:

* Virtualisation and Cloud;

* Wireless & Networks; and

* Managed Support

[bishopawn] 03/12/2012 11:38

Under 16 million in issue after consolidation and reverse takeover by Enables IT, giving a useful play in the IT sector in both UK and USA, with Enables IT specializing in Healthcare, and Education, both of which offer the potential for significant organic growth, as Enables has a long term relationship with HCA in the UK, which could well prove lucrative in getting new business from HCA in the USA, with its vast network of private hospitals.

A new hosted cloud infrastructure was launched in October 2012. This has been priced to help gain some early client wins which will enhance the recurring revenue position. This will allow Enables to capture a growing number of companies looking to utilise Cloud based computing services in today's market space.
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"We believe that Nexus's existing foothold in the US markets will offer an ideal opportunity for Enables to cross sell into this substantial and lucrative market. In addition, we believe that the Enlarged Group will benefit from a significant increase in the critical mass of the UK business which, with the broader client base, will de-risk the US focus of the business and will offer further cross selling opportunities. The added strength to the management team following completion of the transaction should allow for increased leverage of the business through both organic and acquisitive growth." (Barney Battles.)

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The IT services market is supported by thousands of IT companies in London and therefore the competitive landscape is generally different on each opportunity. Of the IT companies that are based in London, 1,969 are Official Microsoft Partners and are listed on Microsoft's web site. 100 of these are also VMware partners and 26 are at the same Enterprise Level of accreditation as held by Enables.

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[viateluk] 16/3/2010 22:33

Just couldn't afford the time to chase these things......the man is a pro.....he must be to have made a good living at it!!!

I hope it never RIP

[elmandorfab] 10/3/2010 20:36

The very final nail in the coffin has been delivered. The very last sales person has been binned.

All hopes now rest on the pilot with AXA.

Come June 2010, the name of EI,or whatever trading name they take, will be confined to the bin for good.

Check out the CEO's profile on Linkedin. He's missed of the employment history where has was DQ'd for 7 years as a director.

The next interview for him will be a hoot.

"Can you take us through your employment history Ian?"

"I took a public company into administration. It was delisted from the AIM and we went bust".

"And before that?"

"I worked at Cybit and delivered zero revenue as partner director."

"What did you do before that?"

"I was DQ'd as a Director for 7 years for trading insolvent"

"Would you say your career has been a successful one?"

"Yes, 100%. I've run every business into the ground with no sales, or sending them bust.

IW was last seen outside AXA with a sign, cardboard box and playing the spoons.

"It works, invest more, we are solvent, i am a proven leader"

[elmandorfab] 17/2/2010 08:52

i still wonder what happened to the finance director and co. sec.

He lived next door to IW and he just 'vanished' overnight.

Shame really, IW's plan was to be bigger than Cybit.

Ian, any chance you can now tell us what your selling? You mention that EI were pulling out of the sme market place. Despite being laughed out of every other company you tried to hawk this client base too, you have you ops director running up and down the country selling into the sme space.

You ripped the old equipment supplier off to the tune of 60k. What box are you selling?

[andre] 15/2/2010 08:23

I would venture that it is the directors job to inform the liquidators of all matters relating to obligations of the company. In which case you probably have a case against the directors personally.

I would get legal advice. Especially if your property is being used by the new company. Wouldn't they need a new licence to use your IP?

[wilson blade] 13/2/2010 12:42

Keep looking in the Daresbury area of Runcorn

[wilson blade] 13/2/2010 12:42

Keep looking in the Daresbury area of Runcorn

[viateluk] 13/2/2010 11:03

Where are they moving to?

[wilson blade] 13/2/2010 08:52

viateluk if you needed any further motivation to follow your possible actions he will be able to park his new Porsche 4x4 outside the NEW office building they are reported to bo moving to.

[viateluk] 12/2/2010 22:49

In reply to 503831rct

I licenced £35K's worth of IP into to this company which at the time of its latest demise was not disclosed to the liquidators, whom of course are taking the line..." well, no one told us about it".... I'm reflecting upon the "good money after bad" syndrome. However, after due consideration, I have decided that I am not going to let it go.

[andre] 12/2/2010 18:00

No, a gift from shareholders who fail to complain IMHO.

[503831rct] 12/2/2010 18:00

I am staggared by the front of the man......I just wonder if there are any aggrieved suppliers that might take offence to their money being diverted to such extravagances. Trouble is, it would take time, money and patience (on the part of the aggrieved) for this to have any visibility in the eyes of the Authorities such that the Directors of this company were disabled from continuing to operate in an immoral, conceited and barely legal, way.

[wilson blade] 12/2/2010 13:50

Not so sure he must be doing something right he is driving around in a new 4x4 Porsche, bonus perhaps!!!!!!!!!!

[503831rct] 05/2/2010 09:00

RNS Number : 7284G Eagle-I Holdings PLC 05 February 2010

Eagle-i Holdings Plc

(the "Company")

Cancellation of Admission

In accordance with AIM Rules for Companies, as the Company's shares have been suspended for more than six months, admission of the Company's ordinary shares to trading on AIM is expected to be cancelled with effect from 7.00am on Friday, 5 February 2010.

Commenting, Ian Walmsley, Chief Executive, said:

"Whilst cancellation regrettably means that shareholders will no longer be able to trade in the Company's shares on AIM, the Board considers that this outcome facilitates an important capital reconstruction of the business, including the provision of new lines of debt and equity funding, which is currently under negotiation and is expected to be completed once the Company has been re-registered as a private limited company. It will also enable management to focus on the Company's next stage of development without the associated regulatory and advisory overhead."

For further information, please contact:


Eagle-i Holdings Plc Tel: 01928 795 400 01928 795 400


Rodney Graves Ian Walmsley
WH Ireland Limited Tel: 0161 832 2174 0161 832 2174