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ESG Eservglobal Limited

5.45
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Eservglobal Limited LSE:ESG London Ordinary Share AU000000ESV3 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 5.45 5.40 5.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Eservglobal Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/1/2019
13:47
was told m&g had been buying.
victor2
16/1/2019
13:35
legal and geneneral sold 0.3%
ihatemms
16/1/2019
13:15
can anyone see from todays announcement whos
been picking up shares recently?

victor2
14/1/2019
13:09
Small Company Share Watch - a tip sheet.
largeronald
14/1/2019
13:06
excuse my ignorance but who is scsw's
victor2
12/1/2019
11:36
Looks like someone found out yesterday that eServ were one of scsw's (published today) naps for 2019.
largeronald
10/1/2019
15:18
Activity? There don't appear to be any trades today
daz
10/1/2019
15:01
Do my eyes deceive me, is this actually up?
fozzie
10/1/2019
14:55
Flurry of activity ?
graham1ty
27/12/2018
16:20
The Earthport transaction is clearly positive for ESG (I have a small position) it shows that Visa sees strategic value in buying a trans border payments system. But as there are no metrics for Homesend, as far as I can see, it is impossible to guestimate an appropriate valuation for Homesend, implied by the EPO transaction. In addition, Mastercard could argue it already has a cross-border payents system, as it already owns 65% of Homesend.
jane deer
27/12/2018
10:06
The "leader"??? Homesend is majority owned by MasterCard, so in all likelihood, yes - the leader.
wigwammer
27/12/2018
08:22
The “leader” ??? We wish
graham1ty
27/12/2018
08:12
EPO purchased at circa 300% premium this morning by Visa. Clearly this is an area being increasingly monitored by the big players and ESG has a 35% stake in the leader, Homesend.
wigwammer
20/12/2018
09:00
Here's the ESG presentation from Mello London, November 2018. Given by John Conoley, Executive Chairman.
tomps2
10/12/2018
16:34
Bury a trading update with brexit update. Nice lol
john09
10/12/2018
16:03
"The 2018 year-end revenue is anticipated to be in the range of €7.0 - €7.5 million, lower than previously expected. The Company expects to enter the new financial year with up to €7.5 million of recurring revenue and revenue deferred from 2018, not including new projects currently in commercial negotiation."
tabhair
29/11/2018
20:57
ESG update. This has been written after my attendance at Mello when they presented. As a start up they have been creating the platform with the focus on individual regular small transfers (consumer to consumer-C2C) which do not generate much revenue, using Homesend or Mastercard Send. The transition is now being made from this market to banks using the platform for business transfers B2B). Larger amounts and greater revenue. They are also creating the ability to do the FX transfer as well which also creates revenue-as opposed to using a 3rd party to carry out this function. There are “double figures” in banks currently in process of signing up to the system. They anticipate transferring £4B next year. Bank flows are about $22T market so any small part of that is positive. They do not need any customer facing staff. Mastercard has done that and put considerable resource with its key customers. It is worth mentioning that this is the only asset they have in relation to transfer functions. The recent fundraise was for underlying liquidity to support the expected flows and those funds will be used to generate some return. Some investors at the meeting are very nervous that Mastercard as the senior partner, will in some way “screw” ESG as the minority partner. Two ripostes on that. Mastercard is a bank related business and trust is a key component of their reputation/philosophy. The second is that the “joint holding company” is based in Brussels and liable to Belgian law. In Belgian Law the directors are personally liable to ensure that they act in the best interests of that company and therefore not in the interests of the overseas “ big brother”. I like that particularly after the way Apple dealt with Imagination! The share price has drifted down and there seems to be impatience/concern as to the future. I hold
gerihatrick
29/11/2018
08:57
ESG update. This has been written after my attendance at Mello when they presented. As a start up they have been creating the platform with the focus on individual regular small transfers (consumer to consumer-C2C) which do not generate much revenue, using Homesend or Mastercard Send. The transition is now being made from this market to banks using the platform for business transfers (B2B). Larger amounts and greater revenue. They are also creating the ability to do the FX transfer as well which also creates revenue-as opposed to using a 3rd party to carry out this function. There are “double figures” in banks currently in process of signing up to the system. They anticipate transferring £4B next year. Bank flows are about $22T market so any small part of that is positive. They do not need any customer facing staff. Mastercard has done that and put considerable resource with its key customers. It is worth mentioning that this is the only asset they have in relation to transfer functions. The recent fundraise was for underlying liquidity to support the expected flows and those funds will be used to generate some return. Some investors at the meeting are very nervous that Mastercard as the senior partner, will in some way “screw” ESG as the minority partner. Two ripostes on that. Mastercard is a bank related business and trust is a key component of their reputation/philosophy. The second is that the “joint holding company” is based in Brussels and liable to Belgian law. In Belgian Law the directors are personally liable to ensure that they act in the best interests of that company and therefore not in the interests of the overseas “ big brother”. I like that particularly after the way Apple dealt with Imagination! The share price has drifted down and there seems to be impatience/concern as to the future. I hold
gerihatrick
29/11/2018
07:54
Business Update: 29 November 2018

HomeSend is progressing well, and revenue plans for 2019 are in line with the update given to the market at the time of the recent eServGlobal capital raise. The average transaction value recently has markedly improved driven by newer B2B volumes. Since the eServGlobal fundraise a further number of banks have also successfully conducted initial live transactions on the HS platform, although volumes will only follow according to each bank's own commercial priorities and arrangements.

The Core Business

The Board of eServGlobal has previously reported interest from third parties wishing to acquire the core software business. Conversations are ongoing and progressing well with several parties. At this stage, the likely outcome remains unknown but the Board are cautiously optimistic of finding a favourable resolution and will update shareholders once further information can be provided.

masurenguy
29/11/2018
07:21
Just a glimmer of hope.
hibberts
28/11/2018
10:07
More importantly, why do you hate MMs?
beeks of arabia
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