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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Euro.Telecom | LSE:ETE | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003234951 | ORD 1P |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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11/5/2002 00:50 | Any ideas now we are slipping to new lows? | chaneale | |
10/5/2002 20:05 | ho hum bought some of these on a hunch several lost shirts later, I figured out that the hunch should have warned me that this company is a Quasimodo in waiting.... The telecomm lows can't last forever, but then nor can ETE with this much debt and uncontrolled costs in its core businesses.... jonak | jonak | |
04/5/2002 00:50 | I hope not! even with flat sales they can pull out of this! | chaneale | |
04/5/2002 00:41 | another sportworld media, i would wait till announcements | latifs100 | |
04/5/2002 00:39 | just lokked at the trades and yesterday there was a 250K buy in the morning ( I think and then steady selling, but in small amounts and didnt come any where near the possible buy in the morning! Today there was an other possible buy, small then 2 buys and the share price goes down! can we read in to this or not!!!! | chaneale | |
04/5/2002 00:36 | Is this just reading between th elines or have you heard something? I woul dof though that with the other business making money and the le mans to start producing revenue for ETE then even if worst cases came a long they would have to shut down th UK distribution business Not everything? Lets see what happens! If this does go down the pan I will lose a packet! so Ive got my fingers crossed! | chaneale | |
03/5/2002 16:29 | I see blue! sell price just lifted to 3.5 after a buy of 50k! | chaneale | |
03/5/2002 16:01 | I dont think that the directors will start buying in numbers! even in the big companys they buy very few them selves and get given the rest in options! I think most of the options are at much higher prices than this as well! Lets hope the results are good or at least flat with the problems ironed out with room for uptake of UMTS/3G in the next two years! I will be happy with that! If we keep our heads above water then the next two years can be intersting! We just have to stay a float and that the un answered question for now! I have no insider info as well! but its easy to spot the people who say they have but really have nothing! fingers crossed! | chaneale | |
03/5/2002 15:33 | I have no "insider information" few people do and if they did they would be absolute idiots to post them on here! I am just looking at the wider environment and what it happening to companies like carphone warehouse, if they are suffering then you can bet that other parts of the chain are suffering as well. I agree that their new DECT cordless phone division may well prove beneficial, I'm just not sure that that will be enough to save it as that would be the tail wagging the dog. As I said before, I will wait for one of two things to happen. either 1. The year end results clearly show that the UK distribution business has been sorted out. 2. Directors start buying shedloads of stock and I mean SHEDLOADS! not a few thousand pounds worth. I'm on the sidelines for the moment. | salpara111 | |
03/5/2002 09:50 | Its begining to look like the end could be nigh! V. Glad that I decided to wait until the year end results. As I said before, I suspect that they will not have got their core business under control and if that is so then this could well be a case for shutting up shop. Worst case scenario but they tend to come true these days. | salpara111 | |
25/4/2002 00:45 | I posted this on the III BB but no one replied! I was asking if anyone knew if this was paid or not? this was listed in the last results so the 6m should appear in the next results, and depending on if they wrote it down before it might be seen as a profit! any way it would give the company working capital or more dosh to pay off the loans!!!! This is on top of what we were paid for Telematics! 8. RELATED PARTIES During the year the parent company and its subsidiaries sold goods to the value of £2,092,000 (2000: £265,000) and made purchases of £80,000 (2000: £98,000) in arms' length transactions with Global Telematics plc. This is the joint venture company of which the parent company holds 50% of its ordinary shares and of which Edward Belgeonne, a Director of European Telecom PLC until 31 March 2001, is Managing Director. At 31 March 2001, Global Telematics plc owed European Telecom PLC £2,448,000 (2000: £246,000) in respect of these transactions. In addition, Global Telematics plc owed European Telecom PLC an amount of £6,000,000 (2000: £1,250,000) under the terms of a loan repayable within one year which is not interest bearing. | chaneale | |
25/4/2002 00:39 | At themomentit is only the UK part that is having the problems! and they are either goiung to focus on turning this around or getting rid of it! does any one know when the results are out? | chaneale | |
24/4/2002 15:27 | many thanks! I posted a question on the other thread asking if any one knows about the 6M that GT owes them payable within one year as of the 31March 2001? so that now! any thoughts on if they actually got this back? | chaneale | |
24/4/2002 15:13 | Their y/e is 30 March, I cant remember how long they have to report...is it 10 weeks? I think it is around that timescale, which means they dont have to publish their year end figures until some time in June...I think! | salpara111 | |
20/4/2002 11:08 | If a director were buying then it would have to be declared which it hasnt. If some other party was really building a stake in anticipation of taking the company over then they would have to declare their holding as soon as they reached 3% of the issued share capital, this has not happened. In addition, how many long term holders do you think would be willing to sell up at an offer of even twice todays level. Given that the company is not in immediate distress, I suspect that most would be willing to sit tight and wait, hopefully for better times. The company's main business is still the wholesaling of mobile phones, this is a high volume/low margin business which is very susceptible to any increase/decrease in volume. I think that Nokia coming out and declaring their first anticipated decrease in global sales volumes says all you need to know at this point. I suspect that there will be worse to come before it starts to look better. I will be keeping an eye on this stock as there is great potential upside if they can get to grips with their core business but they have yet to prove that they can size the business correctly for current market conditions. All IMO, DYOR! | salpara111 | |
18/4/2002 19:01 | Probably no more info than you posted on the III board 5 mins ago? or is that a coincidence having the same name? post below! ""Hi Having read your posts now, i have been told that either a director or ex-director is takeing the company over and the funds are coming from Malaysia. How true this is i do not know but this is why i brought shares on Monday, please do not ask for source and as always DYOR. Regards "" | chaneale | |
18/4/2002 18:55 | Hi Has anyone any info on this stock? as there has been a lot of buying lately. Regards | silver doller | |
18/4/2002 18:42 | anyone listening to the rumours regarding this one MBO maybe? I have no info but am willing to listen! | chaneale | |
04/4/2002 17:00 | does anyone know when the results will be made public? surley they cannot write down any more, all the bad news it out and surley we shoul datart to see this recover slowly? It will be good to see how much of the debt they have paid off! maybe they will want to hold down the share price a bit longer if they pay off more debt and make the loss look bigger now so they can start with a clean sheet, the directors start buying and the way forward is north? maybe they will hold it down for a MBO or they respect the share holders that bailed them out of short term trouble with the right issue and we can ride the wave together! any thoughts | chaneale | |
02/4/2002 19:41 | Hi sorry about the nickname....to be changed soon though. Euro.Telecom..hmmmm. The way that I would describe this share is 60/30 60% liable to lose and 30% liable to go up. The interesting thing here is that if it goes up even by a few pence that would mean (well for me anyway) a 50% increase in ventured capital. In addition, it may well have the effect of attracting many more hop on investors. (yes I know I'm an optimist really)How long would you have to wait for your Bank/Building society to pay that amount out? Balance it also with the average amount a person spends on the lottery and suddenly a few hundred pounds can seem like a very reasonable investment. Anyway happy hunting to you....as you probably are aware the EOFY account due now...should be interesting reading. M. | a0746948 | |
02/4/2002 09:19 | There may well be brighter times ahead, but they are just that...."ahead" I suspect there there are probably better places to have your money for the next 3-4 months until the full year end results are available and we can see if they are really getting to grips with controlling the losses in the core distribution business and if the new venture of DECT cordless phones is really going to be "a nice little earner" Again I would ask the question...with a market cap in the "small change" territory, if there was real value here, would someone..anyone not have made a bid for the business. As no one seems interested I can only assume that everyone including the people on the inside are not so confident of a successful outcome. I dont see any meaningful director buying here either. Anyway, I will be keeping an eye on this one but only really for the future. | salpara111 | |
01/4/2002 17:59 | Ok the results are for months past I for one will be looking at the current trading statement to see what we can expect after this! Rome wanst built in a day and I can imagine they wont be out of trouble in one day either! or one reporting! I would assume another loss this time around, more debt paid off and a positive statement forward for the next set of results! maybe even a slight move to profit for then! vamos ver! lets see! | chaneale | |
29/3/2002 15:30 | Couple of points. Their core business is still the distribution of mobile phone handsets. They spent the last couple of years gearing this business up right at the same time that the market was starting to mature. I think this coming year is the first year that there is a forecast for a drop in the number of handsets sold. This is a high fixed cost and low margin business as a result it is going to contine to make a loss, you cant just shut it down overnight. The company have made no secret that they see the remainder of the year as being tough, that year end is right around now so full year results will not be out until June, as a result there will be no upside before then and as they have basically said "prepare for the worst" I'm not expecting those results to bring a rise in the stock price, if it werent for the fact that the company is effectively valueless at present I would expect the price to fall until that point. Given that the company has a market cap of under £2M. If the business was seriously undervalued, do you not think that Warren Hardy would buy it back and take it private. Bottom line.....I dont see any upside here for the next 6 months or so and there is still the potential that the core distribution business could finally kill the whole business. As a result I would say sit back and dont do anything for at least 6 months. | salpara111 | |
20/3/2002 16:38 | MZA are a UK based consultancy specialising in European telecommunications markets. For the past 10 years they have been producing detailed annual studies and historic and forecast market information on products including Cordless Telephony. The market for domestic cordless telephones in Western Europe increased to 24.4 million units (including additional handset products) in 2000. Sales of DECT handsets continue to drive growth in the total market, with DECT accounting for 63% of market volumes in 2000. Developments in the DECT arena are forecast to stimulate further growth in the segment, with DECT sales expected to reach 35.3 million units in 2006. In terms of ISDN/DECT, market volumes in Western Europe reached almost 500 thousand units in 2000, although this figure remains heavily weighted by the German market. Sales of DECT multi-cellular cordless PBX systems continued to grow strongly in 2000, with the Western Europe market reaching 937 thousand handsets and 48 thousand systems. This growth in market volumes was driven by integrated solutions, as the market for bolt-on products continued to decline. By 2006, market volumes are expected to have reached 2.8 million handsets and 151 thousand systems. Market volumes are taken from the 2001 Edition of MZA’s “Cordless Telephony” study, which tracks market developments for both domestic and business cordless solutions in Europe. | chaneale |
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