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| Freedom4 | LSE:FFG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0005846018 | ORD 0.1P |
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Posted at 20/7/2009 12:24 by nils214 hope you guys got yourselves into HAWK, we just had 2 big rns's in quick succession, share price up 50% since the lows of 29/30p a couple of weeks back, just made more in 3 weeks than in 3 years with pxc/ffg!!! Of course...I need to sell to make the profit but the share price has much further to go. Currently sub 50p and a broker note with share price valuation in excess of 2 GBP, so still time to get in in spite of the recent rises. And the valuations are now based upon estimates of oil in place following testing using Petrel software which is designed by schlumberger, one of the biggest companies in the area of oil analysis and field service operations. dyor but you will be sorry if you miss it. |
Posted at 20/7/2009 11:13 by troys Freedom4 Result of General MeetingTIDMFFG RNS Number : 9404V Freedom4 Group PLC 20 July 2009 ? 20 July 2009 Freedom4 Group plc Result of General Meeting and Transaction Update On 1 July 2009, Freedom4 Group plc (the "Company") announced that it had conditionally agreed to acquire Daisy Communications Ltd, the SME value-added reseller, and the Vialtus Assets, the mid-market managed solutions provider, ("the Acquisitions"), in conjunction with a proposed Placing to raise up to GBP83 million. The Acquisitions constitute a reverse takeover of the Company under the AIM Rules and were therefore subject to shareholder approval at a General Meeting convened today. The Board of Freedom4 Group plc is pleased to announce that, at the General Meeting held earlier today, all resolutions proposed were duly passed. Shareholders have approved, inter alia: * A share consolidation on the basis of 1 Consolidated Ordinary Share of 2.0p each for every 20 Unconsolidated Ordinary Shares of 0.1p * Acquisition of the entire issued capital of Daisy for GBP30 million in cash, with the issue to Daisy Vendor and Daisy Optionholders of 63,750,000 Consolidated Ordinary Shares, valued at GBP51.0 million * Acquisition of the Vialtus Assets for GBP13 million in cash and the issue of 36,250,000 Consolidated Ordinary Shares, valued at GBP29 million * The allotment of 103,750,000 shares at 2p each in relation to the proposed placing of GBP83m, conditional upon admission * A change of the Company's name to Daisy Group plc. Freedom4 Group plc will be renamed Daisy Group plc, with AIM symbol DAY.L, and the ISIN number will be GB00B61G9L20 The authorised share capital will be increased by 300,000,000 Consolidated Ordinary Shares in order to accommodate the share allotments for the Acquisitions, the Placing and any future allotments.Applicati the London Stock Exchange for admission of the Enlarged Share Capital of 255,493,395 Consolidated Ordinary Shares of 2p to trading on AIM. The Admission will become effective and trading will commence at 8.00am on 21 July 2009. The total number of shares in issue, and total voting rights, immediately following Admission will be 255,493,395. For further information including defined terms included in this announcement, the Company's admission document can be found at www.daisyplc.com -ends- For further details, contact: +------------------- | Freedom4 Group plc | Tel: 020 7766 6909 | | Peter Dubens, Non-Executive Chairman | | | Stewart Porter, Chief Financial Officer | | | | | +------------------- | Daisy Communications Limited | Tel: 01282 607785 | | Matthew Riley, Chief Executive Officer | | | Katharine Butler, PR Executive | | | | | +------------------- | Liberum Capital Limited | Tel: 020 3100 2220 | | Steve Pearce | | | Tom Fyson | | | | | +------------------- | Financial Dynamics | Tel: 020 7831 3113 | | Juliet Clarke / Ed Bridges / Erwan Gouraud | | +------------------- This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END REGSEUSUSSUSELW |
Posted at 13/7/2009 11:26 by nils214 I'm out as of today, 135,963 was my sell, put the money into HAWK instead, medium term I think it has better prospects. End result on my PXC/FFG was about a 2K profit after about 3 years investment I think!! All of the cash returned now in HAWK, hoping for minimum 100% return this year if oil price stays steady and HAWK announce huge increase in proven reserves.Not saying FFG not worth a punt, but the wimax licence doesn't look like it will be worth much as the govt try as many ways as possible to please the big mobile operators and provide additional bandwidth imo. So as per VOB above, the rollercoaster ride that might now be expected is one I prefer to be out of for the moment. Good luck to all those still sailing the good ship Daisy! |
Posted at 01/7/2009 09:24 by nils214 my shares are now in profit by 128%, however I am p*ss*d off...they buying before the suspension was a clear sign of insider dealing, people leaking information to certain parties while most s/h's are left in the dark. The announcements only come 'after recent rise in the share price we must inform the market that we are in talks which blah blah blah' thus allowing a load of crooked dealers and investors to make some huge profits, hence the 90m sell off already. assuming an average price of c. 1.7p, those 90mln have been sold for 1.95mln profit!! Barstewards!! |
Posted at 01/7/2009 09:19 by nils214 ok, just re-read the statement, and 80p is the expected share price after consolidation:204.4/255.5 = 80p Total number of Consolidated Ordinary Shares in issue immediately following | 255,493,395 | | Admission | Market capitalisation of the Company at the Placing Price immediately following admission| GBP204.4 million | | | |
Posted at 01/7/2009 08:45 by nils214 well a very nice rise after opening bell...however I must admit I have no idea whatsoever whether to sell now and invest elsewhere or ride the wave and hope that the newly formed company will be able to deliver on its promises. the share consolidation of 1 for 20, how will this affect the actual sp? If say it is 1 new share at 2p for 20 x 0.1p, we just have them consolidated by a factor of 20, so e.g. 100,000 becomes 5,000, conversely one would expect that the share price will increase 20 x's, thus at 4p today, they should hit 80p? Any comments?? |
Posted at 30/6/2009 15:43 by spights Daisy focuses on mobile30 June, 2009 - 12:59 A new mobile division has enabled Daisy to step into the data sector offering mobile data as a lead product. The man at the helm, Neil Gething, reveals Daisy's ambitions and strategy in the mobile arena. Daisy Communications entered into a joint venture with Siminn (Iceland Telecom) in May 2009. As part of the deal Siminn's UK business, Aerofone UK, an independent mobile service provider for business telecoms and data solutions, was renamed and rebranded as Daisy Mobile. This mobile division is headed up by incoming Managing Director Neil Gething, founder of the successful Isis Telecommunications, a company sold to Vodafone in 2006. Gething was attracted to Daisy by its success story and 'bright future'. "Daisy has a strong reputation in the fixed market, built on a real commitment to customer service and back office efficiency, and the opportunity to carry that success into the mobile field was one I didn't want to turn down," said Gething. "Like most people, I knew of Matthew Riley and his profile within the telecoms industry. When I had the initial conversations with him regarding my previous experience at Isis and what he envisaged Daisy Mobile to be, it was apparent that our respective views of the world are closely aligned. He's also a very persuasive and a difficult man to say 'NO' to!" "I expect Daisy Mobile to be the UK's biggest producing independent mobile service provider within a year" The Aerofone joint venture with Siminn was a good place to start executing some of these plans and shared visions. Aerofone has a good reputation and good people with a dual share price licence. "I was aware that Daisy had been looking at acquiring licences for some time and the joint venture made the Daisy Mobile proposition strong from the outset," added Gething. "In terms of our target segment and channels, we think we can cover all bases below enterprise size customers. We already have a sizeable SME customer base to whom we can cross-sell mobile. We have also acquired some great mid-size SMEs and we already have a solid account management team to grow this sector." He noted that the indirect channel is already well established having working relationships with over 250 active business partners. "This will be a key area for us," added Gething. "Chris Burney runs a terrific team of business partner managers and they are all eager to diversify their product sets. In terms of markets and products, we have some innovative ideas. Ultimately FMC will happen and we will watch that space, but in the meantime our clear focus will be on data products and applications." According to Gething the challenge is to replicate the success of Daisy Retail with Daisy Mobile and cross-sell into the existing base. "We now have over 35,000 business customers. This continues to grow at a healthy rate, so we don't need to look any further than this. Nobody said cracking the data market was going to be easy. We need clear propositions, good partners, and the Daisy values delivered by strong account managers and product managers. Recruitment and training will be at the heart of this." Gething aims to grow market share by working closely with the networks. "We need solid alliances, building and selling to the networks' own business plans and engaging their vast resources to sell into our existing customers. Daisy already has the channels and a strong sales team. This team will grow quickly, supplemented by product and support specialists. We have a sizeable base to cross sell to and we anticipate delivering very healthy numbers, quickly. I wouldn't want to claim any market share goals at this stage but I'm happy to state that I fully expect Daisy Mobile to be the UK's biggest producing independent mobile service provider within a year." Gething is equally as clear about the hot market opportunities for SMB resellers in the mobile a -------------------- |
Posted at 08/6/2009 22:53 by nils214 any ideas on expected timescale for news?? Do they have a time limit as I am sure they can't keep the shares suspended indefinately!!! If this is going to be a reverse takeover, so FFG will be the ones actually taking over another company and therefore I wouldn't expect there to be any immediate rerating, if any at all, as the best we could hope for is a company that fits with FFG and is maybe very undervalued for some reason??(or is it the other way around and another company will reverse into FFG?) |
Posted at 06/6/2009 00:18 by spights Re: Institutions buying in-announcements techno foxx View Author's profile | Add to favourites | Ignore | Author's posts Hatton Does nobody read RNS data anymore? The institutional buys were all dated the 2nd and the 3rd of June and thus have already been factored into the price (they caused the rise prior to suspension). All are also threshold reports so don't reflect total purchases. As for "catching up", the suspension may well run until any deal is done, then the new price will reflect the merged companies and any new shares issued so could go up or down. Techno Fox You rightly say does nobody read RNS any more, however with all due respect to you, it is only when you combine the institutional buys with the statement from freedom4 you start to understand the significance of these evens to the actual share price, which would have triggered an even higher share price? as it is I believe someone has questions to answer regarding the timing of these big Institutions buys? or are you saying all this was just coincidence? Clearly someone new what was going on for these big buyers to come in and hover up nearly 20% of the companies shares just before the announcement was made? -------------------- |
Posted at 04/6/2009 14:26 by psonice Outsider tip:Thursday, June 04, 2009 Freedom4 Confirms Reverse Takeover Talks Communications group Freedom4 Group PLC (AIM: FFG) confirmed that it is in talks regarding the possible acquisition of two businesses which may or may not lead to a transaction which might constitute a reverse takeover under AIM rules. It made the statement in response to the rise of its share price in morning trade. Freedom4 was trading up 11.1 percent at midday. |
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