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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Kape Technologies Plc | LSE:KAPE | London | Ordinary Share | IM00BQ8NYV14 | ORD USD0.0001 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 285.00 | 279.00 | 285.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/11/2021 08:45 | Already a holder , but thanks anyway ;-)) Richard | dicktrade | |
17/11/2021 08:26 | If you are looking for another company where Slater Holdings have dramatically upped their stake, from 5.74% to 11.17% check out Jubilee Metals (JLP). RNS update out today. | bbluesky | |
12/11/2021 18:14 | Yes excellent to see that | gswredland | |
12/11/2021 15:42 | That's around 75% of shares held by II's now! | texaspete2 | |
12/11/2021 15:35 | Excellent news. Marketscreener has Slater Investments with 6.04m shares. He now has 15.015m shares, so has added around 9m to get to 5%..... Slater's already stated his participation in the placing, but the RNS states he crossed the 5% threshold yesterday, so he's evidently been buying in the market as well: | rivaldo | |
12/11/2021 15:31 | Excellent news to see Slater investments buying at this level. I don't imagine they will stop buying at 5% either... | igoe104 | |
12/11/2021 15:30 | Yes very good sign, I've just added | texaspete2 | |
09/11/2021 21:29 | The Business section of today’s Telegraph reported that the antivirus firm McAfee “ has been snapped up by a private equity consortium for $ 14 bn ( £ 10.3 bn ) just over a year after it went public … a 21% premium to its share price before the offer was made …. McAfee’s swelling valuation comes as companies spend heavily on Cybersecurity amid a shift to remote systems and storing more information in the cloud “ . | mrnumpty | |
05/11/2021 10:07 | Had a feeling this was starting to boil again | toptomcat | |
01/11/2021 22:52 | Cheers Tole, Given the figures quoted, 600p is indeed an easy target assuming KAPE continue to deliver, and there's potentially a lot more upside if the valuation gap to its peers is closed. | rivaldo | |
01/11/2021 20:57 | https://masterinvest | tole | |
29/10/2021 06:57 | The following article appeared in the Business section of yesterday's Daily Telegraph . I know nothing about the company , Softline , and I only post it here in order to increase our knowledge of competitor companies , so do not take it in any way as advice to put money in to the company . Anyway , the article was titled " Russian IT firm launches $ 1.5 bn listing in London amid rapprochement with Putin " . It states " A Russian IT company is floating in London for $ 1.5 bn ( £ 1.1 bn ) as relations between Moscow and the City thaw in the wake of talks between Boris Johnson and Vladimir Putin . Softline , a software and cyber security vendor headquartered in London and founded by Russian entrepreneur Igor Borovikov , issued its shares at a final price of $ 7.50 , the lower end of its planned range , raising around $ 400 m . Mr Borovikov , 56 , founded Softline in 1993 with 10 staff , shortly after completing a PhD at St Petersburg's Academy of Sciences . He is now the company's chairman and has grown the business to 6,000 employees . The float , split between London and Moscow , will leave Mr Borovikov sitting on a fortune worth hundreds of Millions of pounds . Before the deal , he owned 78 % of Softline's shares , although this will be diluted by its share offering . It comes after the Prime Minister hinted at thawing relations between the UK and Russia following a phone call with Mr Putin on Monday . Softline is just the latest Russian company to take a tilt at London despite a row over the float of Russia's EN+ Group in 2018 , a firm controlled by Oleg Deripaska , one of Russia's wealthiest men who is under US sanctions . MPs alleged the City of London was ' turning a blind eye ' to Russian investments tied to sanctioned individuals and businesses " . Incidentally , I think that the last sentence relates to the floatation of EN+ on the FTSE back in 2018 , as it was claimed that it bypassed sanctions designed to prevent funds being to Russia . | mrnumpty | |
27/10/2021 20:27 | Adam, you are right. KAPE would do well on Nasdaq. I wonder, though, whether the rather colourful business past of Teddy Sagi is what is holding him back from seeking a quote on Nasdaq, who have rather tough requirements on company directors. His company now owns about 62% of KAPE so it would be very easy for him to sell KAPE to some private-equity group, now offering very tasty prices for growing tech companies. | galatea99 | |
27/10/2021 13:42 | As much as I dont like seeing UK(ish) companies moving to the US, I fear that it would be far better for my wealth if Kape moved to Nadsaq rather than moving to the main market of the LSE.... | adamb1978 | |
27/10/2021 08:13 | Cheers Galatea, beat me to it! Aura have been valued at 10-11 times sales. KAPE are valued at just 2-3 times sales. And KAPE are on a P/E for the coming year of only 13.1 on the forecast 40.1c EPS. That's a crazy differential in valuations, even allowing for just a portion of the differential let alone the entire upside of some 300%-400%..... | rivaldo | |
27/10/2021 07:14 | Latest Progressive note on KAPE: "We note that one of Kape’s peers, a US-based cyber security player named Aura, has raised a significant sum ($200m) from a group of well-known investors, at a valuation that appears to be c.10-11x revenue. We continue to believe that Kape is well-positioned within the sector, and look forward to further news as the group integrates the ExpressVPN acquisition. ▪ Aura fundraise details: Aura last week announced a fundraise of c.$200m from a group of investors including Madrone Capital Partners, a number of other tech/cyber security focused funds, as well as Warburg Pincus and Accel. These names represent a group of well-regarded, largely specialist investors that have strong track records of investing in technology businesses in the private sphere. Aura’s valuation is quoted at $2.5bn post-money ($2.3bn pre-money). Based on annual revenues the company indicates as being “more than $220m”, which we assume is a reasonably accurate current figure, this would equate to around 10-11x sales. ▪ Degree of comparability and valuation metrics: Aura is a consumerfocused business that claims over one million customers, and offers a range of products & services similar in many ways to Kape: identity theft protection; password management; monitoring of financial transactions; device and network protection (including a VPN product). A number of these products are analogous to Kape’s. Given Aura’s focus and location, it may be fair to assume that most of its customers are based in North America,similar to Kape which has over 40% of its customers in the region. As shown in the table below, Kape is currently trading on between 2x and 3x 2022E revenues (the first full year to include ExpressVPN revenue). Kape’s sales multiples have been steadily rising over the years (from below 1x sales in 2017) as the business has matured and evolved, expanded its SaaS offering, and built a clear and defensible position in the cyber security space. UK investors look to valuation criteria from multiple sources, with both public and private market yardsticks relevant to their decisions. Equally, activity in overseas markets is often considered, and for the cyber security market the US clearly is a major barometer of sentiment and valuation. The valuation read-across from this deal is clear, and despite its recent very strong performance, Kape is still trading at levels well below sector peers" | galatea99 | |
26/10/2021 18:42 | Totally agree with you here davr0s. I don't think too many people care about those sites, even though I don't really abide by it all | mesteve | |
26/10/2021 18:42 | Totally agree with you heredavr0s. I don't think too many people care about those sites, even though I don't really abide by it all | mesteve | |
25/10/2021 20:48 | But this game is never about being right or wrong. There are endless people on BBs claiming to be right all the time but it's almost always guesswork. It's about making profit when stuff goes your way than what you lose when it doesn't. | davr0s | |
25/10/2021 20:13 | Blackfinance - fair point, but the reason I repeated it is that no-one to date has disputed what I said. I'd be more than happy to engage in a fact-based debate- and be proven wrong. A fair argument for example might be : well, content marketing is well understood and investors don't care. What I can't understand is people blithely ignoring these red flags, or suggesting it doesn't matter, or just glibly dismissing it as BS. It's the ostrich syndrome, I guess. | bluntnib | |
25/10/2021 20:12 | Rivaldo . Thanks for your informative reply . All the best | mrnumpty | |
25/10/2021 18:10 | Yeah uptrend looks fine to me still. I'm riding this from a lot lower down and added. These kind of posts are just noise and best ignored. It comes from people who think they can call the top in an uptrend with consistency. If you back test thus stuff it has no expectancy - just BS | davr0s |
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