March Networks Share Discussion Threads

[lordcoco] 09/9/2005 00:46

Finished CN$20.75 which to my calcs is £9.56 not 900p :)


For anyone interested in how the otherside are getting on with MNW try:



Also worth noting that TSX market tried on a gap up to $22.00 (c. £10.10) this morn on the latest news.

[yinyang42] 08/9/2005 19:12

24 August 2005

CYBERSCAN TECHNOLOGY, INC.

Notification of Interim Results

Cyberscan Technology, Inc. trading as Cyberview, a leading provider of
downloadable server-based systems to the gaming industry, will announce its
maiden Interim Results for the six months to 30 June 2005, on Thursday 29
September 2005.


- ENDS -

Enquiries:

Cyberscan Technology, Inc. Tel: [phone]
Mark Nanovich, Finance Director

Hogarth Partnership Tel: [phone]

[mitzis] 08/9/2005 19:11

Up 3.33% to be precise at $20.70.or 900p...

[lasata] 08/9/2005 16:31

up 3% in toronto and down 1% here - currency?

[lasata] 08/9/2005 16:04

All time high in Toronto

[lordcoco] 08/9/2005 09:46

Thanks sivadnoj.

Wonder why they've not put this on website or why not on newswire here?

Let's hope they are makinjg the inroads in Europe that they have made in central and south america.

"March Networks was chosen from 25 competing systems and was evaluated by a committee comprised of specialists..."

Nice.

[sivadnoj] 08/9/2005 09:41

March Networks Wins 400+ Site Digital Video Deal with Scotiabank Inverlat Leading Mexican Bank Selects Enterprise Video Systems and Software

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7 September 2005
21:00
Canada NewsWire
English
Copyright © 2005 Canada NewsWire Ltd. All rights reserved.

OTTAWA, Sept. 8 /CNW/ -- OTTAWA, Sept. 8 /CNW Telbec/ - March Networks(TM) (TSX:MN; AIM:MNW), a leading provider of Internet Protocol (IP)-based digital video surveillance solutions, announced today that it has been selected to provide its digital video recorders (DVRs) and Enterprise Management Suite software to Mexico City- based, Grupo Financiero Scotiabank Inverlat. To date, Scotiabank Inverlat has upgraded approximately half of its 400+ bank branch locations with March Networks DVRs and software. The remaining branches in Mexico are scheduled to have new systems installed by mid-2006.

Scotiabank Inverlat, one of Mexico's ten largest banks and part of the Scotiabank Group, a global financial services company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, selected March Networks DVRs and software following a four- phased evaluation process. March Networks was chosen from 25 competing systems and was evaluated by a committee comprised of specialists. The March Networks digital video platform was selected from the competition based upon its high quality video images, technical compliance, efficient image transmission, network performance and enterprise-level system management software.

Edilberto Hilario, Scotiabank Inverlat's technical security manager states, "March Networks was the digital video manufacturer that met our needs and presented a fully integrated solution that adheres to government legislation relating to image recording and transmission."

Peter Strom, president and CEO for March Networks states, "We are very pleased with our success to date in providing leading banks in both North America and Latin America with our comprehensive video systems and software offerings. This new banking customer represents the significant opportunity ahead of the company in international markets as banks around the globe migrate to best-of-breed video surveillance systems."

[mitzis] 07/9/2005 18:16

900p here we come...

[mitzis] 07/9/2005 10:26

Positive start to the day long may it continue..

[sranmal] 06/9/2005 23:29

Merely on my watchlist for now, possibly until the next quarter's results to see if their record of double digit revenue growth is achieved. Will be interesting to see how they tackle Europe too.

[lordcoco] 06/9/2005 23:09

Well its broken and held $20 in Canada at any rate, up to $20.5 at peak or c. £9.35 a full pound north of where we are now. Imagine if $20 holds then GB will have to join it at some point, even though investors here are not exactly piling in. I was kind of hoping for a dip! Still nice and quiet here.

Sranmal, peladon - are you waiting to get back in on a drop or waiting for news?

[mitzis] 06/9/2005 18:36

Do my eyes decieve me.... were up to $20.20 in Toronto..!

[rogerl] 05/9/2005 10:10

nice tick up this morning, will keep going IMHO

[mitzis] 03/9/2005 19:06

lordcoco:
Just checked they touched $20 before closing at $19.90 an all time record on moderate volume.cheers.

[lordcoco] 02/9/2005 16:04

Direction may well be up. Canada seems to move the price and they hit a record $19.5 today (or £8.90), currently $19.46.

[peladon] 02/9/2005 16:00

Out (For now). Not sure of the direction at present.

[sranmal] 02/9/2005 13:27

Cheers. Will check back from time to time too! I expect they'll annouce some good contracts from time to time, and Evo may get around to finally producing a broker note.

[lordcoco] 02/9/2005 12:15

Good luck sranmal. I imagine you've done pretty well ;o)

I'm going to hang on to mine for the long term now, feel very comfortable with the company and sector over next couple of years. Will check back in from time to time.

lcc.

[lasata] 02/9/2005 08:11

MNW have potential to surprise on the upside.

[sranmal] 02/9/2005 08:06

lordcoco - i was of the same opinion as you and sold out. had a good return in a short space of time and expect things to slow share-price wise from now on.

[lordcoco] 02/9/2005 00:04

Huge volume in Canada 254k shares traded ending on C$19.15.

I agree that some editorial coverage would be good, but hard to see where this will go from here. The sp, in Canada at least, seems to be up with current events if you take the line that their target should remain as that of June. The results are indeed impressive but many analysts or investors might be wary of sticking their necks out and predicting that the company's own forecasts will be comfortably beaten. Though I'd imagine £10 would not be unreasonable for when H1 comes around there might not be any fireworks until closer to that time. Anyway as this has a tendency to spike on little volume I'll be buying on any dips that might come up over the next few weeks if the impatient move or are shaken out.

There is of course every likelihood that new contracts will be announced in the meantime and depending on what and whom the figures may alter drastically.

[mitzis] 01/9/2005 18:18

I agree Radar this one is another Asos type growth story its just that the financial press havent found it yet..!
$19.30 currently...an all time high.

[radarlove] 01/9/2005 16:12

lordcoco,

The company just requires some positive coverage in the UK investor magazines.

If only 'Shares Magazine' would get behind it. March Networks fits perfectly into their 'fast growth AIM company stratagem' for private investors. The magazine have got behind both ASOS and Ideal Shopping in the past. Why not this one?

Who knows, they could pick up on these results in next week's issue. 157% growth over the last year makes an impressive headline!

[lordcoco] 01/9/2005 15:23

Looks like Canada will lead the way again. Seems totally off the radar here, a note now from evo may help.

Price would appear to be in line with 10 June guidance but reading between the lines from the broadcast I'd expect that to be comfortably beaten, current earnings are a good indication anyway - in a growing market.