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Posted at 13/8/2016 18:27 by tomboyb Spitfire Materials -Thanks for that Roydyor - Looks like they are also looking for a london listing - MES? |
Posted at 21/7/2016 14:42 by tomboyb This looks very exciting -MES does have a habit of falling back so it may well be prudent to wait and see where the market takes it - It is interesting that Sprint which are a Huge company have put this on their own website.. |
Posted at 26/12/2015 12:30 by mcbeanburger no mes is now on a different (lower) exchange. still frozen though and unless bob finds money (and friends) its going to stay that way.bob had a chance to sell to a consortium that has funded him for years (so they can get their money back) he refused because he didn't want a subordinate position. instead he has nothing now. very clever. my expectation now is its dead. subject to some miracle. |
Posted at 25/12/2015 09:42 by itsonlyme2 what happen to MES Have i lost my shares |
Posted at 22/7/2014 13:41 by aries2000 Finally mes is back :) |
Posted at 22/7/2014 13:40 by aries2000 Messaging Intl PlcBIRD funding for Secure RCS Messaging RNS Number : 9927M Messaging International Plc 22 July 2014 Messaging International Plc / Market: AIM / Epic: MES / Sector: Technology Messaging International Plc ('the Company') TeleMessage Ltd receives BIRD funding for Secure RCS Messaging Messaging International Plc, the AIM traded company and provider of converged messaging products and services, is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, TeleMessage Ltd ('TeleMessage'), has received from the Israel-U.S. Binational Industrial Research and Development ('BIRD') Foundation conditional funding for a joint R&D project with a major US wireless network operator for "Secure RCS Messaging". The BIRD Foundation will provide grant funding up to $900K towards the project, split 70-30 (TeleMessage - operator), with the project due to be completed in late 2015. The BIRD Foundation promotes collaboration between Israeli and American companies in various technological fields for the purpose of joint product development. Projects submitted to the BIRD Foundation are thoroughly reviewed by evaluators appointed by the National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST) and by evaluators appointed by the Chief Scientist's Office of the Israeli Ministry of Economy. This project is one of 889 projects which the BIRD Foundation has approved for funding during its 37 year history. To date, BIRD's total investment in these projects has been over $308 million, helping to generate direct and indirect sales of more than $10 billion. The BIRD Foundation supports projects without receiving any rights in the participating companies or in the project itself. The financial assistance is repaid as royalties from sales. The BIRD Foundation provides support of up to 50% of a project's budget, beginning with R&D and ending with the initial stages of sales and marketing. The BIRD Foundation shares the risk and does not demand that the investment be repaid if the project fails to reach the sales stage. The RCS (Rich Communication Services) program is a global initiative to deploy inter-operator services within an industry ecosystem. Created by the GSM Association (GSMA), RCS are designed to offer richer yet simpler communication services supported by a strong ecosystem and a variety of architecture implementation options. RCS is an upgrade that marks the transition of messaging and voice capabilities from circuit switching technology to an all-IP world. It has the potential to combine voice and SMS with instant messaging or chat, live video sharing and file transfer across all devices and networks. RCS was built for consumers and does not address the enterprise security requirements of many business customers. Some of the requirements included in this project are: End-to-End security Message encryption Secure authorization Security layers (time limited, PIN, limit forwarding, remote wipe, archiving, perfect forward secrecy) Enterprise management, policy nor archiving Protection on end-points (phone/network) Secure fallback to SMS/MMS Messaging International CEO Guy Levit said, "We are excited to continue to partner with one of the leading Telecom companies in the world. It is also our pleasure to work with the BIRD Foundation, proving again our investment in technology is at the forefront. Even better is the "Secure RCS Messaging" as it fits exactly into our roadmap plans of "Mobile Messaging for Enterprises" as described in our final results published earlier this month." * * ENDS * * For further information visit www.telemessage.com or contact: |
Posted at 03/9/2013 19:04 by mcbeanburger Mes in the news....Way Bigger than Bakken Bob Moriarty President: 321gold Archives September 3rd, 2013 Back in April I wrote about Tag Oil drilling a new well on their North Island East Coast Basin project in New Zealand named the Ngapaeuru-1 well. In May, Tag released the results from the hole showing a 155-meter intercept. In early July the COO of Tag, Drew Cadenhead made some comments in a conference call that were quite interesting. Drew on the East Coast Basin... "The results of this first well were encouraging, to say the least. In order to keep that over pressuring in check, we took no chances and used extremely heavy mud weights while drilling. Despite that, we went from over 1,000 meters of zero oil and gas shows through the over burden to instantaneous strong shows once we entered our target zone. Those shows continued unabated for 155 meters before they instantly disappeared to absolutely no shows again until TD, and that tells us a couple of things. Number one, the seal looks to be working as no shows were seen above the zone. The zone itself definitely has hydrocarbons in it, but of course that was expected. We knew these source rocks were working from the quality and quantity of oil and gas seeps in this basin, but probably most important is that there seems to be permeability associated with the zone. That's the only way we would see the shows we did even given the high mud weights we were using. What I can tell you is, we would definitely be completing this well, probably not for at least three to four months until we get all the data back from the labs and it's all interpreted, but Ngapaeruru-1 was not a red light, it was not an orange light, it is definitely a green light from what we have seen so far." In 2008, TransOrient (now Tag Oil) completed a report based on eight samples from the Whangai shale on their ground. One of the eight samples showed a porosity of 16.3% but the report concludes it was anomalous. If you take the seven similar samples and average them, they show an average porosity of 26.44. The report was submitted to the NZ government and was kept confidential for a period of five years. It was released to the public only last month. Porosity is a measure of capacity of rock to absorb oil. The more porous a rock is, the more oil it has potential for. In comparison, the Bakken is between 8% and 12%. The well-known Barnett shale in Texas is a mere 4-5%. While the New Zealand East Coast Basin is far thicker than the Bakken or Barnett, it is deeper and will cost more to drill. The Bakken is 10-50 meters thick, the Barnett 1-40 meters thick and the Whangai 300-600 meters thick. Marauder sent me a copy of their internal figures. They are not yet 51-101 but they are working on that. Marauder did just finish reprocessing 275 square km of 2D seismic. Their internal numbers indicate an average shale thickness of 125 meters over 57,000 acres. Using a figure of 25% porosity, Marauder's OOIP should be about 13 billion barrels of oil. AJM Petroleum Consultants did a resource calculation for Tag and they concluded Tag had 12.65 billion barrels OOIP based on only 10% of Tag's holdings in the East Coast Basin so Marauder's numbers are in line with that of Tag. Based on the purchase by PetroChina paid for EnCana in Western Alberta in December 2012, PetroChina paid $2.2 billion for 50% of the 9 billion barrels OOIP EnCana shows on their website. The EnCana numbers are based on a proven play. The New Zealand East Coast Basin is still unproven. Tag's analyst, Casimir Capital states that the exploratory value for $/bbl OOIP can be multiplied by 5.6 once proved. In simple terms, that means Marauder's 13 billion barrels OOIP "COULD" be worth $1.15 billion in the exploration phase and $6.5 billion unrisked once proved. At today's market prices, Tag is worth some $267 million but it has production and there is no obvious value given to their North Island East Coast basin projects. They have $10 billion dollar potential should the East Coast Basin shale become popular. Marauder has a tiny $4.3 million dollar market cap and great potential for higher values as Tag advances their projects. I own Marauder and they are an advertiser. I am biased. I encourage readers to do their own due diligence. Pay attention to what Tag reports. Marauder's ground in right in between that of Tag in the East Coast Basin. A hit by Tag is a hit for Marauder. Marauder Resources East Coast MES-V $.05 (Aug 30, 2013) MESNF-OTCBB 97.1 million shares Marauder Resources website |
Posted at 17/5/2013 07:16 by tomboyb KeywordCompanyEPIC/TPrice Announcements Fundamentals News Article RSS Messaging Intl Plc (MES) Add to Alerts list Print Mail a friend Friday 17 May, 2013 Messaging Intl Plc Tender Offer RNS Number : 9518E Messaging International Plc 17 May 2013 Messaging International Plc ('Messaging International' or 'the Company') Tender Offer Messaging International, the AIM traded provider of innovative messaging services, is pleased to announce that it has today posted to its shareholders a Circular and Tender Offer Application Form (the "Circular") setting out the Board's proposals for the Tender Offer. The Board has recently decided that it would be appropriate to offer all Shareholders the opportunity to realise some of their investment in the Company by means of a tender offer pursuant to which the Company will purchase up to approximately 25.7 percent of the issued share capital of the Company at a Tender Price of 1 penny per Share (the "Tender Offer"). Any Shares purchased by the Company under the Tender Offer will then be cancelled. The Tender Offer is conditional upon the Resolution being passed at the General Meeting. Defined terms in this announcement are as those set out in the Circular. Key points to the Tender Offer The key points to the Tender Offer are as follows: The Tender Offer is for up to approximately 25.7 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. Under the Tender Offer, each Shareholder is entitled to have up to approximately 25.7 percent of his or her shareholding (such Shareholder's Basic Entitlement) purchased by the Company at the Tender Price (1 penny per Share). Tenders will be rounded down to the nearest whole number of Shares. Shareholders will be able to decide whether to tender none, some or all of their Shares within the overall limits of the Tender Offer. Tenders in excess of a Shareholder's Basic Entitlement will only be accepted to the extent that other Shareholders tender less than their Basic Entitlement or do not tender any Shares and will, if necessary, be scaled back on a pro rata basis. The Tender Offer is being made at a premium to the closing market price on 16 May 2013 of 73.9 percent. The Tender Offer will be funded from the Company's cash resources, using part of the special reserve created by the court-approved reduction of capital carried out by the Company in December 2011. The Shares purchased by the Company under the Tender Offer will subsequently be cancelled. The Tender Offer is conditional upon the passing of the Resolution being proposed at the General Meeting. Following completion of the Tender Offer and cancellation of the Shares purchased by the Company thereunder, the Company's issued share capital will be reduced by 40,000,000 Shares to 115,872,147 Shares, assuming the Tender Offer is taken up in full. The Tender Offer is open to Shareholders on the register of the Company at the close of business on 31 May 2013. There is no guarantee that the Tender Offer will take place. The Tender Offer is conditional on, the passing of the Resolution being proposed at the General Meeting and will not proceed if any of the conditions specified in paragraph 2 of Part II of the Circular are not satisfied or if it is withdrawn by the Company at any point prior to the announcement of the results of the Tender Offer. The non-fulfilment of the specified conditions would mean that the Tender Offer could not be implemented and that the Company would have to bear the abortive costs of making the Tender Offer. Options for Shareholders Under the Tender Offer, Shareholders can choose: to do nothing and to retain in full their investment in the Company; or to tender some or all of their Shares for purchase and to receive cash in consideration of such purchase (subject to scaling back of tenders in excess of the Basic Entitlement). Shareholders, other than certain Shareholders in Restricted Jurisdictions, will be entitled to have up to approximately 25.7 percent of their respective holdings purchased under the Tender Offer. Such Shareholders will be able to tender additional Shares, but such tenders will only be satisfied, on a pro rata basis, to the extent that other Shareholders tender less than their Basic Entitlement or do not submit a tender. General Meeting The Tender Offer is subject to Shareholder approval of the Resolution being proposed at the General Meeting that has been convened for 10.00 a.m. on 3 June 2013, at the offices of AH Montpelier, 58-60 Berners Street, London W1T 3JS. Action to be taken by Shareholders Shareholders should follow the instructions contained in the Circular and personalised Tender Offer Application Form which will contain information on the relevant steps they need to take. If Shareholders have any questions on the Tender Offer, please call the helpline on 01252 821390. Intentions of the Directors The following Director has informed the Company that he and his connected persons intend to tender the following number of Shares in the Tender Offer: Geoffrey Simmonds 24,750,000 Acceptance by the Company of an application under the Tender Offer in excess of approximately 25.7 percent of the applicant's holding is subject to there being capacity to purchase those Shares in accordance with the terms of the Tender Offer. Recommendation The Board considers that the Tender Offer is in the best interests of Shareholders as a whole. Accordingly, the Board recommends that Shareholders vote in favour of the Resolution to be proposed at the General Meeting, as those Directors who directly hold beneficial interests in Shares intend to do in respect of their own beneficial holdings of Shares which, in aggregate, amount to 99,034,396 Shares representing approximately 63.5percent of the issued share capital of the Company. Tender Offer Timetable Tender Offer opens 20 May 2013 Publication of report and accounts for the year to 31 December 2012 24 May 2013 Record Date for participation in Tender Offer Close of business 31 May 2013 Latest time and date for receipt of Tender Offer 12.00 noon on 31 May 2013 Latest time and date for receipt of Forms of Proxy from Shareholders in respect of the General Meeting 10.00 a.m. on 1 June 2013 General Meeting 10.00 a.m. on 3 June 2013 Results of General Meeting and Tender Offer announced 3 June 2013 Settlement date for the Tender Offer: cheques despatched and assured payments made through CREST On or before 10 June 2013 Each of the times and dates in the expected timetable may be extended or brought forward without further notice. If any of the above times and/or dates change, the revised time(s) and/or date(s) will be notified to Shareholders by an announcement through a Regulatory Information Service provider. All references to times are to London times. |
Posted at 20/2/2012 19:25 by tomboyb A recent article that perhaps can put MES into context - however when it was written MES had 235 mill shares in issue - now it has 155 mill - Buy Messaging International (MES) at 0.8p A little known tech stock, Messaging International (MES) reminds me a lot of Mobile Streams (MOS) back in 2010. The company specialises in converging content across platforms, a talent which is growing in demand due to the increased complexity and range of today's communication technology. Having posted consistent growth in revenues since 2006 (2005-2009 saw revenues grow by 334%), the firm recently broke into its first full year of profitability and was cash generative to boot. With a market cap of just £1.9 million, net cash of c.£0.3 million, and trading on a historic earnings multiple of just 5.3, the shares are completely overlooked by the wider market. Speculative buy, at 0.8p. 'Convergence' is one of the new watchwords in today's tech heavy world. With the proliferation of myriad new operating systems and hardware devices, combined with the increased complexity of today's applications, it is easy to get lost in the ether when it comes to making heads or tails of what is going on. In such an environment there is an opportunity available for those that can bridge the gap between formats, media and devices. And this is where Messaging International comes in... Founded in 1999 and operating through its trading subsidiary TeleMessage, Messaging International offers converged messaging products and services for carriers and enterprises that deliver text, voice, video and multimedia messages to and from any communication device. Its solutions consist of three main product lines: SMS to Voice, PC to Mobile and the Messaging Gateway; the latter of which has particularly exciting potential. The first product line, SMS to Voice, is the most developed of the three and has been taken up by a number of telecom operators such as Sprint Nextel and Bell Canada. In the telecoms world it is all about increasing ARPU (average revenue per user), and TeleMessage's "SMS to Landline", "SMS as Voice" and "Voice SMS" are leading value added services which can help increase optionality and improve the end user experience. In PC to Mobile, the company has developed an Internet Video Download application which gives users the ability to download, as well as stream videos to mobile phones. Users can browse and send content from any video website to their friends' mobile phones, with the video being received as either a video stream or a video download file. The application provides mobile subscribers with a simple way of sharing internet content through their mobile phone, providing an end-to-end platform for handling message delivery, real time adaptation, provisioning, billing and integration in web browsers. Such a technology such benefit from strong tailwinds in the form of the growth of mobile video data traffic, with Cisco predicting a 39-fold increase in mobile data traffic from 2009 to 2014, 66% of which will be accounted for by video traffic. Also included in the company's PC to Mobile suite is a File to Mobile application. This enables users to drag and drop any PC files, including text documents, presentations and spreadsheets, and send them to any phone in an easy and intuitive manner, making the mobile phone a portable disk for PC content. The Messaging Gateway is perhaps the 'killer app' that will eventually kick-start the company's share price. By enabling the enterprise/user to send out messages (mainly SMS/MMS but also voice, fax and email) to customers and employees on multiple formats, Messaging Gateway removes the need to connect separately to each internal messaging system as well as to other supporting network systems and service enablers. This can yield many advantages for the operator through ensuring that messaging resources are used efficiently and according to the operator's policies, whilst also reducing integration costs and throwing up other opportunities such as mobile marketing. In the company's own words, the service "allows companies to overcome their com |
Posted at 30/6/2009 09:44 by eugene1234 Anyone see any light at the end of the tunnel?RNS Number : 7264U Messaging International Plc 30 June 2009 Messaging International Plc / Market: AIM / Epic: MES / Sector: Technology 30 June 2009 Messaging International Plc ('Messaging International' or 'the Company') Final Results Messaging International Plc, the AIM traded provider of innovative messaging services, announces its results for the year ended 31 December 2008. Overview Strengthened position as leading provider of innovative messaging services especially in 'Text to Landline' and 'PC to Mobile' solutions Post-tax loss £367,267 (2007: loss £259,892) Total revenue increased by over 27% to £1,742,632 (2007: £1,367,235) - 2007 included £280,000 revenue from the sale of a patent Expansion into new geographic territories Chairman's Statement Messaging International Plc continues to focus on building its position as a leading provider of converged messaging services. During the year we made good progress in forging strategic relationships and signing new deals in order to expand the geographic reach and market presence of our wholly owned subsidiary, TeleMessage Ltd ('TeleMessage'). The board remains committed to advancing the Company's growth by providing effective marketing and sales strategies and continuing developments in product and service offerings by focussing on its differentiators of creativity, technological innovation and a sound understanding of the markets it operates in. The significant advantages of converged communication media are increasingly being acknowledged by mobile users, and in turn, by the mobile operators that they subscribe to. This provides an exciting arena for us to work in with considerable opportunities. While our current relationships with key blue-chip operators such as Sprint Nextel, Rogers Wireless, Telus and Bell Canada remain of considerable importance we remain proactive in creating new alliances with other operators and further developing existing partnerships. In parallel to developing the reputation for delivering innovative proprietary messaging solutions in the telecommunications industry, TeleMessage has also managed to carve a position among the fastest growing technology companies by once again, for the second consecutive year, gaining a high ranking in the Deloitte Israel Technology Fast 50 (6th) and Deloitte Technology Fast 500 EMEA, (29th). Securing such positions in such influential awards is a substantial achievement for TeleMessage and illustrates the quality of our staff, our products and services and our ability to adapt to the fast growing and competitive messaging industry internationally. Financial results The results for the year ended 31 December 2008 show a loss of £367,267 (2007: loss of £259,892), on revenue of £1,742,632 (2007: £1,367,235). The Group's cash position at 31 December 2008 was £300,653 (2007: £355,780). In August 2008, the Company announced the agreement of a $750,000 venture loan from Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd ('Mizrahi') to TeleMessage. Under the terms of the loan, the Company withdrew $400,000 of this debt facility by 31 December 2008 and the remaining $350,000 in January 2009. Repayments are over 24 instalments from the date of each drawdown. Mizrahi has also approved an additional $50,000 credit facility should the Company require further funding to support TeleMessage's next growth phase. In 2008, the Company received grants from the Israeli Office of the Chief Scientist. This support provides the Company with additional resources to invest in the development of new products and has recently approved further funding of $256,000 for 2009. The board does not recommend the payment of a dividend. Operations The products and services developed by TeleMessage continue to provide new and more convenient forms of integration between mobile phones, the Internet, personal computers and landline phones. The agreements and partnerships that the Company has developed with telecom operators and enterprises provide two main revenue streams for TeleMessage: Software licensing - usually linked to the number of messages that can be sent through the system or the number of active users Hosted platform - hosted messaging services for a per message fee North America TeleMessage has expanded its Text to Landline coverage across major mobile carriers in the U.S and Canada. The agreement to launch the Text to Landline service with Bell Mobility marked a significant step and resulted in the company providing services to all the major mobile operators in Canada. Other major mobile operators in North America that chose to use our integrated Text to Landline service during the period included leading US based communications group Qwest and Alltel Wireless, one of America's largest networks. Subsequently Alltel Wireless was acquired by Verizon. We have also made significant strides in further developing existing relationships with our established customers such as Virgin Mobile U.S.A ('Virgin'). The size of the Spanish speaking population in the US has been recognised by Virgin for its potential, leading to several bilingual services being offered. TeleMessage has supported Virgin's efforts in this market niche by developing the Spanish language text to landline service launched successfully last year. Further functionality improvements have been made through our personalisation feature with Sprint Nextel, which enables customers to record their name at the beginning of their Text to Landline message. We have seen considerable interest in both of these features since launch and we will continue to be proactive in seeking out additional opportunities to extend our Text to Landline service with both new and existing customers. In February 2008, TeleMessage signed a partnership agreement with Mobixell Networks, a U.S. based international provider of innovative mobile multimedia and advertising solutions, to provide an Internet- to- Mobile phone video streaming solution. This solution, which leverages TeleMessage's PC to Mobile product suite and Mobixell's mobile multimedia and video suite, will enable PC users to send video files taken from the internet to a mobile phone. This simple solution that we have pioneered allows mobile operators to offer converged fixed-mobile services and provides subscribers with user-friendly tools for self content generation. Europe and other territories Having seen the strong uptake of PC to SMS services, sending multi-media ('MMS') messages from a PC to a mobile seemed a natural evolution. A leading messaging technology provider that recognised the inherent value of our PC to Mobile application suite was Comverse, which integrated the service for global availability into its comprehensive messaging portfolio and was subsequently deployed by a leading tier-1 operator in Eastern Europe. This contract is particularly important for TeleMessage as it acts as a stamp of acceptance for our products from a worldwide leader in messaging, while providing potential to significantly expand our marketing reach. Our Text to Landline service has also received considerable interest over the period with Claro Guatemala, the largest mobile carrier in Guatemala which has a circa 4 million mobile customer base, launching the service in August. Post year end Uralsviazinform, one of the four leading mobile operators in Russia, also signed an agreement to launch the service. Both these agreements provide TeleMessage with exposure to, and growth opportunities in markets in which it has little or no presence until now. Prospects We continue to strive for creative and technological excellence in order to maintain our position as industry leaders, strengthen current partnerships and customer relationships and forge new alliances with mobile operators. We are committed to extending our offering and expanding our geographic reach. Electronic Communications The directors wish to utilise the new provisions of the Companies Act 2006 and to send documents and information electronically, thereby reducing printing and postage costs. Accordingly, Resolution 8 is being proposed as a special resolution at the annual general meeting, to make certain amendments to the Company's articles of association to authorise the Company to send documents and information to shareholders using electronic means which includes making them available on the Company's website. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the Group for their hard work and dedication over the past year. H Furman Chairman 29 June 2009 |
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