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Posted at 03/2/2012 07:51 by cockneyrebel Evening Standard were saying a bid of £5+ a couple of nights ago - MSY have already rejected a £4 bid in recent times from Fidelity 6 months ago I believe.CR |
Posted at 03/2/2012 07:27 by cool runnings Wow, if Msy can reject 425p in cash from Fidelity, as they wanted 450p in cash then this deal must value msy at 500p?? Plus Fidelity free to bid again as from tomorrow!! |
Posted at 10/8/2011 11:57 by dr knowledge Value Act now holding over 21% - I reckon we could still see a bid for MSY very soon, perfect time for a predator now FIS are out of the frame. ;-) |
Posted at 20/7/2011 09:21 by abcd1234 ....................Misys Shares Advance as Agreement on Sale to National Fidelity May Be Near Jul 20, 2011 8:37 AM Misys Plc (MSY) rose as much as 8.4 percent in London trading after people with direct knowledge of the situation said the U.K. software maker is nearing an accord to be bought by Fidelity National Information Services Inc. (FIS) Misys's board was to vote on Fidelity National's offer yesterday and may announce a deal this week if it accepts the proposal, said one of the people, who declined to be identified because the talks are private. Fidelity National, a provider of banking and payment technology, said last month it made a "preliminary approach regarding a possible cash offer for Misys." Misys climbed as much as 31.9 pence to 413.3 pence, the steepest gain in a month, and traded at 411.9 pence as of 8:35 a.m. in London, giving the company a market value of 1.4 billion pounds ($2.3 billion). Jacksonville, Florida-based Fidelity National added 2.7 percent to $29.78 in New York trading yesterday. Phil Branston, a spokesman for Misys, declined to comment. Marcia Danzeisen, a spokeswoman for Fidelity National, didn't return a call seeking comment. The London-based provider of software for the financial industry would help Fidelity National reduce its reliance on the U.S., where it derives more than 80 percent of revenue. Misys makes software for cash, wealth and risk management as well as for syndicated lending, over-the-counter derivatives trading and post-trade processing. It has more than 1,200 banking customers in 12 countries, according to its website. .................... |
Posted at 20/7/2011 08:15 by dr knowledge Listened to their webcast last night (FIS)- a lot of people asked about MSY - "We will inform the market when we have news to report" was the answer, Looking good, question is at what price will she go? ;-) |
Posted at 20/7/2011 07:53 by abcd1234 BLOOMBERG 20th JulyMisys Plc (MSY) : Fidelity National Information Services Inc., a provider of banking and payment technology, is near an agreement to buy the U.K. software maker, said three people with direct knowledge of the situation. |
Posted at 27/1/2011 08:48 by marketeer4 Company Misys PLC TIDM MSY Headline First Half Results Statement Released 07:00 25-Jan-2011 Number 12327-2614 25 January 2011 Sophis acquisition on track 45% adjusted earnings per share growth for the 6 months to 30 November 2010 Misys plc (FTSE: MSY.L), the global application software and services company serving the financial services industry, announces results for the six months ended 30 November 2010. Corporate highlights Allscripts majority divestment successfully completed, leading to a £620m profit on disposal. Return of £525m from the Allscripts divestment proceeds to Misys shareholders through a tender offer. Further £145m to be returned pro rata to shareholders with an accompanying share consolidation subject to shareholder approval. Acquisition announced of Sophis, creating the leading capital markets platform - enterprise value 435m (£370m at £1:1.175). Shareholder approval meeting in February. Financial & Operational highlights (continuing operations) Order intake up 4% to £81m- up 3% on a constant currency basis Revenue up 2% to £161m - flat on a constant currency basis Adjusted operating profit £23m - up 5% on a constant currency basis, down 3% as reported Adjusted basic earnings per share up 45% due principally to lower interest costs resulting from debt reduction Treasury & Capital Markets (TCM) revenue up 3% to £83m (at constant currency) TCM order intake down 5% (at constant currency) due to delayed sales, most of which have now closed TCM's market position continued to strengthen with 10 new name wins and large installed base upgrades Banking orders up 9% including a 25% increase in the 2nd quarter. Revenue down 3% (all at constant currency) 60% of ILF order intake in Banking was from new solutions (2009/10: 16%) BankFusion adoption on track with 13 orders in the period Chief Executive Mike Lawrie comments 'The first half has been a period of great progress with our strategy and corporate structure. We divested our Allscripts investment to become a pure play financial services software company. We returned £525m of the proceeds to our shareholders and intend to return £145m more. We announced the acquisition of Sophis to create the leading capital markets platform. We grew revenues in our Treasury & Capital Markets division and, shortly after the period end, closed most of the deals that had slipped out of the first half. In our Banking division we saw BankFusion and other new solutions bringing growth in orders of 9%. Our services business also improved. Our medium-term financial targets, which were updated with the Sophis acquisition, are unchanged: annual revenue growth of 5-8% and adjusted operating margins of 20-23% for the Misys Group including Sophis.' Financial Results Summary 2010/ 2009/10 2009/10 Constant Continuing Operations, £m unless stated 11 currency reported Constant growth currency Order Intake 81 78 79 2.7% Excludes maintenance and transaction processing fees Revenue 161 158 161 0.2% Adjusted Operating Profit Before exceptionals, acquired intangible asset 23 23 22 4.6% amortisation, exchange differences on reserves, embedded derivatives losses Adjusted Operating Margin 14.0% 14.7% 13.4% +0.6pp Operating Profit 18 23 - - Profit after taxation 15 12 - - Profit after taxation including discontinued 634 28 operations Basic Earnings Per Share including discontinued 118.9p 4.0p - - operations Adjusted Basic Earnings Per Share 2.9p 2.0p - - A reconciliation between Operating Profit and Adjusted Operating Profit is on page 3 and an explanation of constant currency comparisons against the prior year is provided on page 10. Continuing operations excludes results from Allscripts which are reported separately in the accounts as discontinued operations. Enquiries Phil Branston Director of Investor Relations T: +44 (0) 203 320 5503 M: +44 (0) 789 906 5115 phil.branston@misys. |
Posted at 27/1/2011 08:47 by marketeer4 Regulatory Story Go to market news section Company Misys PLC TIDM MSY Headline Proposed Return of Cash to Shareholders Released 07:01 25-Jan-2011 Number 12156-5776 25 January 2011 Misys plc ("Misys" or the "Company") Announcement of terms of the return of approximately £145 million to shareholders via a B share scheme Return of 38 pence per ordinary share 7 for 8 share consolidation The Company today announces the return of approximately £145 million by way of a B share scheme, which gives shareholders a choice between receiving the cash in the form of income or capital. The return will be accompanied by a proportional share consolidation to maintain broad comparability of the share price, earnings per share, dividend per share and other per share data. Further details are set out below. Background In 2010, Misys disposed of the majority of its 54.6 per cent. shareholding in Allscripts (the "Disposal"). The Board stated that it intended to return to Shareholders, by way of a tender offer, substantially all of the net proceeds of the Disposal being £670 million (the "Disposal Proceeds"). Shareholders subsequently voted in favour of the proposed Tender Offer at the General Meeting held on 13 August 2010. On 15 November 2010 a shareholder circular in relation to the Tender Offer was posted to Misys shareholders and on 16 December 2010 Misys announced the result of the Tender Offer (the "Tender Offer Announcement"). 169,354,057 Ordinary Shares were tendered and were repurchased, for a total cost of approximately £525 million. The Tender Offer Announcement also contained a statement that the Board remained committed to the return to the Company's shareholders of £145 million, being the balance of the £670 million Disposal Proceeds allocated for return. Misys announces that it is today posting a circular (the "Circular") to its shareholders and convening a General Meeting, to be held on 11 February 2011, to obtain shareholder approval for the proposed return of approximately £145 million cash to shareholders. Details of the B share scheme Subject to shareholder approval, shareholders will receive one B share for every existing ordinary share that they hold on 11 February 2011. Shareholders will be able to elect between the following choices in respect of those B shares: * To receive a single dividend of 38 pence per B share for some or all of their B shares; * To have some or all of their B shares redeemed on the Initial Redemption Date at 38 pence per B share, free of all dealing and commissions; or * To have some or all of their B shares redeemed at the Final Redemption Date at 38 pence per B share, free of all dealing expenses and commissions. Shareholders who decide to have only part of their holding of B shares redeemed on the Initial Redemption Date or choose not to receive the single B share dividend in respect of their B shares, will have the remainder of their B shares redeemed on the Final Redemption Date at 38 pence per B share. Shareholders who do not elect, or who are not eligible to elect, for any of the B share alternatives will have their B shares redeemed at the Final Redemption Date at 38 pence per B share. A share consolidation will take place in conjunction with the B share scheme. Existing ordinary shares will be subdivided and consolidated so that shareholders receive 7 New Ordinary Shares (subject to fractional entitlements) for every 8 existing ordinary shares held on 11 February 2011. The intention is that the intrinsic value of one New Ordinary Share immediately after Listing of the New Ordinary Shares should be approximately equal to the intrinsic value of one Existing Ordinary Share immediately before the consolidation. The effect of the share consolidation will be to reduce the number of issued ordinary shares to reflect the return of 38 pence per ordinary share, but shareholders will own the same proportion of Misys issued share capital immediately following the consolidation as they did previously (subject to fractional entitlements). The New Ordinary Shares will be traded on the London Stock Exchange in the same way as existing ordinary shares and will be equivalent to the existing ordinary shares in all material respects, including their dividend, voting and other rights. Full details of the B share scheme and share consolidation are contained in the Circular to shareholders. Copies of the Circular will be available from or can be inspected at the registered office of Misys plc One Kingdom Street, London, W2 6BL and the offices of Allen & Overy LLP One Bishop's Square, London, E1 6AD. Copies will also be available on the company's website: www.misys.com Expected timetable of principal events Latest time and date for receipt of 9.50 am on 9 February 2011 Electronic Proxy Instruction, CREST Proxy Instruction or Form of Proxy for General Meeting General Meeting 9.50 am on 11 February 2011 Latest time and date for receipt of 4.30 pm on 18 February 2011 Election Forms or TTE instructions in relation to the B Share Alternatives and Election Form Effective Date Despatch of cheques and bank accounts 4 March 2011 credited, as appropriate, in respect of Single B Share Dividend (Alternative 1) Despatch of cheques and CREST accounts 4 March 2011 credited, as appropriate, in respect of the B Shares redeemed on the Initial Redemption Date (Alternative 2) Despatch of cheques and CREST accounts 14 April 2011 credited, as appropriate, in respect of B Shares redeemed on the Final Redemption Date (Alternative 3) Enquiries Phil Branston, Director of Investor Relations T: +44 (0) 203 320 5503 M: +44 (0) 789 906 5115 phil.branston@misys. About Misys Misys (FTSE: MSY.L) provides integrated, comprehensive solutions that deliver significant results to organisations in the financial services industry. Misys maximises value for its customers by combining deep knowledge of their business with commitment to their success. In banking and in treasury & capital markets, Misys is a market leader, with over 1,200 customers, including all of the world's top 50 banks. Misys employs over 3,500 people who serve customers in more than 120 countries. Misys aspires to be the world's best application software and services company. |
Posted at 22/12/2010 10:16 by marketeer4 MSY are to return £145 million by way of a pro rata return of capital to shareholders together with an accompanying share consolidation to reflect this return of capital. This will be completed after receiving shareholder approval.The tender offer saw 169.35 million ordinary shares purchased at a strike price of 310p which amounted to 30.6% of Misys ordinary share capital. The future looks bright for Misys which should see likely growth in new financial markets throughout the world. I am sure that those who held their shares back from the tender offer will think it was a good move and will not regret it. DYOR. |
Posted at 16/12/2010 09:29 by hell_fire_corruption MSY quick out of the starting blocks this morning |
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