Mobile Tornado Share Discussion Threads

[pbracken] 24/10/2007 10:05

A single deal with just a second tier US operator will transform MBT, pj. That looks likely sooner rather than later.

[philjeans] 24/10/2007 09:36

Still watching and my fear is that they will continue to lose money for many years to come. The new contracts are encouraging but no figures attached - try SRT where real sales are being translated into real income - another fresh deal today worth $60M and $3M straight to SRT. Looks a better bet.

[pbracken] 23/10/2007 12:36

teifi - and a big player in the US, too. There is no stock around, either. The mms are holding it back to try to pick up loose sales, but there are none.

[teifi] 23/10/2007 11:58

Pb, more to follow this I'm told. Add carphone warehouse to your expectation list.

I am a little suprised that there have been no more takers on this, but it can only go one way.

I think that they are running behind in terms of timescale, but should be on track now to keep the announcements coming.

Interesting note from the reverend re orange.

Watch this space.

[pbracken] 23/10/2007 11:01

London buses or what? Two wins in a week.

RNS Number:1624G

Mobile Tornado Group PLC

23 October 2007


Mobile Tornado Group plc ("Mobile Tornado" or "the Company")

MOBILE TORNADO SELECTED BY RADIOMOVEL TELECOMUNICACOES SA TO LAUNCH "PUSH TO TALK" SERVICES IN PORTUGAL THROUGH ITS SUBSIDIARY ZAPP PORTUGAL

Mobile Tornado, one of the world leaders in convergent, instant communications, announces that Radiomovel Telecomunicacoes SA has signed an agreement to launch a Push-To-Talk ('PTT') service in Portugal through Zapp Portugal ("Zapp"), its Portugese subsidiary. The solution, based on the Mobile Tornado IPRS platform, allows instantaneous communication on a nation-wide basis, utilising a one-to-one or one-to-many half duplex call. Zapp is the first CDMA450 operator to launch IPRS-based services in Europe.

Zapp intends targeting its PTT service at professional and corporate segments such as firefighters, law enforcement and security companies, municipal and community service providers and events companies. Zapp selected the IPRS solution package because of its quality and performance with the connection latency being lower and the voice quality superior compared to other solutions tested.

Besides the competitive advantages of the IPRS platform Mobile Tornado possesses significant experience in the field of solution integration with CDMA based networks, which allowed easy adaptation to Zapp's network characteristics and configurations.

[pbracken] 19/10/2007 19:18

It's of huge interest, teifi - not least because it confirms my own understanding of potential future partnerships.

[teifi] 19/10/2007 15:36

Well there is someone out there then.

Word on MBT is 'video streaming' and a co. called Sprint in the USA if thats of any interest.

[philjeans] 18/10/2007 09:26

PB - jam tomorrow is the comparable aspect; sometimes it drops onto carpet before it reaches mouth.

[pbracken] 18/10/2007 08:53

The economics of PTT are fabulous, pj. Above a certain size of user base, subscriptions fall straight through to the bottom line. The potential profits are huge. That's why MBT is worth £14m today.

The comparison you make with TRT is risible.

[philjeans] 18/10/2007 08:33

but how much will it be worth?

Still miles away from profits and it already has a £15M m/c!

Shades of TRT?

[pbracken] 18/10/2007 07:55

The first of many in the pipeline, methinks:

RNS Number:8835F

Mobile Tornado Group PLC

18 October 2007

Mobile Tornado Group plc ("Mobile Tornado" or "the Company")

MOBILE TORNADO SELECTED BY PARTNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY LIMITED IN ISRAEL TO ENRICH ITS EXISTING OFFERING FOR "PUSH TO TALK"

Mobile Tornado, one of the world leaders in convergent, instant communications, announces that Partner Communications Company Limited, has signed an agreement to enrich its existing "Push to Talk" ('PTT') offering. Mobile Tornado is providing its full integrated solution to Partner Communications Company Limited's Israel network infrastructure to add and expand in the future additional new services.

This PTT service will be targeted at the business user who requires fast and constant communication links with work teams. The service will allow the establishment of half-duplex voice links where one person speaks and the other listens, either for groups or one to one, at the touch of a button. The Mobile Tornado solution also has enhanced 'Presence' capability, the only one of its kind in the market, allowing the user to know the status of the phone of the person being called facilitating more efficient and effective communication between users.

[teifi] 01/10/2007 09:02

Your reverend,

I to have seen the system working, and know that there are several big contracts being progressed both in this country and abroad.

I dont think the level of interest reflects the work going into this, and those of us in at this price are going to benefit.

Dont be suprised to see several announcements on this in the very near future.

[thereverend] 02/9/2007 23:18

I think the office move into InTechnology's premises is sensible. It means that management can now be more 'hands-on'. Good for the future..

I've also now seen the system working, and it works a treat from one end of the country to the other. Should be no different internationally across networks either.

[pbracken] 31/8/2007 16:23

I see you won't be buying any then, phil.

For the record, though, it has several customers, £4m in cash and fantastic prospects. You have no idea what's going on behind the scenes, pj. The chart, moreover, is anything but weak.

[philjeans] 31/8/2007 15:51

Still well overvalued at £13M for a business with no turnover; one customer; massive ongoing losses and a weak chart!

It's all froth at present - will come good but it's a long haul.

I'll buy if they halve in price.

[thereverend] 10/8/2007 21:26

Has anyone been to any of the MBT presentations and seen the technology?

[thereverend] 08/8/2007 21:45

A slight adjustment today. Oh those crazy market makers are soooo unpredictable.

[thereverend] 02/8/2007 00:30

Gents, this one seems ready to go, but doesn't it strike you as needing a little adjustment short term?

[pbracken] 01/8/2007 11:33

Astonishing (and welcome) resilience in MBT, given the carnage elsewhere and (it has to be said), very strong four-month run. Easily among the best performing small caps during this period.

[tonyx] 26/7/2007 12:17

Is this for real??

Director bought shares at 4p when current price is 9.1p?? lol!!

RNS Number:9224A
Mobile Tornado Group PLC
26 July 2007



Mobile Tornado Group plc

("Mobile Tornado" or "the Company")



Mobile Tornado announces that Peter Wilkinson, Chairman of the Company, and his
related parties purchased 375,000 ordinary shares in the Company ('Ordinary
Shares') at a price of 4 pence per share.



Following the purchase Peter Wilkinson has the following direct and indirect
interest in the total voting rights of the Company:


Ordinary shares held % interest in total Warrants
voting rights of the
Company

Peter Wilkinson 24,911,392 14.47 1,250,000



For further details please contact:


Mobile Tornado Group plc
Jeremy Fenn, Chief Financial Officer Tel: [phone]

Blue Oar Securities
Romil Patel / Rhod Cruwys Tel: [phone]

Buchanan Communications
Charles Ryland / James Strong Tel: [phone]



About Mobile Tornado

Mobile Tornado Group plc is listed on AIM in London. It sells software licences
and services to mobile operators and enterprises worldwide through a number of
distribution partners. These partners include Nortel and Alcatel. Mobile Tornado
specialises in providing platforms and applications in the mobile data services
market including presence-based messaging, push to talk, push to video and
related services. 10 networks are currently licensed to use the Group's
technology and the countries served now include China, India, and Nigeria.




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[andrbea] 20/7/2007 14:25

last buy was above the offer at the time
good sign that they're short (hard to fill the buy?)



nia dyor

[pbracken] 11/7/2007 14:10

A pull back after a near 100% rise shouldn't give cause for concern, in my book. I've said it before, MBT's progress will be a lumpy one, and I'll regard any undue weakness as an opportunity to add. This retracement may have further to go, and I'll be ready and waiting if it does...

[philjeans] 11/7/2007 14:05

I think it's going to take a bit longer than you think - even ITO has been disappointing and how long has Wilkinson been trying there?

This one has got ahead of itself and appears to be suffering for it now.