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MBO Mobilityone Limited

4.75
-0.25 (-5.00%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mobilityone Limited LSE:MBO London Ordinary Share JE00B1Z48326 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.25 -5.00% 4.75 4.50 5.00 4.75 4.75 4.75 1,000 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 233.76M 24k 0.0002 237.50 5.05M
Mobilityone Limited is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MBO. The last closing price for Mobilityone was 5p. Over the last year, Mobilityone shares have traded in a share price range of 3.75p to 9.25p.

Mobilityone currently has 106,298,780 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mobilityone is £5.05 million. Mobilityone has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 237.50.

Mobilityone Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/8/2023
14:35
I seem to remember saying along time ago that in my view the only way MBO will actually complete on the sale is if they do so by accepting a revamped deal that is mainly TETE share based.

Superapps are unsurprising not receiving the $1.1 billion in cash but instead shares that are supposedly worth that figure (it may as well have been a trillion $ of shares as far I can see if they are just issuing shares in a worthless SPAC to buy another worthless company).

Maybe some of the money was raised by the IPO is still there and will actually find it's way to MBO but whilst I'm still really intrigued as to what is happening here it just looks like a scam.

lloydypool
04/8/2023
12:37
This line caught my eye

The aggregate consideration for the Acquisition Merger is $1,100,000,000, payable in the form of 110,000,000 newly issued Combined Company Class A Ordinary Shares

katsy
04/8/2023
10:40
cant make head nor tail of the latest RNS but, appears to be more about pre-deal orgnaisational structuring likely accountancy input re. Tax
mattjos
25/7/2023
10:08
RNS Today - I'm guessing they're going to string along PI for another 12 months!
paraguay
10/7/2023
07:55
That auction buyer now up to 5p, but it seems they are putting in prices unlikely to get filled atm.
dave4545
07/7/2023
15:04
10k NMS 1 mm left otherwise it's premiums
dave4545
07/7/2023
14:55
Tried to take a few at 5p -

Nope -

tomboyb
07/7/2023
14:52
There is not a lot of stock out there NT at 5p
dave4545
07/7/2023
13:51
Still there every auction

3 x 55k at 4.3p and 55k and 20k at 4.5p buy orders trying to get filled but never seem to do it unless they raise the price

dave4545
05/7/2023
08:51
5 x 55k buy orders in auction 3 at 4.3p and 2 at 4.5p, pretty sure they could just get the size buying online instead.

See if they get filled they should at those prices

dave4545
03/7/2023
12:47
how sly sticking this out at the end of the day last week
nakedmolerat
30/6/2023
18:54
The accounts aren't quite as bad as they seem.

Doing some analysis, they actually generated £1.3m of cash from operations in the year, of which, £0.4m was paid in tax, and £0.4m of investments and the balance sheet (net asset) position therefore is £0.4m better off than the prior year, despite next to zero 'profit'.

Yes the debt position has risen by £1.7m, however this (and some trade receivables) has been used to pay down trade payables (down from £5.2m to £2.9m). The interest rates are not too bad either (between 3.8% and 5.1%)

It is pleasing to see in the note that 'bankers acceptance' the short-term debt, and also the term loan, are personally guaranteed by one of the directors. The term loan is jointly guaranteed by more than one of the directors - so they are personally incentivised not to screw things up!

The downsides are that admin expenses are going up (which include higher infrastructure and marketing costs as well as other related expenses) due to inflation and they are cautioning that gross margins may also get squeezed. On the flip side they say the economy is expected to grow, with foreign workers returning to Malaysia that are anticipated to increase demand for products and services.

They have finally started issuing prepaid Mastercards, though no financials given on that. Still awaiting SWIFT and still waiting to make a decision on the UK application and still waiting on TETE.

king suarez
30/6/2023
17:00
Apart from securing Master card there isn't much else in the results to get excited about. Still cash positive I suppose. I guess Swift news could happen anytime. Just trying to find positives in an otherwise disastrous investment
katsy
30/6/2023
16:17
Thanks again.

Good to have a more knowledgeable view on the situation

dave4545
30/6/2023
16:16
Yep, agree but overall I think this has dropped way too much. If that goes through that is nearly 3 times the market cap in cash.

Then the deal announced the other day, people were paying 6p+ after that and today
people were selling as low at 3.5p.

I'm more than happy to hold now, think I've had a result to get back in this low, this stock transformed my finances when it went from 5p to 55p in a day even if I did sell nearly all of them below 20p

dave4545
30/6/2023
16:10
This deal isn't new news though.

It's 8 months old, TETE are sketchy as F*, Super Apps seems to be some made up entity that doesn't really exist and the part of the business that MBO are selling for millions is questionable as to whether it is worth anything.

On top of that TETE have already been to their shareholders to ask permission to increase the time they have to do the deal and need further extensions ... they are a SPAC there is seems there are some rules about those that financed them originally can take their money out of the SPAC at these AGM's asking for an extension (some already did).

lloydypool
30/6/2023
16:08
It's almost like the market makers got to see the results first, scoop up the sell orders and then go straight to NT at 4.5p, anybody else would read the results all the way down, you never trade on the first few lines so I suspect they were already in the system and the mm's said thank you.
dave4545
30/6/2023
16:04
I guess it is a binary one ... if the deal goes through then you'd expect 15p isn't a stretch, if it doesn't then with only £1.15m net cash and turnover having just dropped £21m, in a market of the past (mobile phone credit sales) and JV's and plans that never come off then even a market cap of £5m seem way overvalued.

I just don't trust that they are being entirely honest and keep looking for evidence that I am correct or wrong.

lloydypool
30/6/2023
15:56
I did it in 2020 bought in the 3's and 4's and sold in the 10-20's

You never know do you

dave4545
30/6/2023
15:54
£11 mil +

They seem quite confident it's going to happen though, £5 mil cash already market cap £4 mil.

I think it might go on this so added

dave4545
30/6/2023
15:52
Proposed disposal ... think you've missed as it was ongoing for several months but seems questionable (at best) as to whether it ever happens.
lloydypool
30/6/2023
15:50
Actually £11 million, has the market missed this or am I reading this wrong ?
dave4545
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