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MONI Monitise

3.09
0.00 (0.00%)
17 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Monitise LSE:MONI London Ordinary Share GB00B1YMRB82 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 3.09 3.08 3.09 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/7/2017
19:54
strange1 You have it 100% correct. Every time there is a takeover all you get from the posters on theses boards is how low the price is, how the board are crooks, how there will be a counter, or often all the above. A Big part of being a successful investor is knowing when you have made a bad investment decision, and then trying to learn from it. Denial will continue to lead to lost money. If you really think the markets are fixed then keep your savings in the bank or under the mattress the stock market is not for you.
exbroker
27/7/2017
14:30
Spoke to the takeover panel this pm.Incredibly the bod are under no obligation to mention other parts of the business.Now you can understand why many believe the markets are rigged.
j777j
27/7/2017
14:04
Bod have gotta go.
hopster
27/7/2017
13:56
To me the icing on the cake is to only talk about one part of the business in trying to force investors to be sold to some bs yank outfit for 2.9pence a share.
j777j
27/7/2017
13:54
A who's who of deceitful crooks.
j777j
27/7/2017
12:52
BoD - remember these names when investing in future

Alistair Lukies (ex-Bod & founder)
Steve Atkinson (ex-BoD & co-founder)

Lee Cameron
Peter Aycliffe
Amanda Burton
Gavin James
Tim Wade
Nick Cheetham (FINsh*t)
Will Jones (FINsh*t)
mtb4

mikethebike4
27/7/2017
12:32
What a disgraceful BOD
nsk1
27/7/2017
10:14
WN
but to get this paltry sum they are risking £1.7m
haven't they got less risky places to put their money - where will the share price be if this deal doesn't go through ?
mtb4

mikethebike4
27/7/2017
09:38
If something material has been omitted, surely that should be reported.
plasybryn
27/7/2017
09:20
mtb4: Easy money for these new buyers taking say 60m shares is a quick £60k profit @0.001
wattene
27/7/2017
08:44
Yes, same conclusion I had come to. Not what we all invested in but at least still some chance of a return over (a long) time. Sell off Finkit and keep the tax losses as well if possible. Hopefully the large shareholders will be negotiating along those lines.
laugher
27/7/2017
08:43
why on earth are people still buying and selling moni when on the face of it any possible profits are miniscule and the degree of risk is obvious ?
- unless they know something we don't of course
mtb4

mikethebike4
27/7/2017
08:35
I think it is criminal the bod completely omitted any reference to the myvouchercodes business.Sure sell the Finkit for 2.9p but let us keep the myvouchercodes side.
j777j
27/7/2017
08:12
Where was the Frank honesty before regarding Finkit, we all knew it but the bod painted a nice picture. The BOD are an utter disgrace, spouting whatever suits their own selfish position.
Lukies was no better than a ponzi scheme seller, same result in the end anyway.

celeritas
27/7/2017
07:58
How about an update on the Markco side of things - that would be another story !
mtb4

mikethebike4
27/7/2017
07:16
The BOD are a disgrace. They've now created a situation whereby no-one in their right mind would take FinKit
rp
27/7/2017
06:19
simply a ruse by the crooks running monitise.They failed to mention the myvouchercodes business at all.Yet that is worth £70millionThe bod should be sacked and a new team put un place
j777j
27/7/2017
06:09
And so blatant with it too, orm5
bigman786
27/7/2017
06:07
What a change of tone in the latest update! They are really trying to clear the path for FIS!!
orm5
26/7/2017
09:35
The unspoken thing here is, what is LC getting from Fiserve that makes him keen to sell the company for a value circa equal to the tax losses? He has thrown in the towel, possibly exhausted by struggling with the mess inherited from Lukies?
lefrene
26/7/2017
08:58
Sp getting near to the offer price - 2.9p
mtb4

mikethebike4
25/7/2017
11:38
Monitise Subsidiaries
MONILINK
Markco Media Limited
Movida India Pvt. Ltd
Monitise Group Limited
Monitise International Limited
Monitise Create Limited
PT AGIT Monitise Indonesia
Mobile Money Network Ltd.
Pozitron Yazilim A.S.
Monitise Cyprus Holdings No 1 Limited
eMerit Solutions Ltd.
Monitise East Africa

MARKCO
Content
The Content business, utilising its network of retailers, affiliates and ticket agencies,
provides offers to consumers which generate revenue for the business when they are
redeemed.
The Content business continues its growth with revenues in the seasonally strong first
half of £7.0m (£4.7m H1 FY16). The growth continues to be driven by increasing visits
to the UK voucher business myvouchercodes.co.uk and by growth in revenue per
visit. The strong revenue performance produced EBITDA of £3.2m (£0.9m H1 FY16).
The business is investing in a number of initiatives that expand the proposition,
increase the user base and revenue per visit. The business also continues to invest in
its international sites in France, USA, Germany and Australia where revenues have
increased 143% versus H1 FY16, albeit from a low base, and in adjacent offerings
that enhance the content and benefits to both retailers and consumers.

- plenty of value there !
mtb4

mikethebike4
25/7/2017
11:27
Eb
I hope we get a bump or counter as I have a lot of these.
- you and me both !
mtb4

mikethebike4
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