Orcadian Energy Share Discussion Threads

[ericthecat] 26/1/2007 16:00

yep, keep buying all you can.

[bones698] 26/1/2007 15:32

cross trade not a sell, please learn what u are doing before passing comment.same as yesterdays big trades. someone collecting shares off someone else, bid 35p minimum

[par12] 26/1/2007 15:27

what deal ??? 200k sell knows more than us; I bet

[deep powder] 26/1/2007 13:41

must be in everyone's best interest to get a deal, no one seems to have patience any more.

[par12] 26/1/2007 13:06

agreed sell it now 30p will do me

[eenmakkie] 26/1/2007 09:41

as of 30 june 2006 Orca had

18,735,000$ makes 0,2690£ cash per share
5,452,000$ in liabilities
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13,283,000$ neto cash makes 0,1907£ cash per share
1270000$ receivables
472000$ property
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15,025,000$ neto total value cash, receivables and property makes 0,2157£
-2,500,000$ investment (I think it was after 30 june so not included in results bur corect me if it is wrong)
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12,525,000$ neto cash value , receivables and property makes 0,1798£

they make about 7 milj loss on a year so at the end of 2006 it will be
-3,500,000$
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9,025,000$ or 0,1295£ neto per share at the end of 2006
some big golden handshake for CEO, COO, ... that will leave the company before the end and another 7 mill loss and at the end of 20007 there will be neto 0,000,000$ cash value

35,538,299 shares outstanding at 30 june06
Emblaze holds 21,066,970 shares or 59,28% of the company

Emblaze are the only ones that will reinvest in this company and the delution will be severe for us. lets say 10mill $ at 0,10£ a share will make 51,020,408 new shares coming to market.
total outstanding 86,558,707 and Emblaze will hold 72,087,378 shares or 83,28% of the company

the free float will be less than 20% and Orca will be delisted from AIM

Than Emblaze can do what they want, no public news anymore to publish and in silence they will sell Orca to the buyers of now, with big profits.

Was a long time holder in Emblaze for years
and I am still long in Orca

But sorry guys, the things I have seen from the Emblaze family is unbeleavable, they will want the last penny for them and O,00 will be left for the small investors.
I live and work in the diamond center of Antwerp that is (still)the diamond center of the world.
Worked with Jews for 30 years now and I know they are very tuff business men, but these guys of Emblaze....???

So Ericthecat, if you are so close with Eli or maybe you are himself (like some of the Emblaze boards mentioned) puch them to sell Orca now, and for ones in there live time think also on the small investors, that they can get some of there investments back. And will not be left out in the cold after a year.

I am happy with 0,40£ ,0,30£ per share but sell it NOW

[par12] 25/1/2007 15:35

Down the price goes

[ericthecat] 25/1/2007 15:00

iqs, i never said they wern't, but orca has the cash to keep going for another 5 years, so its a matter of selling the technolgy.

[explorer88] 25/1/2007 14:03

hello eric - no i'm not in bvc at the moment (just UBQ, ADA, SRF, ORCA and ATL)

[lqs] 25/1/2007 13:46

P/L accounts are important

[ericthecat] 25/1/2007 13:40

IQS, with the greatest respect you do not understand the sector. There is a BIG pictire out there, it isn't always about balance sheets especially in the hightech sector.

[lqs] 25/1/2007 13:18

Has anyone here actually looked at the last few set of results? Orca is a dreadful company. Its going backwards. In fact it seems to be accelerating backwards. I dont understand why no-one can see this.

[ericthecat] 25/1/2007 13:12

yep, me too, getting alittle heavy into orca, but I think its the best share available at the moment. I am sure they have other tenders to announce aswell, see colin's article.

IPTV is this years hot sector and orca gives you the best risk/reward play in it.

R U in bvc aswell, as that is another banker, its boom time in their sector.

[explorer88] 25/1/2007 12:11

eric - i'm continuing to increase exposure to ORCA. With Minerva and Orca as the two best looking candidates for takeover, and with at least three companies (Comverse, Motorola and Nortel) looking to add IPTV middleware to their portfolio, the risk/reward ratio seems very good at these levels, particularly bearing in mind cash in bank. I'm sure that BLZ realise that because of the consolidation in the industry that this will be the time to sell ORCA.

[ericthecat] 25/1/2007 09:29

where is the bad news par12?

Jazztel use orca!

[par12] 25/1/2007 09:00

Colin one day its bad news next day good !!!

Thank you for the GOOD news

[colinhy] 25/1/2007 08:43

JANUARY 24, 2007

Nortel says it has some other IPTV-related deals that it can't yet announce. Light Reading has found one of them here in France, where it is one of a number of companies that is providing a triple-play platform to service provider Completel S.A.S. That carrier is selling a pre-integrated service based around a Sagem SA set-top box through French electronic goods retailer giant Darty. Sagem is the lead vendor, while Nortel and IPTV middleware player Orca Interactive Ltd are also part of the mix.

Nortel and Orca already have a relationship though Orca's Interactive Alliance.

Orca says it's currently in takeover talks with a number of potential buyers. Comverse Inc. , though, is regarded as the clear favorite to snap up Orca.

[colinhy] 24/1/2007 18:03

Re my earlier post today (887) regarding Jazztel and Kassena


ORCA have just confirmed to me that Jazztel launched their VOD a few weeks ago using ORCA software.

Kassena only supplied their servers which do not compete with the ORCA software

[deep powder] 24/1/2007 16:44

looking at the register the shape matches Close holding, now hopefully stock overhang ou the way we can get up, can't believe we are virtually back to pre bid talks level

[latifs100] 24/1/2007 16:33

they may be delayed buys accumulated

[par12] 24/1/2007 11:16

We have strange trades for a company about to be sold;

[Abuse team] 24/1/2007 10:07

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[par12] 24/1/2007 10:07

The more lost contracts the lower the SP;

Colin please find something that will support a stronger SP;

[ericthecat] 24/1/2007 08:48

I am sure that works with the ORCA s/w.