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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Osirium Technologies Plc | LSE:OSI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BZ58DH10 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 2.20 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/5/2016 07:32 | 200p would represent a stonking start for this company | 18bt | |
03/5/2016 07:30 | Newly admitted to AIM at 156p with an overs subscribed placing of 10.394m shares giving a market cap of £16.2m. Off to a good start. Operates in one particular area of cyber security where itt appears to have a strong position - 13 sizeable current customers with an average of over 3,000 devices per customer. Strong board of NEDs led by Simon Lee, the ex-CEO of RSA. | 18bt | |
16/10/2009 14:50 | robizm, these haven't done too well for me either. got into them via city equities in more optimistic times, and like most of my other stocks were slaughtered during 2H2008. in current markets it is difficult to judge how good their investments to date have been. I was hoping OSI might be a sort of embryonic III in the making. obviously OSI and ORP are not the sort of stocks that advfn bb aficionados are interested in and probably have limited appeal. so I don't think I'll be adding to my meagre existing holding. rather, I'll just let it run and hope it comes up trumps in a few years time. | backmarker | |
16/10/2009 11:52 | There will be a load of ORP shareholders joining you soon. The merger term look ok but the ORP warrent holders looked screwed as who is going to exercise warrents at 1.20 30 days after merger. I hold ORP and warrents, but have lost faith with this lot as seem to chuck money at investments without much to show for it. | robizm | |
28/9/2009 10:32 | is there anyone else apart from me holding these ? | backmarker | |
30/5/2008 09:19 | Final results for 2007 are out, and they look good to me. Operating losses down, but dwarfed by the huge profit on investments. Surely there will be some more interest in OSI now. I was going to sell my modest holding, but might now consider increasing it. | backmarker | |
08/1/2008 23:42 | howdy ram & mangal; pleased to see you trying your best with this one! FYI, I started a thread for the related company Origo Resource Partners (ORP/W) | mikehardman | |
28/6/2007 11:46 | The first trade this morning shows as a BUY but that was me with a sell so guess the others @41.10p are sells as well. | granny7 | |
17/5/2007 08:22 | RNS RELEASE May 17, 2007 ORIGO ISSUES CONVERTIBLE NOTE TO ISAK HOLDING LTD TO FUND GROWTH OF EUROPEAN FRANCHISE NETWORK Origo Sino-India PLC ('Origo')(LSE:OSI), the investment and strategic advisory company focused on the private equity markets of China and India,announced today that it has extended a convertible note of US$400,000 to Isak Holding Ltd ('Isak Holding' or 'the Company') Isak Holding is a contemporary furniture company targeting mass distribution through a network of Company owned and franchised stores. Produced in China, the ISAK collection of furniture and home accessories are delivered directly from the factory to a network of ISAK branded retail outlets in Europe. By cutting out all middle-men in the value-chain, Isak Holding seeks to offer its distribution partners superior gross-margins, translating into highly competitive retail prices. Isak Holding recently concluded agreements with local partners to operate the ISAK franchises in the Netherlands and Sweden. The partner in the Netherlands is committed to rolling-out and financing six ISAK branded shops over the next 36 months, with the first store already opening for business in March this year. The agreement with Isak Sweden AB provides for eight retail locations to be opened before June 2010. These new distribution points complement two stores already launched in Norway by Isak Norge A/S, the ISAK franchise holder for that country. Under the credit facility extended by Origo, Isak Holding may draw-down up to US$400,000 for working capital purposes and operational expenses associated with the expansion of the Company's European distribution network. The note is repayable in full in the event of an external financing round, or convertible into equity at the discretion of Origo at a 50% discount to the then applicable price per share. Sigbjorn Dugal, CEO of Isak Holding, said: 'Having gained proof-of-concept in Norway, arguably one of Europe's most competitive furniture markets, we are excited to expand the ISAK franchise to other European markets. The partnerships in the Netherlands and Sweden are critical corner-stones for this expansion strategy.' Chris Rynning, the CEO of Origo, concluded: 'These two partnerships validate Isak Holdings' value-proposition, business model, and execution capabilities. We are pleased to fund the roll-out of the ISAK franchise while locking-in the opportunity to subscribe for further equity in this exciting company.' END | outsider | |
16/5/2007 11:06 | can only buy 1,500 online at selftrade but can sell 25,000 | outsider | |
16/5/2007 10:42 | Bought in today China stuff priced in Raised £12m at 50p Warrants are 55p to exercise. | outsider | |
16/5/2007 10:08 | OSI has been falling since floatation. It is hard to see how a company could screw up so fast. Last week the company,commenting on the share price fall, said they could see no reason for it.Today CORUS pension fund has notified a 7.76% interest. Share has just moved up. Worth a look. | steadyeddy2 | |
12/3/2007 10:39 | plenty of investment news over last month. must be a share overhang, but hasn't really effected wrts price. good to see that add mopped up a few of the ords, but obviously not enough. | rambutan2 | |
31/1/2007 23:21 | bit of volume in wrts over last two days, although shares drifting. | rambutan2 | |
14/1/2007 10:28 | Yes Ram, they were v quick off the mark making those investments- must had them lined up well before the floatation. I too picked up some wrts on the first day of trading. | mangal | |
13/1/2007 23:15 | hi mangal, yes i picked up just a few of the wrts. note, a couple of investments announced this week. | rambutan2 | |
22/12/2006 12:13 | Warrants of these, OSIw, are now listed here: | mangal | |
21/12/2006 20:45 | anyone know of any similar companies to research or know the kind of gains we can expect on this one. Even though im quite new to all this ive had some good success recently with another asian company renesola, just wished id got in earlier | veronica2329 | |
21/12/2006 17:17 | Ram, good to see that you noticed this one & started a thread. Might be worth picking up some warrants. Technically they look good value. Exercisable every 6-months till 21Dec2009 @55p. | mangal | |
21/12/2006 11:33 | Origo Sino-India plc (the "Company", "Origo") (LSE:OSI), the investment and strategic consultancy advisory company, that focuses on private equity markets in China and India, has recently published its Admission Document and its Ordinary Shares and Warrants (LSE:OSIW) have today been admitted to trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange Plc. The Company has raised #12.8m gross and has also issued warrants at a 10% premium to the issue price, and dealings in the Ordinary Shares and the Warrants commenced today. Key Highlights * Origo is a private equity investor and a strategic consultancy division. It provides its shareholders with exposure to growth opportunities and private equity returns in China and India. * Origo enjoys profitable revenue streams from both private equity investing and strategic consultancy services. The company invests in private companies in expectation of capital gains, while charging fees for consulting services related to further fundraisings, M&A and strategic development. * Origo has aligned itself with two major institutions who provide a source of high quality deal flow. In China, Origo will work closely with ChinaEquity, a leading private equity firm. In India, Origo has entered into a memorandum of understanding with SBI Capital Markets ("SBI CAP"), one of the oldest players in the Indian Capital Markets. Origo has a former chairman of SBI and the chief executive of ChinaEquity on its board, the latter as its executive chairman. * SBI CAP provides Origo with an opportunity to review the prospect of investing in its clients in India which are looking for equity fund raisings of up to $20 million through private placement. * Origo has signed agreements with 2 Chinese companies and 7 Indian companies to provide both financing and advisory services. Many of these companies are profitable, at expansion or late stage, and are ready for sale or for independent listings. Origo currently has 9 portfolio companies in China, most of which are in early stage. * The pipeline is also strong with 23 potential investments in expansion stage or late stage. The current pipeline of identified investment opportunities focuses on the telecom, media and technology (TMT) and industrial sectors, where growth is particularly strong in both countries and where the company's management have a successful track record and expertise. * The management and support services are based in China with the management team having many years of Sino-India investment experience. Core team members have realised a number of private equity investments in the past. The Placing Statistics * Origo has raised #12.8 million gross of new money via a placing of 25,673,238 Ordinary Shares at a price of 50 pence per share * Each Ordinary Share carries a warrant exercisable at 55p * Market capitalisation on Admission is expected to be approximately #32.6 million * The placing proceeds will be used to make new equity investments in China and India, as well as follow-on investments in certain existing portfolio companies * Dealings in Origo Ordinary Shares commenced on AIM on 21 December 2006 * Seymour Piece Limited is the nominated adviser and broker Commenting on the AIM Admission, Chris Rynning, Chief Executive Officer of Origo, said: "We are delighted to have received strong investor support at a global level for this fundraising and flotation. It's an exciting time for Origo. The AIM flotation provides funds to strengthen the balance sheet, make strategic investments, and in turn maximise shareholder returns going forward." | rambutan2 | |
21/12/2006 11:29 | quote for warrants: India is rebuilding itself and joining the world economic and trading community and its 1.1 billion people - or at least some of them - are beginning to feel the benefit. The India that was visited this week by Gordon Brown, Alistair Darling and a trade delegation of 150 British businessmen and women is changing. It is becoming a place where any growth- minded international company must look. Equally, India is realising that it must form commercial ties with outsiders if it is to improve the living standards of its people. | rambutan2 |
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