Phoenix Copper Share Discussion Threads

[troys] 15/2/2008 15:55

Who said that?

[growthhunter] 15/2/2008 15:41

let me out !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[woody56] 15/2/2008 15:30

ECHO?????????

[troys] 15/2/2008 15:16

growthhunter. We will be put out of our misery when mr Dubens decides

[growthhunter] 15/2/2008 15:09

when will be put out of our pain and be allowed to move on?

[woody56] 15/2/2008 14:24

:-[ :-] IS IT MOUTH UP -SPIGHTS- OR MOUTH DOWN?????

[spights] 15/2/2008 14:19

Crest Daily Share Lending Data - 12/12/1999 - 12/02/2008
Date Symbol ISIN Abbreviation Cat On Loan (M) In Crest (M) % SII (M) % OnLoan % In Crest
12/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 316.87 2342.74 13.53 2444.32 12.96 95.84
11/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 316.27 2342.80 13.50 2444.32 12.94 95.85
08/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 315.88 2342.79 13.48 2444.32 12.92 95.85
07/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 315.95 2342.78 13.49 2444.32 12.93 95.85
06/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 315.97 2342.76 13.49 2444.32 12.93 95.84
05/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 316.54 2342.75 13.51 2444.32 12.95 95.84
04/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 316.54 2342.73 13.51 2444.32 12.95 95.84
01/02/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 317.25 2342.76 13.54 2444.32 12.98 95.84
29/01/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 317.49 2342.74 13.55 2444.32 12.99 95.84
28/01/2008 PXC GB0005846018 PIPEX COMM ORD 1P OTH 318.84 2342.76 13.61 2444.32 13.04 95.84

[micky468] 15/2/2008 07:57

MILAN (Thomson Financial) - The communications ministry said that it will hold a third round of bids for WiMax frequencies from 10.30 am today, after the auction started on Wednesday.

The ministry said that two of the initial 26 candidates for the frequencies have stopped bidding, but no licence has been awarded. The overall bids amount to 64.2 mln eur compared with initial offers of 49.7 mln on at the start of the auction, it added.

The government is selling 35 WiMax licences.

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[troys] 14/2/2008 18:33

Wow! big surprise there.

[zimbi] 14/2/2008 17:27

Oakley Capital, the private equity group, is the mystery suitor...


mystery - LOL

[lloydc] 14/2/2008 17:11

Subject: Mergers & acquisitions
Date: Thu 14th Feb 2008 17:01:04
Country: UK
Industry: General financial
Company: Oakley Capital Investments Ltd


Pipex in advanced takeover discussions with Oakley Capital - source

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Oakley Capital, the private equity group, is the mystery suitor in advanced takeover talks to buy Pipex's web-hosting and network services businesses, an industry source said.
Last week, Pipex said it had received offers for its hosting and network services divisions, and that it was in advanced discussions with an unnamed single potential buyer.
Goldman Sachs has valued the two divisions at 105 mln stg. The main attraction of Pipex's web hosting business is its high proportion of subscriptions which provide a strong cashflow, according to industry observers.
Pipex declined to comment. AIM-listed Oakley, run by Peter Dubens, who is also chairman of Pipex, was not immediately available for comment.
Pipex began a strategic review of its business last March.
It has already sold its broadband business to internet service provider Tiscali for 210 mln stg last September. Pipex used around 90 mln stg of the cash to cut its debt.
If the sale of the hosting and networking business goes through, Pipex plans to add a "substantial portion" of the proceeds to the remains of those from the broadband sale, and return the capital to shareholders, after clearing possible further debts.
That will leave the company with its wireless technology business, which has a joint venture with Intel to exploit licensed spectrum operating the WiMAX standard.

[tradx666] 14/2/2008 12:51

sprights,

Still lurking.

Just trading as I see it for now...:-)

regards

T..

[troys] 14/2/2008 12:40

Mobile WiMax comes to Kent
More than 4,500 businesses in Maidstone could benefit from technology trials starting in April

Neon Kelly, Computing, 11 Feb 2008
The Maidstone trial is the first of its kind in the UKThe UK's first mobile WiMax network will open for business in Maidstone, Kent this April.

The trial will cover 7.5 square kilometers, enabling more than 75,000 people and 4,500 businesses to access services like mobile Voice over IP and live video streaming.

The Mobile WiMax Acceleration Group (M-WAG) is keen to promote the benefits of the technology ahead of Ofcom's approaching spectrum auctions, due to start later this year.

The pilot will offer a cheap way for Kent businesses to connect wirelessly, said Maidstone Borough Council IT manager Dave Lindsay.

"The network is especially exciting because Mobile WiMax can deliver robust, resilient and secure data transmission at a much lower cost than other mobile alternatives," said Lindsay.

"Not only will our residents benefit indirectly through improved, lower cost services, but those within the network perimeter will be able to benefit directly through using mobile WiMax at home or for business."

Mobile WiMax relies on different technology from its standard equivalent and permits a more flexible, roaming use of a wireless network.

Today Intel announced it will invest in service provider FREEDOM4 as part of plans to deploy mobile WiMax networks in the UK.

[veryoldbob] 14/2/2008 09:17

Interesting if China mobile do back LTE.

[troys] 13/2/2008 10:22

Intel injects funding into U.K. WiMAX
By Justin Mann, TechSpot.com
Published: February 12, 2008, 7:53 PM EST


WiMAX may be one most hyped, yet slowest-adopted technologies in recent times, but rest assured that isn't so from a lack of trying. In an attempt to push WiMAX to the next level, Intel has announced they will be cooperating with U.K.-based company, FREEDOM4, to fuel a huge WiMAX boost in that country. Using FREEDOM4 as a launchpad, Intel plans to make substantial investments with the ultimate goal of making wireless Internet available to a much larger audience. Intel may also have other motives behind this initiative such as the adoption of their own hardware needed for the deployment of the networks supporting this project.

As one of many vendors that has been offering and developing WiMAX hardware for some time now, Intel has a keen interest in a wider adoption of these technologies. There's no mention of the particular regions within the U.K that the company is going after on its first stages, but you can read more details in the Intel press release.

[ps0u3165] 13/2/2008 07:55

Thanks Spights

Hope its the old adage of any publicity is good publicity.