Proxama Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 20/12/2016 09:57

According to ALNC 'Proxama Revenue Falls But Main Unit To Grow Significantly In 2017 (ALLISS)'

shares are always about the future.

IMO

[nestoframpers] 20/12/2016 09:17

Proxama ‏@Proxama 19m19 minutes ago
In future, Airports have ambitions to deepen their digital connection with passengers and staff. hxxp://snip.ly/d40db #Bluetooth #beacons

[hazl] 20/12/2016 08:43

Shorters will pounce on any positive information.

[hazl] 20/12/2016 08:06

'Proxama is now more focused, and has a leadership position in what is a growth sector. '

I rather like that bit from above.

[hazl] 20/12/2016 06:54

I think that is fair from above ,it acknowledges the risks but highlights the incredible potential should they sell the financial arm and get further with their main task.

[hazl] 20/12/2016 06:51

Techmarket's current view as above....

'After good H1 results with revenue up 26% and announcing that their retail beacon network will be the biggest in the UK, see here, Proxama is now outlining its objectives for 2017 and talking bullishly about the Proximity Marketing sector.

Activity and revenue in Proximity Marketing has doubled in 2016 and this division’s customers can now target specific audiences (such as commuters, sports fans, shoppers) through the network. 2017 targets include bringing this business to cash break-even.

One troublesome fly in Proxama’s ointment is the delay in disposing of its Digital Payments division. The sales process will continue into 2017. Proxama are talking with two “potential parties”. Despite the uncertainty, this division had a good second half particularly in the Middle East and South Africa. However, year-on-year comparisons will suffer as 2015 enjoyed a significant one-off payment from a large US customer.

Across the Group, Proxama expects a top line of £2.6m for 2016 (down from a reported £2.9m). The EBITDA picture remains grim, with a loss of £3.5m (albeit reduced from £5m). Cash at 1st December stood at £0.7m. Consequently, a further £1.8m has been raised via new Convertible Loan notes. The sooner the Payments disposal is completed, the better.

Proxama is now more focused, and has a leadership position in what is a growth sector. But it still has a long way to go. Revenue and margin are volume-dependent, so continued investment in sales, data partners and in building new audiences is necessary. At the same time, the company wants to sustain their leadership advantage by building more beacon networks, internationally as well. This can only postpone cash break-even. Finding the right balance between long term growth and short term returns is always problematic, but will be crucial for Proxama in 2017.'

[the stigologist] 19/12/2016 23:25

Topinfo ‏@TopTradersADVFN Nov 30
@TraderjohnBaker Yes M8 Im still holding both #ESG and #PROX. I will hold until they hit or get very near to the Tops tgts, #PROX still 5p

[the stigologist] 19/12/2016 23:23

Topinfo ‏@TopTradersADVFN Dec 12
@SteveStubbsy1 @davstoker Good price mate I like #PROX here , Im in at 1.2p this time so might average down myself soon

[hazl] 19/12/2016 22:12

'After good H1 results with revenue up 26% and announcing that their retail beacon network will be the biggest in the UK, see here, Proxama is now outlining its objectives for 2017 and talking bullishly about the Proximity Marketing sector.

Activity and revenue in Proximity Marketing has doubled in 2016 and this division’s customers can now target specific audiences (such as commuters, sports fans, shoppers) through the network. 2017 targets include bringing this business to cash break-even.

One troublesome fly in Proxama’s ointment is the delay in disposing of its Digital Payments division. The sales process will continue into 2017. Proxama are talking with two “potential parties”. Despite the uncertainty, this division had a good second half particularly in the Middle East and South Africa. However, year-on-year comparisons will suffer as 2015 enjoyed a significant one-off payment from a large US customer.

Across the Group, Proxama expects a top line of £2.6m for 2016 (down from a reported £2.9m). The EBITDA picture remains grim, with a loss of £3.5m (albeit reduced from £5m). Cash at 1st December stood at £0.7m. Consequently, a further £1.8m has been raised via new Convertible Loan notes. The sooner the Payments disposal is completed, the better.

Proxama is now more focused, and has a leadership position in what is a growth sector. But it still has a long way to go. Revenue and margin are volume-dependent, so continued investment in sales, data partners and in building new audiences is necessary. At the same time, the company wants to sustain their leadership advantage by building more beacon networks, internationally as well. This can only postpone cash break-even. Finding the right balance between long term growth and short term returns is always problematic, but will be crucial for Proxama in 2017.'

link above....techmarket

[hazl] 19/12/2016 22:11

techmarkets current view worth a read.



imo

[hazl] 19/12/2016 21:53

No, I would say rather than facts you are trading on sentiment.
I feel sorry for anybody that puts a lot into any stock that does a reverse turn and that is why I try my best to get any speculative stock running on its profits,which I made clear I did here,then its not quite so bad when it does drop.

However,we still don't know this is definitely going to the wall,you don't know; I don't know how it's going to pan out.
I've had plenty of stocks that have turned round very nicely.

At the end of the day people have to make up their own minds they have their own
individual risk scenario.

[hazl] 19/12/2016 18:48

The difference stig is that we don't hound the threads of shares that you are in .....I notice that you talked up ASA relentlessly till you sold are now talking it down mercilessly.
At least some of us quietly leave when we sell.
You seem to care more about money than people.

Chadders has it spot on.

Any way clearly none of us want to stay here if its completely had it.
What we are doing is waiting for more clues or moving onto something else.
We don't really need posters telling us what to do, we can make up our own minds surely.

IMO

[the stigologist] 19/12/2016 14:48

Been here two years. Called it perfectly... 5p down to 0.4p so far.

[chadders] 19/12/2016 14:20

One thing I've learnt is self appointed protectors of the "mug punter" always have a selfish motive. It's often because they have been burned in the past and can't move on.

They always disappear when a share is doing well and pile in when the trend is reversed. Just an observation.

[tmmalik] 19/12/2016 13:13

Back to 1p by new year

[the stigologist] 19/12/2016 12:59

I do invest in AIM very successfully thank you.

Given 90% of AIM companies fail do you not think it is rational for 90% of a posters time being spent exposing the frauds/cons/charlatans ?

[noirua] 19/12/2016 08:42

Keep calm as most unload near the lowest point of a share price collapse. Interesting now at well under 0.5p.
Difficult to call a share price though low is 0.4p and recently traded 0.95p to 1.1p.

[1savvyinvestor] 19/12/2016 08:35

If there is one thing I have learned over the last couple of years it is once you hear the name Darwin get out!!

[hazl] 18/12/2016 22:15

Its not over till the fat lady sings or so they say.

[the stigologist] 18/12/2016 21:29

LBITDA is running at circa £5m p.a. put that on a PER of 10x and this Company should be valued at - MINUS £50m

The Net Tangible Asset Value is also NEGATIVE.

i.e. this Company is on a fundamental basis worth between -£50m and zero

You've all been taken for mugs by an AIM Cesspit BoD who have enjoyed their salaries/five star hotel stays/first class travel etc etc all at your expense

Well done!