Stapleton Cap Share Discussion Threads

[condera] 05/7/2002 15:34

glade to see there is somebody out there.
N WIRE you must be one of the big boy's as there is only seven million shares in issue .any comments on the company ?.

[geraldus] 06/5/2002 20:09

They still operate as Suparule in South Africa but Irish based head office .I have a few thousand mostly purchased over a year ago.I note from the accounts that a director holds over 2 million shares.What i cannot understand is why they have such little regognition.You can pay a lot more for alot less than they have to offer.More info on -www.smftechnologies.com

[nwire] 05/5/2002 22:39

Yepp, hold two million shares in this great Company.

[rossco] 05/5/2002 22:38

geraldus.

Is this the old suparule?

[geraldus] 05/5/2002 19:54

Does anybody hold or have any views on this company.One of aims best kept secrets-I hope!

[geraldus] 18/4/2002 21:46

is there anybody out there who has an interest in stc which is now smf technologies or am i on a one man mission

[jasey3] 21/10/2001 05:00

CHECKOUT EINSTEIN TV ,EPIC EIC,,, YHIS BABYS FLYING

[e-venturer] 26/5/2000 09:44

sorry didn't see GHHGHH has posted already.

[e-venturer] 26/5/2000 09:39

New media spark has made an offer for the whole of Softecnet. It seems to be quite a clever move that will give NMS exposure to India. Also the fact STC is mostly cash - approx 15p - the offer looks quite reasonable.

The question will we see more of the cash rich incubators being bought or will this be a one off?

ev

[derek wild] 10/4/2000 13:04

ADVFN NewsWire (12:54) - Softtechnet.com, a company that has been established to take advantage of the investment opportunities available within the software, technology and internet-related sectors, with particular focus in India, the UK and the US, announces the appointment of Sanjit Talukdar as director.

Mr. Talukdar, 33, has almost 11 years' investment-related experience. He has worked with leading financial institutions, including Credit Suisse First Boston and Foreign and Colonial Emerging Markets Limited, where he launched one of the first open-ended funds to invest in India.

He is a director of PNT Capital Advisors, one of the founding shareholders of Softtechnet.com, and formerly investment sub-adviser to the Aberdeen India Fund. He was a board member of Aberdeen India from March, 1997, until its merger in May, 1999.

He is a professional economist and holds degrees from both Oxford University and the London School of Economics. He is also a director of James Murray & Co. and a partner in other family-owned businesses based in India.

Mr. Talukdar was a director of Central Park Lodge before resigning in September, 1996, and has been a director of Dulwich Gate Management since January, 1999.

Tony Sarin, Softtechnet's chief executive, said: "We are delighted to have secured the talents of Sanjit Talukdar. He is one of the pioneers of the offshore Indian fund management industry and has a business network in ndia that will give us unrivalled access to potential investee companies.

"Sanjit brings a wealth of international experience from some of the world's leading financial institutions and we are looking forward to working with him in the development of Softtechnet's overall strategy."


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