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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Tern Plc | TERN | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 21/12/2024 19:00 by ebomber Top 5 Investors in Device Authority - 2024+ Ten Eleven + Tern + Prelude Fund III + Alsop Louie Capital + Venafi (100% owned by CyberArk) Follow these global fund experts and their money as now expect to see confirmation of exponential revenue growth in DA. Tern plc - Online Investor Presentation - 9 January 2025 |
Posted at 12/12/2024 15:03 by tullynessle Pitchbook / CalabrioCalabrio is a Private Company with 559 employees. One of its investors is Thoma Bravo Extract "Who are Calabrio’s investors? Thoma Bravo, Golub Capital, AI Venture Labs, and New Mountain Capital have invested in Calabrio." |
Posted at 24/11/2024 12:11 by moneymaker6 Sandbag, DA investors could sell out anytime but will want to maximise return while DA revenues go exponential which makes perfect sense for Tern investors .. we all want the proceeds from DA to send Tern valuation permanently vertical and that requires optimising the exit. |
Posted at 20/11/2024 14:44 by steveberyl Bcfc5 Ditto your commentsOn SW board there are silly posts suggesting Investors should pay more than the quote for their shares, Price is made by MM`s who see no value in tern. Andrew Beaston and other superb researchers are NOT the people who should be Divulging all the GOOD NEWS, Tern must do this, but never, ever do, it is as though TERN Board have a vested interest in TERN BEING VALULESS. Exasperating is the word or something more sinister. TW and his trolls have named this over the 6 years I have been in and out. Whilst they are annoying, it is undeniable that they have been proved CORRECT. Yes growth is apparent according to ADVFN Posters research, but GROWTH IS NOT APPARENT according to TERN Board and that is the disconnect. Partnership with Cyberark is an RNS event, as is the MSFT/CYBERARK event yet nothing from tern to ALERT the wider Market. TERN only ever seem to converse with SW and ADVFN posters. That is weird and totally unacceptable. TERN Board forget, there are millions of Investors that know nothing of ADVFN and are therefore Ignorant of Superb Research. HOW about TERN Learn what the RNS service actually is. |
Posted at 12/11/2024 20:19 by moneymaker6 Investing is all about timing which is why New and existing investors can now capitalise on the potential over the next 12 months instead of looking back in anger at the last how ever many years .. realisable value for investors was only ever achievable at exit stage and we now have an initial 22p target attributed to sale of assets. |
Posted at 09/11/2024 09:12 by ebomber All investors fully recognise 99.9% of the value of Tern plc firmly sits with Device Authority, TM and FVRAll the rest is simply a whisper of noise. Many will have now researched Tern plc and Investors Chronicle just one source capturing broker insight and highlighting the gap between current share value, NAV and Enterprise Value. Little surprise brokers are seeing Tern plc as a minimum 10 bagger from here in a matter of months. Feels good to be loading up in the undervalued gem right now. |
Posted at 26/9/2024 17:42 by highly geared Cambradjones, you have my deepest sympathy.Unfortunately, AIM is dying as disillusioned investors nurse their losses and come to the realisation ( garnered over 15-20 years) that the vast majority of companies are ‘lifestyleR In c 10 years , TERN hasn’t delivered a single investee exit or returned cash to investors. Rather, they’ve spent millions in funding their lifestyles with salaries completely disproportionate to the business they’re in and their performance in delivering value to shareholders. The old adage of never falling in love with a stock is never more appropriate than with TERN. I’m largely out of the market and now pursue direct private equity investments where the board have significant skin in the game, are highly motivated to succeed and where there is significant scrutiny of performance by investors. There’s always risk, but at least all stakeholders are aligned. |
Posted at 14/8/2024 14:01 by steveberyl From a stable of UNICORNS to a Donkey rescue Charity. When the First UNICORN was placed in Liquidation Investors should have run for the Hills.Pires was another RED LIGHT yet still investors screamed that it would all come right in the end. Well here we are, the end is in sight and no sign of recovery. Only Christmas beckons and a huge placing or more reduction in size of Tern holdings in Investments. At some stage realisation must kick in, SURELY ?? This is a vehicle for Investors to keep funding and BOD to keep spending, thats it, thats the plan. EXIT ?? The only exit should be INVESTORS |
Posted at 26/7/2024 09:07 by tullynessle "Cybersecurity investors are feeling renewed optimism about reigniting deal and exit activity......"+ Article also includes comments from: "Alex Doll, founder and managing general partner at cybersecurity-focuse Pitchbook INFORMATION SECURITY Cybersecurity investors bullish on deal revival after Wiz, CrowdStrike news By Jacob Robbins Date published: July 25, 2024 Cybersecurity investors are feeling renewed optimism about reigniting deal and exit activity following revelations that fast-growing startup Wiz received—and reportedly spurned—a hefty takeover offer from Google. If completed, the $23 billion deal would have represented a sharp step up for Wiz, which investors last valued at $12 billion just a couple months ago. Instead, CEO Assaf Rappaport reportedly told employees that Wiz will instead remain independent and eventually seek to go public. In May, Wiz raised $1 billion in new funding led by Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed and Thrive Capital. That Google and Wiz were in buyout talks at all sends a positive signal for the industry, said Alex Doll, founder and managing general partner at cybersecurity-focuse “The fact that the deal fell through doesn’t really matter,” Doll said. “It’s a fantastic validation. Security always plays a best-supporting-acto Both VC deal and exit activity have been on the rise in cybersecurity, according to PitchBook data. In the just-completed second quarter, total deal value increased 18% over the previous quarter, reaching $3.8 billion generated Notable deals include Vanta, a cybersecurity automation startup, which just raised a $150 million Series C Wednesday led by Sequoia, bringing its valuation up from $1.6 billion to $2.45 billion. Huntress, the developer of a threat detection and mitigation platform, raised a $150 million Series D in June from Kleiner Perkins, Meritech Capital and Sapphire Ventures, more than doubling its previous valuation to over $1.5 billion. Exit value for 2024 has already surpassed the previous year’s annual figure at $6.9 billion across 48 deals. Continued....... |
Posted at 02/7/2024 14:22 by tullynessle Subject: Tern, Capital Markets Day, March 26, 2024,[Aside - Post comprises Transcript with some added Grammar - make your own check for accuracy] Well worth reading. 1:09:50 Al Sisto speaking ……&hel So, to be frank, I and Bruce have not been busier than we have been in the last six to nine months as we've helped the companies adopt and take on the AI positioning, and this comes from the synergistic portfolio that we talked about. When you talk about 1011. 1011 is all about outbound marketing and creating outbound marketing interest. These are very expensive growth capital areas that require a different kind of venture capital business. We support the companies from a product Market fit basis. We're bringing in syndicated investors who are now supporting the growth Capital required that have foundations, they have places where they market and seminars and outgoing marketing events that showcase their companies. We don't have the capital to do that. We have the resources that know how to make products, we have the resources that know how to make product Market fit, and our companies I think reflect the success of that endeavour, and that the work that we do and our networks are focused in in those areas. So I think we're busier than ever in bringing the new technology and new Market opportunities for the products that exist today as a basis of what we do, and what we do to support you our shareholders. Because by doing so we maintain an important relevance in a seat at the table that will protect us in providing you with a sizable return when we exit these businesses. Tim Metcalfe Speaking Thank you for that Al you know I think that it's pretty clear there you know that there is a lot going on day to day and is it right to say that you know that input that's being given on a day-to-day basis is crucial to protecting the Tern positions in these companies because without Capital you've got to offer something . Al Sisto speaking Absolutely Venture cap investing is a full contact sport. It's like Union rugby rules in Australia. I mean just about anything goes and there are so many tricks and preferences and different classes of shares and things that can get structured behind the scenes, that if we're not at the table and we're not creating value, we will be slowly and painfully eliminated from participating in the businesses. And this goes beyond money. This is just because of greed. The more that someone can grab from the table for their investors they're going to do it. So we spend a considerable amount of our time making sure deals are structured in such a way that our shareholders are protected on the returns. Cause that's the area that is a black art in Venture Capital. Tim Metcalfe speaking And you mentioned obviously you know the goal is to return Returns to shareholders through liquidity events. Tern now has minority positions in all of its portfolio companies. Does Tern have the freedom to sell those positions as when it sees fit or do other shareholders have a say in what we do. Al Sisto speaking Generally speaking the way the share purchase Agreements are structured in these investment rounds created, the investor majority, that is the professional investors not the company, make the decisions on who can play and who cannot play. And again that's part of this black art of making sure that when these purchase agreements are put together there is an opportunity for us to make sure that we're treated as an equal rather than as a stepchild, and if opportunities present themselves to do things, to us we still will be required to seek invest majority to secure anything that we would like to do on our own. So it's a check and balance within the investment agreements that exist within these companies that we're part of. Tim Metcalfe speaking So, there are those checks and balances but ultimately you know there is still the ability to deal. Al Sisto Speaking Oh yeah, there's a realization opportunity, it just it has to be in balance with everybody else and that it makes sense to the whole group rather than just us by ourselves. Ian Ritchie speaking But our co-investment partners are also very keen to ensure the right kind of liquidity events so you know we're all on the same boat we're all trying to realize value. Al Sisto speaking Greed is common denominator Tim Metcalfe speaking Well and obviously the value of these companies is coming across particularly to some of our larger shareholders and I've had one or two mentioned to me you know would there be an opportunity for them to participate if term was selling or companies were looking to work to raise further funds. Al Sisto speaking Again, as we said earlier, it would be ideal to to do something like that, if in fact the investor majority would be so inclined and again we would make a hard case for that because that would be a preferred outlet. Tim Metcalfe speaking And really, I'm conscious that we've been going for over an hour and a half and we've kept 95% of the attendance so we're going to have to wrap it up pretty quickly but just as a final comment you know these are all growing companies are you comfortable with their current funding needs and the fact that they have sufficient funding for current requirements. Al Sisto speaking I think at at this point everyone is funded to give them runway through at least to the second half of the year, if not in most cases for this year and next year. The problem we face is if they become really successful and grow faster than their forecast, and again the prospects that you heard at these companies are pretty strong, so stay watch this space. But at the end of the day there is capital that has been deployed with these recent fundings that is enabling the companies to continue to move forward. Tim Metcalfe speaking Well I think we're going to have to to wrap it up there and apologies answer the questions that have been submitted tonight and hopefully covered the areas that the people have been questioning but as always if you got anything further please get in touch contact details on all the announcements tern@iInvestor-focus We will endeavour to put a recording of this session up on the site as soon as possible. For those who haven't had the opportunity please pass on those details and on bulletin boards and things and make sure people see it because we want to share you know the fantastic opportunities and growth that these companies are enjoying. and hopefully and I'm pretty confident that is going to be seen as a return to Tern shareholders in due course so thank you very much to all the presenters this evening, thank you Darren and Alastair in particular for joining us live, Jo and Richard for your videos but most of all thank you very much to everybody who's joined us this evening to participate and watch the presentations thank you thanks very much. 1:17:40 English (auto-generated) ============ Capital Markets Day Presentation March 2024 (youtube.com) Tern Capital Markets Say Presentation, Mar 26, 2024 Video presentation of Tern PLC Capital Markets Day held on 26 March 2024. Presenters include Ian Ritchie and Al Sisto from Tern PLC together with Darron Antill from Device Authority, Jo Halliday from Talking Medicines and Alastair Williamson from Wyld Networks. |
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