Tern Share Discussion Threads

[andrbea] 17/4/2024 10:07

T-gram poster puts cost, to Tern, at £46k

[andrbea] 17/4/2024 10:05

Andrew, [17/04/2024 11:04]
So they predict a rebound at Wyld,, to levels of SEK 6-8

Andrew, [17/04/2024 11:04]
summary:

In recent months, Wyld Networks has reaped several successes in several continents:

BRAZIL – monitoring bee colonies (2024-04-04): Wyld Networks, together with GeoApis (in Brazil), has entered into an agreement for colony monitoring using Wyld's low orbit satellite connection. Wyld will support GeoApis to increase yields and improve sustainability for beekeepers, crop producers and growers to increase agricultural productivity.

AUSTRALIA – Cooperation Agreement (2024-04-02): Wyld Networks, together with PLF Australia, has initiated the monitoring of soil moisture using satellite-connected technology in low Earth orbit. Satellite IoT in Australia with low power consumption is critical to optimising land management. This process plays a crucial role in optimizing irrigation and maximizing yields.
BRAZIL – Livestock Tracking (2024-03-28): SpaceVis has developed an innovative livestock tracking solution to meet the needs of an increasingly data-driven livestock farming sector. By partnering with Wyld, SpaceVis is now exploring the possibility of providing satellite connectivity for 350 million cattle to comply with new traceability regulations.
BRAZIL – development of agritech (2024-03-22): The Brazilian Agricultural Research Institute (Embrapa) has established an open innovation platform to develop agritech through a public-private partnership between Embrapa, Banco do Brasil, Bayer, CNH and Jacto. Wyld Networks is the first innovation company to partner with the Embrapa AgNest program. This also puts Wyld's satellite IoT solution ahead of all major Brazilian agribusiness and global Agtech companies.
BRAZIL (SEK 27 million) – regenerative agriculture (20/03/2024): Agroforestry's innovative technology addresses CO2/carbon emissions for companies striving to meet sustainability goals through regenerative agriculture. Agroforestry is expected to install approximately 4,500 Wyld Connect terminals, which means a potential order amounting to approximately SEK 27 million over a 36-month period.
BRAZIL (SEK 40 million) – barley storage (2024-03-15): PecSmart's innovation in grain storage monitoring and processing units will include satellite connectivity with Wyld Networks' terminals and data service. PecSmart is initially targeting 8,000 Wyld Connect terminals, equivalent to approximately SEK 40 million, to facilitate connection to remote grain storage and processing units.
BRAZIL (SEK 25 million) – Earth and weather data (2024-03-08): Wyld Networks has signed a cooperation agreement with Elio Tecnologias, where Elio Tec. We intend to install more than 5,000 terminals on agriculture in Brazil within the next 36 months with a potential order value of approximately SEK 25 million, with Wyld Networks' satellite connection providing earth and weather sensor data leading to higher productivity and sustainability targets in the agricultural sector.
INDIA – Energy and Agriculture (2024-03-01): Cooperation agreement with Iotasol (based in India), where Wyld and Iotasol will jointly be able to offer satellite connectivity and Internet of Things (IoT) software expertise to meet the data challenges in the energy and agriculture sectors.
BRAZIL – strawberry plantation (2024-02-23): Cooperation agreement with Staw Agricultura to install Wyld Connect for strawberry production in Brazil, with a focus on, among other things, the optimization of irrigation.
PERU (SEK 0.2 million) – energy sector (2024-02-06): Wyld Networks receives its first order of SEK 0.2 million for an order in the energy sector from EAT (Energy Automation Technologies), a reseller in Peru, with additional new projects and expansion orders expected from EAT in 2024
BRAZIL – wind turbines (2024-02-20): The Brazilian company IMAE has now started installing Wyld Connect terminals. Wyld Networks' satellite and ground-based IoT solution collects data from IoT sensors in IMAE wind turbines to improve and optimize wind asset management.


The technical analysis from here

Andrew, [17/04/2024 11:04]
Wyld has fallen surprisingly much. Now, however, the stock has reached the support at the SEK 2 level and we can also see that the market has formed a positive RSI divergence, which as we know means that the share price is making new lower bottoms while the RSI curve is instead making rising bottoms. According to the technical analysis, this is a positive sign.

Wyld is now entering its subscription period for TO4 with the subscription price of SEK 1.83 and it opens up for a very high participation at the same time as this is expected to lead to the price looking higher and up towards SEK 6.00-8.00. Those who wanted to sell their shares in Wyld to participate in the rights issue have now probably already done so.

The subscription period runs until Monday, April 29, 2024, but note that many brokerage firms sometimes close the opportunity to subscribe (i.e. you can exercise your subscription right and acquire a share in Wyld for SEK 1.83).

Shortly, Dagens Börs will publish an interview with the company's CEO Alastair Williamson, where we get a very important and interesting status update.



Summary: Wyld is now entering its subscription period and the stock is ready for a rebound back to SEK 6.00-8.00

[flashheart] 17/4/2024 09:59

Yes 40k cost to Tern.

[wardy333] 17/4/2024 09:56

What percentage of Wyld does Tern hold now?

[ricardox] 17/4/2024 09:51

I make it £40k.541,129 SEK = £39700

[delboy99] 17/4/2024 09:48

I have worked it out correct
Tern paying £400k for 296000 warrants

[andrbea] 17/4/2024 09:25

On T-gram
17 Apr 2024, 7:45 GMT+1 , Company Announcement / Press release (Regulatory)
Major shareholders, members of the board of directors and members of the executive management intend to exercise their warrants of series TO4 in Wyld Networks AB
NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN THE UNITED STATES, AUSTRALIA, CANADA, NEW ZEALAND, HONG KONG, JAPAN, SINGAPORE, SOUTH AFRICA, SOUTH KOREA, BELARUS, RUSSIA OR ANY OTHER JURISDICTION WHERE SUCH RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION WOULD BE UNLAWFUL OR WOULD REQUIRE REGISTRATION OR ANY OTHER MEASURES. PLEASE REFER TO IMPORTANT INFORMATION AT THE END OF THE PRESS RELEASE.

Wyld Networks AB (“Wyld Networks” or the “Company”;) hereby announces that major shareholders in the Company, and members of the board of directors and management that hold warrants, have informed the Company that they intend to exercise all their warrants of series TO4. This corresponds to an investment of approximately SEK 2.2 million, corresponding to approximately 30.9 percent of the total amount of outstanding warrants of series TO4. The subscription period for the warrants of series TO4 is currently ongoing and will continue up until April 29, 2024.



“We are delighted that these long-term shareholders continue to support Wyld Networks as we launch the satellite IoT network service.”, said Alastair Williamson, CEO of Wyld Networks.



Wyld Networks has received non-binding commitments that the following warrant holders intends to exercise their warrants privately, through related parties or through company:



Shareholder

Role in the Company

Number Of TO4

SEK

Philip Andersson



360,000

658,800.00

Jonathan Swann



344,847

631,070.01

Tern PLC



295,699

541,129.17

Michael Russell



72,562

132,788.46

David Martin



52,971

96,936.93

Stewart Rough



18,750

34,312.50

Alastair Williamson

CEO

13,536

24,770.88

Bruce Leith1



9,739

17,822.37

Ian Ritchie1



8,571

15,684.93

Mats R Andersson

Board Member

4,486

8,209.38

Mats L Andersson

Chairman of the Board

4,025

7,365.75

Chris Caswell

CFO

2,142

3,919.86

Total

 

1,187,328

2,172,810.24

1 Board of directors and members of the executive management at Tern PLC

If all the warrants of series TO4 are exercised, the Company will receive approximately SEK 7.0 million before issuing costs. For the warrants to not expire without value, it is required that the holder actively subscribes for new shares no later than April 29, 2024, or sell the warrants no later than April 24, 2024. Please observe that certain nominees might close their application earlier than April 29, 2024.



Summarized terms for the warrants of series TO4:

Subscription period: April 15, 2024 – April 29, 2024.

Issue size: 3,839,998 warrants of series TO4, which entitles to subscription of 3,839,998 shares. If all warrants are exercised, the Company will receive approximately SEK 7.0 million before issuing costs.

Exercise price: SEK 1.83 per share.

Last day for trading warrants of series TO4: April 24, 2024.

Share capital and dilution: If all warrants are exercised the share capital will increase with SEK 320,410.60, from SEK 1,429,061.47 to SEK 1,749,472.07. If all warrants are exercised the number of shares in the Company will increase with 3,839,998 shares, from 17,126,753 shares to 20,966,751 shares. In the event that all warrants of series TO4 are exercised, the dilution amounts to approximately 18 percent of the number of shares and votes in the Company.



Please note that warrants that are not exercised by April 29, 2024 at the latest, or sold no later than April 24, 2024, will expire without value. For warrants not to lose their value, the holder must actively subscribe for new shares or sell the warrants.



How warrants are exercised:

Nominee-registered warrants (Custody account)

Subscription and payment by exercise of warrants shall be made in accordance with instructions from each nominee. Please contact your nominee for additional information.

jonathan Rowland, [17/04/2024 9:37]
Direct-registered warrants (Securities account)

No accounts for issuing nor any instructions regarding payments will be sent out. Subscriptions will be made through simultaneous payment in accordance with the instructions on the application form.

The warrants will then be replaced by interim shares awaiting registration at the Swedish Companies Registration Office.

The application form including instructions for payment will be available at Wyld Networks’ website, www.wyldnetworks.com.

poster [17/04/2024 9:58]
Tern taking up warrants is good. Buying additional shares would be better.

[emigna2020] 17/4/2024 09:15

Tern need to buy another dog with a stupid made to fail name like Konektio".

I mean surely the Beano was scoured to find that name.

look for something like "Loseo"


...........

“Whilst it is obviously very disappointing that Konektio has been placed into administration, it was clear to the Tern board that the Konektio business had lost focus in the second half of 2023,” said Ian Ritchie, chairman of Tern. "

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"Lpst focus" so where were the Tern bod to assist"?

[haydock] 17/4/2024 09:07

Shortly, Dagens Börs will publish an interview with the company's CEO Alastair Williamson, where we get a very important and interesting status update.

The real meat from a good article above.

[emigna2020] 17/4/2024 09:04

280 sales WOW?

[milesy] 17/4/2024 09:02

Re the Cybeats announcement, these guys fit the description of a multinational telecoms provider with "over 280 customers"

(Formerly MTN GlobalConnect)

[kkrriiss2] 17/4/2024 09:01

Our satellite partner Astrocast has already deployed 18 low earth orbiting satellites providing excellent global coverage for the Internet of Things. The L-band increases Wyld's overall addressable market to approximately USD 5.4 billion and increases the number of use cases we can target specifically with the 2-way communications."

[emigna2020] 17/4/2024 08:56

Wyld down.

[still waiting] 17/4/2024 08:54

so Wyld have now revealed that Astrocast will be benefitting from the Wyld data..

a come and get me to SpaceX ?

[andrbea] 17/4/2024 08:36

From T-gram

The link was to a Swedish text
but my browser (Edge) gave a rough translation of it all to EN

[emigna2020] 17/4/2024 07:53

Leading to Black Friday.

[jonc] 17/4/2024 07:47

I'm afraid it has been officially called as a RED Wednesday.

[wardy333] 17/4/2024 07:31

D/A growing in so many different ways, revenue has to be growing with it, all looking very good among the companies Tern has percentages of, first exit and watch the S/P grow ......

[kkrriiss2] 17/4/2024 06:43

Top 10 Sbom providers 2024



Scroll down Cybeats #7
$4.2 bill market by 2028 projected

[philjeans] 16/4/2024 20:12

Thanks Bolton Boy - that all sounds pretty significant to me!!

DA - right , middle and centre of everything!

[boltonboy8] 16/4/2024 19:04

2027 LoRaWAN roadmap published – for satellite IoT, hybrid IoT, easy IoT
By
James Blackman
April 16, 2024

The LoRa Alliance, the association of companies steering the open LoRaWAN standard, has released a formal development roadmap to enhance features, simplify deployments, drive interoperability, and raise security. The objective, invariably, is to multiply LoRaWAN deployments in new and existing enterprise IoT segments. The work puts a major focus on non-terrestrial network (NTN; satellite) connectivity and simpler device management, including with over-the-air updates and relay certification. There is also a focus on ‘crypto-agility” and RFID over LoRaWAN.

The work splits broadly into five loose categories across four overlapping phases, which have informed the alliance’s work and guided its focus for a decade already: from building networks in the 2015-2017 period, through connecting them in the 2018-2020 period, to making deployments on LoRaWAN networks easier during 2021-2023 and, now, making applications more easily scalable, in the period to 2027. The work streams have continued through the years, but the initial phases focused on the physical / link layer, certifications, and core network management.

More recently, the development work has expanded to include hyper-scalability, and also core tech enhancements crossover hybrid mashups in order to expand addressable markets. The LoRa Alliance has issued a schematic (see below) to plot its development work, and explain its logic. New markets will be addressed mainly with further LoRaWAN expansion of initial NTN capabilities, through, for example, further optimization of the long range–frequency hopping spread spectrum (LR-FHSS).


New relay enhancements will increase signal reach in noisy or physically challenging environments, to allow LoRaWAN sensors to be placed more widely; there is also a schedule of 2024-2027 works to add “fast and low-power network discovery… where coverage is not permanent, like mobile gateways”. A statement talks about allowing “walk-by or drive-by applications”, where network coverage is unavailable for remote readings / updates. The alliance said this will provide “significant value” for markets like utilities, where LoRaWAN has a foothold.

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Work to enable “hyper-scalability”, started ostensibly in 2021, will see the standard bearers in the ecosystem simplify deployments with easier profile management and device migration, and also enable GS1-compliant identifiers – such as RFIDs, barcodes, electronic product codes (EPC) – over LoRaWAN to enable LoRaWAN-based IoT devices to be used for product/asset identification. There is also work scheduled to automate device onboarding by requesting device profiles from online repositories using a standard API; this will build on previous work around QR codes.

There is other work planned to strengthen device interoperability by standardising application server and gateway interfaces, and to add over-the-air and relay updates for certification testing, plus advanced interoperability testing in the LoRaWAN certification test suite. The alliance wants to introduce so-called ‘crypto-agility’ to the physical / link layer, too, so current and future “crypto-suites” can be used as add-ons without having to take a hammer to the original link layer.

The alliance claims LoRaWAN has the “most low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) deployments globally across terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks”. There is no explanation of how it is counting this. It also claimed a “market-leading position” in smart metering, without splitting-out metering disciplines. It also flagged work by LoRaWAN operator ZENNER Network – with “nearly 7.5 million sensors on more than 100,000 gateways in 15 countries”, supporting the energy and utilities, smart cities, and industrial IoT markets.

In bombastic fashion, Donna Moore, chief executive and chairwoman at the LoRa Alliance, declared: “Not only is our technology best-of-breed and proven across multiple multimillion-sensor deployments, but it is also backed by the largest ecosystem with the greatest number and diversity of certified devices. Further, it offers the widest variety of deployment options across terrestrial networks and satellite NTNs… As such, it is the only LPWAN that can address the requirements of any organisation looking to deploy large-scale, low-power IoT solutions today.”

[andrbea] 16/4/2024 17:59

post 348608, good find

and knowing:

TORONTO, January 20, 2022 – Cybeats Technologies Corp. (“Cybeats'' or the “Company”;)(CSE: CYBT) is pleased to report a partnership with Device Authority, to provide end to end compliance and operational efficiencies to IoT devices. Through this partnership, Cybeats’ aims to work with Device Authority’s to broaden the reach of its SBOM Studio[1] product to a wider range of businesses and partners.

"Engaging a global leader in the telecom sector is a significant step in our commercial journey. When building SBOM Studio, Cybeats ensured the product was industry agnostic, allowing for a diverse customer base and scalable reach, especially in high-potential verticals fueled by regulation. Regulators in Europe are no longer standing by as organizations, including in the telecom space, fail to choose a proactive approach to their cybersecurity that aims to protect devices, users and national security interests," said Justin Leger, CEO, Cybeats.

[boltonboy8] 16/4/2024 17:40

PR Newswire: news distribution, targeting and monitoring
Cybeats Signs Cybersecurity Deal with Top 3 European Telecom Leader
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Cybeats Technologies Corp.
Apr 15, 2024, 08:52 ET

TORONTO, April 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Cybeats Technologies Corp. ("Cybeats'' or the "Company")(CSE: CYBT) (OTCQB: CYBCF), a Company offering industry-leading cybersecurity software, is pleased to announce a SaaS ("software as a Service") agreement for its SBOM Studio1 product with one of the largest European telecom providers, that has a $30 Billion market cap.

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Cybeats. Software Made Certain. (CNW Group/Cybeats Technologies Corp.)
Open source software makes up over 80% of the software in use in modern applications2. SBOM Studio helps its customers understand the security risks stemming from their software, including the third-party and open-source components. The telecom multinational has over 280 million customers, who expect that their personal data and digital safety will be in the hands of an organization who is diligent, proactive and transparent with their cybersecurity practices.

After entering new market verticals, Cybeats manages to partner with some of the largest and most prolific organizations within the sector. Cybeats accomplished this in both the Medical Device Manufacturing ("MDM") and Industrial Control Systems ("ICS") sectors, where Cybeats has already secured three of the global top 10 MDM's and four of the global top 10 in ICS. The Company therefore expects that its entry into the telecom industry could mark significant commercial traction in this new sector, as demonstrated by its proven track record.

"Engaging a global leader in the telecom sector is a significant step in our commercial journey. When building SBOM Studio, Cybeats ensured the product was industry agnostic, allowing for a diverse customer base and scalable reach, especially in high-potential verticals fueled by regulation. Regulators in Europe are no longer standing by as organizations, including in the telecom space, fail to choose a proactive approach to their cybersecurity that aims to protect devices, users and national security interests," said Justin Leger, CEO, Cybeats.