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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Win | WNN | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 149.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 149.00 | 149.00 |
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Posted at 02/8/2010 11:52 by spectoacc They've got another irrevocable taking them over the 50%; however, this latest only counts if there's no competing offer at least 10% higher.Still think the WNN management should say something re allowing the others to conduct DD - otherwise, little or no chance of 165p+. |
Posted at 26/7/2010 17:04 by value viper agreed gooner - wonder how the rest of the employees at WNN will fair ?! are they all secured too ? have to say the upped offer still looks a snip to IMI. maybe it aint over yet. HAd thought we would hear more from oxygen 8 ? |
Posted at 18/7/2010 14:54 by eagle eye If you hold WNN shares via Selftrade, be aware that if you haven't informed them otherwise, they will accept the IMI bid at 141p for you on Wednesday 21st July. I spoke to Selftrade on Friday and requested that the shares held in escrow be returned to my account. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION, YOU ARE SETTLING FOR THE 141P AND CONTRIBUTING TOWARDS THE 50% IMI NEED FOR CONTROL. Maybe other brokers are in the same position.Eagle Eye |
Posted at 21/4/2010 11:39 by nfs I just bought in after seeing the strong results,cash in the bank,paying a dividend,growth areas.............an |
Posted at 16/3/2010 08:23 by goonertone After several years spent refocusing the business from the high volume low margin premium rate sms business to its new higher margin managed service and enterprise business WIN PLC finally appears to be ready to move forward with its long term vision. The opening extract from the final results for December 2009:"Underlying profit before tax* for the year of GBP1.5m exceeded forecasts, with revenue up 10%. This was despite the difficult economic conditions of last year's recession. WIN has a strong balance sheet with no debt and cash at year end of GBP3.1m supporting increased investment. The final dividend has been increased by 10%." The company now has the infrastructure, products and sales force to kick on from a position of financial strength to increase sales and profits at a rapid pace. Valued at just £12 million. The company has no debt, cash in the bank and agreements in place with a host of blue chip clients and new deals being made across Europe and into Asia. With profits likely to hit £3 million within the next 2-3 years at the most this sits on a forward multiple of just 4. |
Posted at 12/1/2010 07:19 by goonertone RNS Number : 3490F WIN plc 12 January 2010 Embargoed until 07:00am 12 January 2010 WIN plc ("WIN", the "Company" or the "Group") Market Update WIN plc (AIM: WNN), the leading provider of managed services over the mobile phone, is pleased to provide the market with the following business update for the year ended 31 December 2009 (the "Period"). In the first half of 2009 we made considerable progress in stabilising gross profit and integrating previous acquisitions and in the second half of the year focused sales on developing higher margin business, building upon our established reputation with leading mobile operators and corporations. Results reflected an improving contribution in the final quarter and the Board expects that underlying profit before taxation for the Period will be significantly ahead of market expectations (underlying profit before tax is calculated before amortisation on acquired intangible assets, impairment charges, share-based payment charges and non-recurring items). In the first half of the year reported underlying profit before taxation amounted to GBP0.6 million. Revenue is expected to be over GBP40 million. Total messages delivered in the last quarter of the year were over 20 per cent. ahead of the comparable period. The Group continued to control costs which were held at the levels of the first half. Year end cash balances amounted to GBP3.1 million (compared to GBP0.9 million as at 30 June 2009) reflecting strong working capital management by the Group. During the year, our key divisions of Managed Services and Enterprise performed well and there continue to be encouraging signs of growth. Further new Managed Services were launched during the Period for Vodafone, O2 and Sony Ericsson. In Continental Europe, WIN is developing, hosting and managing the entire operator portal for Cosmote Romania as part of the initial phase of Deutsche Telecom's planned wider roll out of Web 'n' Walk across Europe. The Group's Content Services business performed well. Enterprise had a good performance in the second half with new contract wins for the Enterprise Communicator product with Centrica and the AA. New Media performed in line with expectations. During 2009 we recommenced investment in the Next Generation Messaging Platform ("NGMP"). When complete, this will provide a major new business development opportunity for the Group and will substantially increase the capacity and resilience of WIN's messaging platform. WIN plans to fully deploy the NGMP by the fourth quarter of 2010 with an associated depreciation charge for the current year of approximately GBP150,000. Graham Rivers, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "WIN is profitable with an excellent customer base and a strong cash position. The progress we have made in 2009 and our focus on growing sectors and high margin business gives us confidence for further development in the year ahead." |
Posted at 04/1/2010 11:23 by goonertone Right, I have now had a quick scout round and from what I can tell the free float in WNN shares is now less than 30%. The list on the companys website goes up to 24th DecemberThe additional 200k on 29th took the shares in institutional or directors hands to 7,202,235 or 70.92%. All this adds up to a very volatile stock that will be impossible to buy in meaningful size when any news comes out or results/trading statements issued. The Oxygen8 shareholding continues to intrigue me. GT |
Posted at 02/10/2009 18:24 by pudpud WNN received a big sell from Tom Bulford of RHPS today. 12 month target of 120p. Anyone any other views on this? |
Posted at 21/8/2009 13:52 by rivaldo I said earlier that a little interest here could see the price quickly up to 75p-80p imho given the lack of available shares. Here's the tip summary again:"With its shares at 49p, WIN is capitalised at just £4.98 million. Strip out the cash and the business is being valued at £1.62 million or just 16p per share. This is less than 2x trough year earnings. Even accounting for the current difficulties with New Media and valuing the company on a lowly 5x forecast 2010 earnings + net cash suggests a share price of 95.5p 95% upside from current levels. The shares are also supported by a dividend yield in excess of 4% at the current share price and I personally see even the earnings multiple I use as too conservative. However, the upside is clear. At 49p and at up to 60p with an initial price target of 95.5p, WIN is a "buy"." |
Posted at 21/8/2009 11:26 by rivaldo I'd assume subscribers have seen the article now, so here's the conclusion. I bought just a few as it does look cheap, and just a little interest here could see the price quickly up to 75p-80p imho given the lack of available shares:"With its shares at 49p, WIN is capitalised at just £4.98 million. Strip out the cash and the business is being valued at £1.62 million or just 16p per share. This is less than 2x trough year earnings. Even accounting for the current difficulties with New Media and valuing the company on a lowly 5x forecast 2010 earnings + net cash suggests a share price of 95.5p 95% upside from current levels. The shares are also supported by a dividend yield in excess of 4% at the current share price and I personally see even the earnings multiple I use as too conservative. However, the upside is clear. At 49p and at up to 60p with an initial price target of 95.5p, WIN is a "buy"." |
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