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ZGP Z Grp

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Z Grp LSE:ZGP London Ordinary Share GB00B09LQS34 ORD 5P
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  0.00 0.00% 13.00 0.00 01:00:00
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
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Posted at 06/3/2008 09:11 by andrbea
I have some sym and jrvs too ;-)

my logic with zgp is if someone buys 3.5m (ca 2.2p?) = 78000 pounds, I'll swim after him :-)
Posted at 21/12/2007 09:49 by pork belly
£1m cash = 4.2p.

current share price = 4p mid.

not going anywhere for months now. will now tread water till RTO rumours surface..but with most cash shells trading at 50% - 100% of cash then this should hover around the 2p-4p level for some time yet imho.

only RTO rumours can revive this share now.

RIP.
Posted at 30/11/2007 11:17 by pork belly
An email received from ZGP yestrerday, from a guy on iii:

"Most of our shareholders were valuing the future of the group on Onshare, unfortunately this service failed to gain any traction on launch and we have written off

the service in the interim accounts. Hence the decline in the company share price today.

The operating businesses in the group cumulative burn is -100k circa per month which is causing a cash drain. The management are negotiating to buy out the businesses to stop this cash drain and

Create an investment strategy to find a new business to reverse into Z Group PLC. We are hoping this will bring some value to Z Group shareholders.

Shrink my tunes has not performed and sales have been de minimis, the VSNL deal has also stalled and they have not performed in marketing the service to date.

It's not the best news I'm afraid, we feel that the above strategy at least will put a stop to the cash burn,

Many thanks
Posted at 12/9/2007 10:04 by someuwin
26 June 2007

Statement re Share Price

The Board of Z GROUP PLC ("the Company"), the AIM listed developer and provider of leading consumer internet technologies, has noted the recent fall in the Company's share price.

The Board can see no reason for this price movement.



12 September 2007

Z Group warns FY to be adversely affected due to slow OnShare take up, write-off

Z Group PLC cautioned its full year will be adversely affected, hit by the lower than expected take up of its OnShare products and plans to write off its investment in the product.
Posted at 12/9/2007 09:23 by robin_of_loxley
Dangerous Brian

Im not teaming up with anyone, Im talking to other shareholders on this thread

Ive given my opinion, others can agree or disagree as they wish. You have already admitted, you are only here to attack 1smart and snake_pleskin

I thought this was an appalling investment at above £1, and said so a number of times. I wish I had shorted back then, as I predicted what would happen with ZGP very very well.

I have been right all the way along since this launched.

I believe I am also right now, and that shrinkmytunes is an exciting product, and it could take zgp far above the current share price over the next 18 months.

Of course there is still risk, and it depends on how special shrinkmytunes is perceived to be by its target market, but they managed to get onspeed out to a large client base, and I wouldnt be suprised if they manage to do the same or better with this

Its not a share I would personally put a lot of cash into, but Im happy to have a few, and doubled my holding this morning

no advice intended,

RoL
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Posted at 12/9/2007 07:49 by sheik yerbouti
Well, I did try to warn people but it fell on deaf ears. The management have no credibility, twice in the last year they have said they know of no reason for share price drop and then they have issued a profit warning.


Sheik Yerbouti - 28 Jun'07 - 11:38 - 607 of 1212 edit

For those of you who think there can't be anything wrong, have a look at previous announcements. On 27/11/06 they announced they knew of no reason for the share price drop when the price was 65p. On 27/1/07 they announced a profit warning! I wouldn't touch this stock, far too risky but good luck, they might bounce.
Posted at 08/9/2007 00:35 by pork belly
September 04, 2007 (Macworld UK)

Apple Inc.'s iPhone became the biggest-selling smart phone in the U.S. in July, according to iSuppli Corp.

The iPhone accounted for 1.8% of all mobile handset sales to U.S. consumers that month -- the first full month in which the iPhone was available.

Apple's device outsold the BlackBerry series, the entire Palm portfolio, and any individual Motorola, Nokia, Samsung or other smart phone model.

The analysts describe a typical demographic for U.S. iPhone users: In July, most purchasers were male, 35 years of age or younger, and had college degrees.

One quarter of consumers who bought iPhones switched to AT&T.

ISuppli predicts 4.5 million iPhone sales this year, climbing to 30 million sales in 2011.

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The rumour is that the IPHONE will be launched in the UK in October.

There have already been loads of complaints about its measly 8GB storage space.

This is going to dramatically accelerate the UK sales of SHRINKMYTUNES in the run up to Christmas.

Even a very tiny percentage of the expected sale of 4.5m units in 2007 will make a big difference to ZGP's share price.

...and thats for only 1 make of phone !

Todays good review in the USA's top tech mag, Wired, will see these shifting off the shelves very quickly, especially as they already sell the IPHONE in the USA.

With only 23.7m shares in issue, this gives ZGP a lowly Mkt Cap of just £4.33m (at todays share price of 17p/19.5p) - this is going to fly in the run up to Christmas, especially when the UK public buy their IPHONES and find out about SHRINKY.
Posted at 23/7/2007 21:02 by topinfo
Issued 26th June 2007, and yet price is alot lower than it was when they gave this statement. Well oversold, will bounce significantly slightest sniff of a contract with Carphone Warehouse or other major telco.

"RNS Number:0390Z
Z Group PLC
26 June 2007

Z GROUP PLC



26 June 2007


Statement re Share Price

The Board of Z GROUP PLC ("the Company"), the AIM listed developer and provider
of leading consumer internet technologies, has noted the recent fall in the
Company's share price.

The Board can see no reason for this price movement.

For further information:"
Posted at 29/6/2007 12:22 by robin_of_loxley
I loveit, Im not trying to spook anyone, just trying to do some research

Give them a call and see if you can get through.

Im going to speak to the nomad in a few minutes and see if hes got another number for the company, its tom hulme at teather and greenwood, hes currently out grabbing a sandwich apparently.

no advice intended,

RoL
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Z Group PLC
26 June 2007

Z GROUP PLC



26 June 2007


Statement re Share Price

The Board of Z GROUP PLC ("the Company"), the AIM listed developer and provider
of leading consumer internet technologies, has noted the recent fall in the
Company's share price.

The Board can see no reason for this price movement.

For further information:



Z GROUP plc



Jack Bekhor / Jamie True Tel: +44 (0) 8700 111 173

(Joint Chief Executive Officers)



Duncan Neale Tel: +44 (0) 8700 111 173

(Finance Director)



Teather & Greenwood Limited (NOMAD)



Tom Hulme Tel: +44 (0) 20 7426 9593

(Corporate Finance)
Posted at 29/6/2007 10:46 by robin_of_loxley
Hmmmmm, spot the difference, and where is that 545% growth rate???:

Z Group slips into FY pretax loss; says current yr trading ahead of budget
Date : 11/06/2007


LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Z Group PLC said its full year pretax slipped
into a loss on the development expenditure for its OnShare product as revenues
nearly halved, but said current year trading is ahead of budget and it is
optimistic of the trend continuing in the coming months.
The internet technologies provider posted a pretax loss of 1.1 mln stg for year to end-February against last year's profit of 400,000 stg, while revenues stood at 2.6 mln stg against 5 mln stg.
Z Group said the cash burn rate due to OnShare has reduced substantially
since the beginning of this year, adding its priority this year is to
commercialise the OnShare product and become cash positive.


pork belly - 24 Jun'05 - 00:26 - 3 of 685
Growth Company Investor
21 Jun 05

Z Group
Companies: ZGP
21/06/2005
Marketing-led technology venture Z Group has joined AIM with a £3m Panmure Gordon-sponsored placing priced at 108p. The company, led by joint founders and chief executives Jack Bekhor and James True, is a highly profitable operation comprised of three software services businesses.
Net2Roam.com and NetAway.com (a retail version of Net2Roam) are services enabling individuals and small-to-medium-sized businesses to obtain local dial-up access numbers worldwide at advantageous rates, whilst OnSpeed.com is dubbed an 'internet acceleration service', increasing the speed of internet connectivity for both web and email.
OnShare is a service enabling end-users to communicate and share files securely through existing networks. Z Group also claims to have a pipeline of other technology services that 'will address high-growth mass markets'. Z Group believes AIM will boost its profile among customers and prospective partners, and the float proceeds will be channelled towards acquisitions, the in-licensing of intellectual property, a push into new markets and the development of new software services.
Founded in early 2002, Z Group has grown its top line from just £94,000 to £2.8m in under three years, and gross margins are north of 80%. For the 11 month period to February '05, Z Group made pre-tax profits of £585,000.
The shares have speculative appeal. BUY.



pork belly - 24 Jun'05 - 10:20 - 14 of 685
hi mwalpole,
durlacher are forecasting a net profit of 3.78m by feb 07 (20 months).
with only 19,470,573 shares in issue and a P/E of 16 - 25 (25 being more realistic for a high growth company), i would expect share price of:
feb 07
P/E of 16 = 310p (3.78/19,470,573 x 16)
P/E of 25 = 485p (3.78/19,470,573 x 25)
but i have a feeling that Durlacher are being very conservative and obviously have not factored in any of the new pipeline of products, so 500p plus is a possibility.
this is retirement stuff.

mwalpole - 24 Jun'05 - 12:07 - 15 of 685
what frankly worries me about the company is that they don't own the technology behind onshare and netaway (although they do have three year exclusive contracts). the shining light for this company will be onshare and any other products in the pipeline which uses their own technology.

mwalpole - 6 Jul'05 - 09:26 - 38 of 685
Leopold555,
Shouldn't worry too much about the few pence you've missed out on so far. The company is currently worth about £20mln. Marketing magazine reported on 8th June that the intention is to turn Z Group into a £100mln company within two years (article is available on Z Group's web site and copied below). If this is realised these shares will be worth 500p easy.
Mark.



JGScott - 6 Jul'05 - 13:01 - 48 of 685
I still see it as being a little speculative with regards to their Marketing and PR efforts. As I have stated, their services are very promising and they are already profitable but the future success of the business depends upon their savvyness in Marketing and PR. Spending £350,000 per month on Marketing is a huge outlay so they need to ensure they are making maximum impact.
I feel that there may be an opportunity not just to position Onspeed, in particular, simply as a dial-up speed enhancer but also as direct competitor to Broadband. Fair enough, Broadband is superior but not everyone can afford £20-£30 per month so this is a real alternative and an affordable competitor. A move to TV and Radio marketing would be required for this but I doubt this will happen in the short term. TV and Radio advertising costs are pretty high.
So no real cut throat risks other than their relatively small size.


pork belly - 6 Jul'05 - 14:38 - 53 of 685
imho, this is one of the best businessses i have ever invested in. pure quality. as soon as i read the IPO prospectus i just had to get in. the shares are also very tightly held which is another major bonus. 500p is easily achievable by feb 07...but i expect this will happen far sooner.
Z Group share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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