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| Zone-Ip | ZIP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.25 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 29/6/2007 15:49 by eenmakkie something is cooking at ZIP |
Posted at 21/2/2007 23:17 by eenmakkie Maybe ADA can buy with our money back ZIP, so it stays in the familie.LOL |
Posted at 20/2/2007 09:38 by hugepants PAR12, I think ZIP looks the worst of the bunch. Then ORCA (revenues have collapsed). Both ADA and VDI look excellent as market caps covered by cash and showing strong revenue growth (especially VDI). |
Posted at 20/2/2007 09:31 by eenmakkie yes I know, it is to quit out there.Did you already tried to phone ZIP? Or email? |
Posted at 19/2/2007 20:06 by par12 Orca and ADA I think will come good; but yep ZIP and VDI is both a question mark; With this as the largest;I hope 1) Orca first then I will put the profits into ADA 2) ADA is next, then all those profits into VDI 3) VDI goes then I am not sure if its time to call it a day as ZIP I have lost all confidence with |
Posted at 19/2/2007 19:50 by eenmakkie Yes we are stuck in here!!!!So PAR12 you also got this share? Looks like at the moment ORCA is the only "one" with hopes for the near future to make any gains and oportunity to stepp out. ADA will be some months of patience and ZIP??????? |
Posted at 17/1/2007 17:30 by hugepants Does anyone know what assets the video conferencing business had when it was acquired? I cant see any note of the assets acquired in the acquisition RNS. And the latest results (interims) are for KI-BI.The share price has dropped a hell of a lot since the acquisition. Then again this is an Emblaze company. So it goes only 1 way, NOT UP. I reckon most holders of anything to do with Emblaze (ADA, ORCA, ZIP, VDI) have either hanged themselves or been committed to a lunatic asylum. |
Posted at 19/7/2006 17:53 by lumpsucker I'm afraid so BB. I dumped half my KIB holding at 31p after the news broke. Those cards ended up being more collectable than you ever thought in the end didn't they LOL !Still feel totally shafted by BLZ but if it was not for them at the helm I might be a bit more confident. I don't actually think video conferencing is the future, I think more generically that IP communications is the present and if ZIP can do the deals NOW then fine but there is no chance of a jam tomorrow story here. If the money does not come in in the next 12 months it's dead in the water. Having said that how much cash has ZIP got and whats the true market cap? It don't seem exactly over valued if they still got all that KIB cash. Cheers Lumpy |
Posted at 27/9/2002 17:30 by rocketeer From ZIP web-Site: Date: 27th September 2002 Zipcom Drives the Broadband Revolution Proposing Multi Million Pound Acquisition to create one of the UK's largest business-focused telecoms companies. Zipcom, the independent UK telecoms operator, has today announced its intention to acquire Transigent, the holding company for GX Networks (formerly the UK operation of XO). The deal, worth approximately £10 million, will establish Zipcom as a major player in the UK's business-to-business telecommunications market. With over 60 POPs in the UK, Zipcom independently owns and operates one of the most extensive, secure and resilient national networks. The acquisition will increase the number of POPs to over 100 including new areas for Zipcom such as East Anglia, North East England and the South Coast. Commenting on the announcement, Grahame Purvis, Chairman of Zipcom, said: "This acquisition represents a further quantum leap for our business and demonstrates our commitment to delivering a comprehensive range of broadband services to the local loop across the length and breadth of the UK. The tremendous synergies between the two companies are expected to deliver excellent benefits to our existing and future customers through the expansion of our network as well as adding to our product portfolio." GX Networks provides Internet security, consultancy, hosting and access and controls a 2.4 Gbps networks with 43 POPs around the country. Mike Read, President and Managing Director of GX Networks, said: "We are excited about this deal with Zipcom, particularly because of the added benefits it will bring to our customers. By giving them access to a wider range of services, including voice, it will allow them to meet all their communications needs through one well-established, independent provider." Zipcom's service is backed by a comprehensive Service Level Agreement (SLA) guaranteeing 99.92% uptime. Zipcom also offers all its customers a dedicated account manager, providing a single point of contact for all enquiries. A dynamic, leading-edge provider of competitive high performance voice, data, Internet and E-commerce connectivity solutions, Zipcom is committed to next generation technological advances. ...etc... About GX Networks GX Networks is a communications services provider, supplying Internet security, consultancy, hosting and access to businesses in the UK and the Netherlands. The company operates an extensive fibre network with 43 POPs in the UK and has fixed broadband wireless licenses covering London, Greater Manchester and Birmingham/West Midlands GX Networks has over 200 public and private peering arrangements with other large Internet backbone providers and operates secure data centres in London and Amsterdam. The company is a Cisco powered Network Partner. For further information, please visit www.gxn.net. |
Posted at 13/12/2001 21:22 by strongbuy Current News Yesterday's News This week's News News Archive Add News Alerts 18:52, Thur 13 Dec 2001 Brown zipped up in Zipcom Broadband telecoms company Zipcom has not only managed to raise money recently it has also found a shrewd backer for its fund raising. A number of funds run by shrewd investor Bill Brown and colleague Robert Mitchell bought the company's recently placed shares. Between them Aim investment trust (ATR), AIM VCT trust (AIV), AIM VCT 2 and 3PC (TPC) picked up 33.3 million of the companies recently-placed shares. Together the four funds now hold 44.6 million or 23.7% of the company. Zipcom offers broadband access throughout the UK and specialises in reaching clients, mainly small and medium sized businesses that are not serviced by other operators. When Zipcom floated in July 2000 there was talk that it may raise about £100 million this year. The issue of 133 million new shares at 4.5p this month raised nowhere near that kind of money. In the end Zipcom bagged only £6 million before expenses but this has not dented its ambitions of becoming a leading player in the UK broadband market. Zipcom feels its June acquisition of Highway One has seriously accelerated its development. The acquisition cost just over £900,000 for net assets valued by Zipcom at £2.4 million. Highway One’s network actually cost £32 million to build. The business provided Zipcom with the majority of the £520,000 turnover it made in its first half when it also substantially boosted its client base and the geographical areas it covers. The company finished the period with £7.2 million cash in the bank after making losses before tax of £2.7 million during the period. Add this to the £6 million just raised and Zipcom (ZIP) looks in an enviable position compared with many of its struggling competitors. The shares have dropped from the 22.5p they hit following their 18.75p float to 5.5p today. This price, following the recent placing, values the business at £18.4 million. continue.. Email Article Set Homepage Add Bookmark Printable Version AIM TRUST (THE) PLC Quote Discuss Add to Portfolio AIM VCT (THE) PLC Quote Discuss Add to Portfolio ZIPCOM PLC Quote Discuss Add to Portfolio 3PC INVESTMENT TRUST PLC Quote Discuss Add to Portfolio |
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