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Posted at 29/1/2007 16:11 by eenmakkie diggsy your post by Diggsy - 13 Nov'05 - 12:38 - 418 of 828 can you remember if the big trades were off market? sell price 169.388 0,36 200.000 0,45 215.306 0,45 250.102 0,3 580.100 0,441 630.100 0,443 752.784 0,33 2.797.780 0,3954 average buy (here are probably some traded of small investors in) 153.571 0,45 253.673 0,4 285.102 0,45 353.850 0,45 357.142 0,45 460.204 0,45 820.408 0,45 2.683.950 0,4452 average this makes about equal for the books of the market maker but then 11/11/05 09:11 45.0 800,000 O 43.0 45.0 Buy this is (also one of Emblaze) and together with the rest makes for the 3,366,273 shares Emblaze did buy on the open market prior 12 november 2005 11/11/05 16:19 45.0 800,000 O 40.0 45.0 Buy 11/11/05 16:19 43.68 4,911,210 O 40.0 45.0 Buy these two trades had to be off market otherwise the market maker is still big short in these shares. But who bought them and why are they not metioned in the announcement of Released 08:46 01-Jun-06 prior TO ADMISSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH AIM RULE 2 Actualy if you read post of 4graham - 10 Feb'06 - 08:23 - 702 of 828 Emblaze did buy 2.400.000 shares on 11 nov06 so the 3 big trades where not from Emblaze. (maybe are cross trades) Probably they are the shares that were needed to make the majority of the two EGM 10 January 2006 to appoint five new Directors to the Board. And the EGM of 12 july 06 to pass the reverse takeover. On 18 july 06 Emblaze bought 7,124,205. Probably they paid more than 0,45£ for the shares |
Posted at 28/1/2007 21:00 by eenmakkie by cowls - 10 Jan'06 - 14:46 - 573 of 828 Directorate Change RNS Number:7212W Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. 10 January 2006 Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies Ltd. ("Ki-Bi" or "the Company") DIRECTORATE CHANGE 10 January 2006 At an EGM of the Company held on 4 January 2006 shareholders of Ki-Bi approved resolutions to appoint five new Directors to the Board. The meeting had been requisitioned and the resolutions proposed by Emblaze Ltd., which holds 24.95 per cent. of the issued share capital of Ki-Bi. The new Directors of Ki-Bi are: David Leichner, 43, until recently was the VP Marketing of Unipier Ltd. Mr. Leichner joined Unipier Ltd. from Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. (NASDAQ: MGIC) ("Magic"), where he was Vice President of Worldwide Marketing from 1998 to 2004. At Magic, Mr. Leichner was responsible for creating and executing that company's marketing strategy and building the global marketing organisation that forms the foundation for Magic's product and market penetration. Prior to Magic, Mr. Leichner held various international marketing management and technical positions at Information Builders, Bezeq Communications, and TRW Space and Defense Systems. Mr. Leichner holds a BA in Computer Science and an MBA in International Business. Naamit Salomon, 41, is the Vice President, Finance of Formula Systems Ltd. and has served in such position since August 1997. Ms. Salomon also serves as a director of Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., Sapiens International and BluePhoenix Solutions Ltd. From 1990 to August 1997, Ms. Salomon was a controller of two large, privately held companies in the Formula Group. Ms. Salomon holds a BA degree in economics and business administration from Ben Gurion University and an LL.M. degree from the Bar-Ilan University Mr Leichner and Ms Salomon have been appointed as 'external directors', as defined by Israeli Companies Law 1999. Tal Barnoach, 42, is an expert in the areas of enterprise software and the Internet. Since 1994 Mr. Barnoach has served as CEO & Chairman (founder) of S.E.A Multimedia and led that company's IPO in London in 1996. In 1999 Mr. Barnoach was appointed Chairman of Orca Interactive Ltd., a public company traded on AIM. From 2000 and until 2003, Mr. Barnoach was the Chairman of iCognito and Dotomi. In 2002 he co-founded BeInSync, a company that developed a secure peer to peer synchronisation solution and he is serving as the CEO of that company. Eli Reifman, 35, is CEO and controlling shareholder in Emblaze Group. As one of the Emblaze founders (formerly GEO Interactive Media Group Ltd.) he took part in leading that company through its growth stages from the early startup phase to the publicly traded, global corporation it is today. He is currently managing the Emblaze group of companies producing and developing software, next generation telecom infrastructure solutions and manufacturing mobile phones. Guy Shimon Bernstein, 37, was appointed CFO and member of the Board of Directors of Emblaze Ltd. in April 2004. Prior to joining Emblaze, Mr. Bernstein served as Chief Financial and Operations Officer of Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ: MGIC) ("Magic"), a position he had held since 1999. At Magic, Mr. Bernstein's responsibilities included the overseeing of all finance operations, legal and M& A worldwide including, budget planning, sales forecasting, board and SEC reporting and investors relationship. Guy joined Magic from Kost, Forer Gabbay & Kasierer, a member of Ernst & Young Global, where he acted as senior manager from 1994 to 1997. Mr. Bernstein is a Certified Licensed Public Accountant and holds a BA in Accounting. The new Directors have held the following directorships or partnerships in the past 5 years: David Leichner Current Past MobileMax Ltd. None Israel Mobile Association Naamit Salomon Current Past Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. None BluePhoenix Solutions Ltd. Sapiens International Corporation N.V. Tal Barnoach Current Past BeInSync Ltd. Dotomi Ltd. ICognito Ltd. Eli Reifman Current Past Emblaze Ltd. Orca Interactive Ltd. Emblaze Mobile Ltd. Innostream Inc. Emblaze Mobile (UK) Ltd. Visual Defence Ltd. Emblaze-VCON Ltd. Adamind Ltd. Emblaze Mo-Zes Ltd. Smart Content Ltd. Vector Ventures Management Ltd. Guy Bernstein Current Past Emblaze Ltd. Orca Interactive Ltd. Emblaze Mobile Ltd. Innostream Inc. Emblaze Mobile (UK) Ltd. Visual Defence Ltd. Emblaze-VCON Ltd. Adamind Ltd. Emblaze Mo-Zes Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises GMBH Smart Content Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises Netherlands BV Vector Ventures Management Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises Inc. Magic Software Enterprises (UK) Ltd. NextStep Infotech Prt. Ltd. CoreTech Consulting Group Inc. CoreTech Consulting Group LLC Magic Beheer BV Magic Software Enterprises India Pvt. Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises Spain Magic Software Enterprises Italy S.R.I. Magic Rental Technologies International Rentpro Ltd. Magic Software Enterprises (Israel) Ltd. Magic Benelux BV Advanced Answer on Demand Inc. There are no further details specified by Schedule 2 (g) iii-viii of the AIM Rules to be disclosed by the new Directors. At the EGM shareholders also approved a resolution to remove Dr. Ingo Potthof as a Director of the Company. |
Posted at 27/1/2007 12:44 by eenmakkie keep the old board of KIB alive, it is full of info you can not find anywere els on the internet.make a study of anly the share information from the old Ki-Bi, and how much the large holders did paid for it. (its a big search but its worth it to keep you holding your shares) something is coming in the next months.... the financial wissards cooked a very complicated coctail to serve new investors.... I needed this info, almost sold out. Had a black future about this share, it is becoming beter in my mind now sorry can not tell more good luck to the braves |
Posted at 10/2/2003 00:11 by tiraider Hi, Spike,You're right regarding the reverse takeover, but that was completed last October and the new shared have already been issued. I think you're right to question whether there is a new investor /partner on the horizon, or maybe a lot closer in view of Friday's trading. The proposal to appoint a new non-exec director is maybe an indication that a defence may have to be raised, as is the proposal to purchase the company's own shares. The first 2 items may be indication of the company's otherwise intention to continue it's expansion. Which will come first? There should be an annoucement in the next couple of days ref that 18M trade (=4.1% of the company, that's assuming the ADVFN fundamental data is up to date as the number of shares in issue was increased), so we should find out more then. Info from Investech site Watch candidate (7 Feb 2003) [Auto] Help Has fallen 71% since the peak on 18 Jul 2001 at 7.75. Is within an approximate horizontal trend, which indicates further development in the same direction. Is moving within a rectangle formation between support at 1.75 and resistance at 2.50. A decisive break through one of these levels indicates the new direction for the stock. Support and resistance: The stock is approaching the resistance at 2.50 p, which may give a negative reaction. Poor liquidity (traded 18% of the days, mean 6.89 mill per day) weakens the analysis. Close prices Monday that when broken will generate new signals Price Indicator Target 3.42 High RSI - 2.50 Short Term Trading Range - 2.50 Long Term Trading Range - 2.50 Rectangle 3.57 2.46 Moving average - 2.25 Price now - 0.00 Low RSI - Price: If close price next day has crossed this value, a technical signal is created. Indicator: Type of indicator generating the signal. Target: Price target for the buy or sell signal (Only listed for patterns). Should it break out to the upside, it's price target is 3.57p. These analyses are updated daily. rgds TR |
Posted at 09/2/2003 11:52 by spike_1 I am no expert but does this not seem like the company is in the middle of a reverse take-over? Or at the very least a major new partner/investor.(*) the authority to allot shares pursuant to the relevant provisions of the Companies Act 1985; (*) the change of the name of the Company; (*) the appointment of a new non executive director; (*) the authority to purchase the Company's own shares. Regards - Mike Edwards |
Posted at 27/1/2003 19:54 by rocketeer tiraiderThere were 18.5million shares traded at around the bid-price. This company now has ~710million shares in issue (current market cap = ~£16million). So, 18.5m shares at ~2p = ~£370,000. However, current NMS is only 15,000 = £300 (ie. bid price guarenteed). If you or I tried to sell any number of shares well above NMS, we would not get 2p. Last time I got a quote for a 50,000 sell (about 3 months ago) I was offered only ~1.75p. I doubt that situation has changed much, but by all means give it a try if you have any doubt. So the question is, how were 18.5 million shifted at ~2p? Well bear in mind that the shares placed in the recent merger, were also at 2p. So, some deals may still be going on (agreed) at that price. This would only apply to the bigger players. I am not optimistic about the current situation with this company. The smaller investors seem trapped. Altogether, not a good situation. |
Posted at 18/11/2002 13:25 by foxed Rocketeer, your right the liquidity in this is pathetic, i have got loads of shares and i tried to sell £2000 to test the market, the brokers cant even face doing that. They are rigging alot of different smaller companies share prices, robbing investors and getting away with it. Their analyst values the company at atleast 4p but the mm refuse to take on any shares. |
Posted at 27/9/2002 16:30 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 07/9/2002 18:21 by angler Vonbrokenburger: I agree, the zip website is pretty good, for marketing to potential customers and investors looking into the history of the company. However, nothing new placed on the site should be considered of financial value to an investor, unless and until it has been posted with the RNS. |
Posted at 07/9/2002 16:17 by vonbrokenburger angler, Zip use their website to update its investors and they're pretty good actually. Results soon and then we'll see just what our collective tuppences have bought us.Good luck, Von. |
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