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SDL Gothenberg 02 Oct 2015

CEO CEO leaving immediately, search only starting for a successor and share price up 9.6%. Are we in play?

ZOX Cadenza 02 Oct 2015

directors salaries way too high @ $400k pa Andrew Woolett and Jaques Dewalens were both paid over $400k salary last year and I presume the same this, this is way too high for an AIM listed company of this size, record etc etc. Key shareholders need to be more demanding of the board and link renumeration to performance. Andrew Woolett has been drawing this salary for years and what have shareholders received in return?????!

CPX niceandsimple 02 Oct 2015

Re: CPX on Directors talk Don't like to count my chickens before they hatch and all that but totally agree things should be hotting up soon. Should be guaranteed some good news hopefully at least from one channel of sales. The RNS 1/9/15 stated:"........During FY15, the company announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with a North American Tier-1 Automotive components company. Following the supply and testing of numerous evaluation modules with good results, the Company anticipates making further announcements associated with this undertaking during the next three months....."Sometime December at the latest for an update - fingers crossedN&S

TUI Boring Bernie 02 Oct 2015

Last Weeks Pre-Close Statement ... Was still bullish, with up to 15% underlying op profit growth expected this FY and double digit going forward. We're by no means expensive on those expected growth rates so I'm in no hurry to take any more profits

EMED Freddie The Fence 02 Oct 2015

Re: new photos Nice to see the progress with the expansion project

ZOX popes11 02 Oct 2015

Bargain Dare I say it ? These "could" look like a bargain at this level 7.6p . Had a further purchase. iii should have a brown buy icon to indicate status of current view on share.

ENEG highwire 02 Oct 2015

The Future? Past performance, the consequential share price and everlasting negative sentiment makes this forum pretty much a ‘no go’ area for many defeated shareholders these days. It is not the only share that has suffered the same fate. Anyway, I make no defence about the reasons behind the current situation. It is what it is and at the risk of being a lone ranger in a forum where saying anything positive is taboo, may I suggest that putting a consortium of big hitters together in about 6 months is really quite impressive. Not necessary value creation by itself and certainly not in this climate but the foundations that may lead to some tangible upside. Whilst it remains to be seen whether Enegi’s renaissance will be achieved from their MF efforts, if this collaboration does bring value, who can argue against the foresight and the ability to differentiate themselves in the new era of MER whilst everyone else is letting the grass grow under their feet. [link] some, it may seem crazy to suggest this but Enegi are creating their own path towards a bright future whilst other companies follow the same path into a cul de sac. Have a pleasant weekend and enjoy the big game tomorrow evening. May I also add behind gritted teeth but specially to Rich Cardiff if he still reads this forum, congratulations to Wales for last weekend’s mighty effort! Highwire

CAMK LoadsaDosh2 02 Oct 2015

Liar Lambrini That's a bit rich coming from someone who was long on CAMK<<<and yes I made a few ££ ..as it bounced quikly there..however OG..not made anything ??? There was no bounce in CAMK over the last 6 months covering your post:[link] if you had miraculously bought with the mid price at 14.5p and sold with the mid price at 15.5p, the bid-offer spread would have meant you never made a profit. Why waste everyone's time with your drivel?

ERET farmerdave 02 Oct 2015

sale explain recent rise in sp then....almost GBP1 per share in cash after sale goes thoughFD

CMCL Hoppel 02 Oct 2015

Zimbabwe Interesting article in The Economist on the future of Zimbabwe.[link]

ENRT Thomas Tallis 02 Oct 2015

Re: 10,356,316 again 10,356,316 - it is clear to me what goes on.

PAG pearlsasinger 02 Oct 2015

Acquisition SP up almost 10% on news and not a single post here!It never ceases to amaze me -Companies in deep trouble attract so much attention-on this site-while 'winners' seem to attract silence.

BOOM Maverick 02 Oct 2015

Back in shrewd. I think that buy at 3.40 is a VERY good entry price.Well done it makes my 6p look expensive.But for how long?

CFHL city watcher 02 Oct 2015

Nice start - up company growth Business can grow to extremes in this field, especially with fibre being the way forward.28 September 2015 CITYFIBRE INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS PLC('CityFibre' or the 'Group' or the 'Company') UNAUDITED HALF YEAR RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 2015 Demand for gigabit connectivity remains strong CityFibre (AIM: CFHL), the leading designer, builder, owner, and operator of wholesale fibre optic infrastructure enabling gigabit connectivity in UK towns and cities, is pleased to report half year results for the Group for the period ended 30 June 2015. Financial Highlights:· Turnover up 115% year-over-year in the period, to £2.7m (H1 2014 £1.3m);· Further gross margin expansion to 86%, from 85% in financial year 2014;· Adjusted EBITDA loss reduced 8% year-over-year, to £1.8m (H1 2014 £2.0m loss);· New contracts with total contract value ('TCV') of £8.1m added, versus £11.1m for full financial year 2014;· Unrealised TCV at period end £27.0m, from £21.1m as at 31 December 2014;· Period end cash, cash equivalents, and short term deposits of £26.2m. Operating Highlights:· Strong new city momentum via contract wins in Newport and Edinburgh;· Total core metro network route fibre kilometres increased by 14% over the period, to 618km;· Total customer connections up 15% over the period, to 1,017;· Service provider relationships rose to 33, from 16 at H1 2014;· Significant commercial progress across network footprinto £4.1m Edinburgh anchor contract for 200 business migrations signed with local partner Commsworld;o £1.0m in incremental TCV added on Peterborough CORE, bringing the total cumulative TCV on the network to £5.8m, a 45% increase over the original anchor;o Record incremental sales in York, bringing the total cumulative TCV on the network to £8.0m, an increase of 88% over the original anchor;· Ongoing progress with FTTH JV partnership -o Phase One of York FTTH build proceeding on track;o Retail propositions launched by Sky and TalkTalk, first customers to be connected imminently;· Over 35km of network infrastructure build completed in the UK's first dark FTTT deployment;· Ongoing positive discussions with potential lenders. Post-period Highlights: · Kingston-upon-Hull network build now substantially complete -o Additional TCV of £0.6m added, bringing total incremental TCV on the asset this year to £1.1m, an increase of 36% over anchor TCV;· 19-year framework with initial seven-year commitment of £5.6m for Edinburgh PSN anchor contract for 294 council sites signed with local partner Commsworld;· Full 19-year lifetime TCV of Edinburgh up to £16.2m in total - taking TCV added year-to-date to £25.5m;· The business continues to trade in line with expectations. Greg Mesch, CEO of CityFibre, commented:"We are delighted to report a strong six months trading for the Group, as demonstrated by the nearly equal contributions made to TCV growth from new anchor contracts and incremental sales on existing assets. Our ability to further expand our UK footprint has been clearly demonstrated so far this year by our two anchor contract wins in Edinburgh, which together are the equivalent value of more than two of our previous city projects combined."Our other projects continue to exceed expectations in terms of incremental business added on top of anchor contracts, with both Peterborough and Hull already demonstrating a faster rate of commercialisation than expected. Alongside this growth we expanded gross margin by a further one percentage point over financial year 2014's level, and four percentage points year-over-year, demonstrating our commitment to a disciplined approach to new business."We continue to see strong demand for our services and remain well-positioned to deliver further growth and gain ongoing market traction during the remainder o

FTE etadelete 02 Oct 2015

cash cow buy when this is 0.010,gla