Moneylender
- 23 Jan 2003 08:09
yuff
- 06 Jun 2005 09:29
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Ml
Are advfn trying to clean up their site, I imagine that will be fairly difficult with vermin like Iain around. I suppose it will really stick in his throat when Tad make a profit in 4 months. LOL
Sequestor
- 06 Jun 2005 09:34
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lol!!!!!!!!!!
Fear strikes at the Tadders,---vermin?-oh come on now yuff ,just because you have lost a packet, and continue to do so, hardly makes those who pee themselves laughing at you vermin.
You seem to thrive on being a total loser, masochism is a hard mistress.
Sequestor
- 06 Jun 2005 09:46
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Moneylender
- 06 Jun 2005 12:34
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Worth a look.
http://www.tadpoletechnology.com/gsd/html/esri/
M
Moneylender
- 06 Jun 2005 14:25
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MM
Endeavors or Stream Theory as it is now known, will be the big money spinner
for Tadpole. Catesia is a good little earner, but its not going to make this share fly, it will be Stream theory that does that.
The end of year accounts will show that.
M
yuff
- 06 Jun 2005 14:35
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MM
Have you not seen the OEM deal and the SB deal, these are where the $'s are in the future, Cartesia, whilst reasonable on its own and helping ETI get into profit, are where the real money will come from.
Sequestor
- 06 Jun 2005 14:59
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TAD DOWN -4.76% spread 18% needs no further explanation
Moneylender
- 06 Jun 2005 22:46
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http://www.streamtheory.com/about/auinvestor.html
Quartly investor newsletter!!
M
yuff
- 07 Jun 2005 09:14
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ML
Looks like they have taken on board comments fro the AGM. Lets hope Lee's comments about profitability very soon ring true. :-)
Moneylender
- 07 Jun 2005 15:25
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Mighty micro
You are taking the p...!!
Look on ETI web page, OEM deal is worth $2.8m.
SB or Softbank is worth $9m
Are you invested in Tadpole?
M
Sequestor
- 07 Jun 2005 15:33
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Better send Steig a copy, he might buy some shares,instead of selling-AGAIN!!!
ROFLOL!!!!!!!!
Sequestor
- 07 Jun 2005 17:48
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lol
pjjw
- 07 Jun 2005 20:29
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lol thats a name I have not seen in a long while (sequestor)hows the banjo.
PJJW
Sequestor
- 07 Jun 2005 20:46
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plaing, plong, plang-
in excellent order, in fact ready to play the funeral march for TAD-very soon,
Moneylender
- 07 Jun 2005 23:04
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MM
Just fot you:
RNS Number:0358I
Tadpole Technology PLC
01 February 2005
Tadpole Technology PLC
Contract
Tadpole Technology plc today announces that its subsidiary Endeavors Technology,
Inc. has executed an agreement with an OEM valued initially at $2.8 million,
comprising licenses, royalties, support and maintenance services of the
Endeavors AppExpress software-streaming platform. The amount due during the
current fiscal year ending 30 September 2005, relating to licenses and support
services, is $1.6 million. An initial payment of $0.6 million has been received;
$1.0 million is due in quarterly instalments at the end of March, June and
September 2005. The remaining balance of $1.2 million (of the total contract
value of $2.8 million) relates primarily to minimum royalty payments and is due
in quarterly instalments commencing December 2005 and ending December 2007.
1 February 2005
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
CNTGCGDDLGGGGUB
RNS Number:5799A
Tadpole Technology PLC
07 July 2004
Tadpole Technology plc
July 07, 2004
Tadpole Technology plc
Acquisition of Stream Theory
Tadpole Technology today announces that it has signed a definitive agreement to
acquire Stream Theory, Inc., a California-based company that designs, develops,
and markets distribution platforms and technology for the centralised deployment
of management of application software over the Internet and across enterprise
networks, principally within the games market.
The acquisition is subject to approval by the shareholders of both companies and
supports Tadpole's vision to become the industry-standard for on-demand
streaming software. Through its Endeavors Technology subsidiary, Tadpole
currently addresses the enterprise market in the US and Europe; with Stream
Theory, it gains access and immediate revenues from the Japanese consumer games
markets, and a platform to penetrate other markets world-wide. The combined
entity will become an industry leader in the development of streaming solutions
for the enterprise and consumer games markets.
Stream Theory has signed an initial $9million exclusive distribution agreement
with a large Japanese broadband Internet provider; who will use Stream Theory's
server technology to distribute games and other software applications over its
broadband network.
Under the terms of the acquisition, Tadpole will buy the entire share capital of
Stream Theory for an initial consideration of $25 million in Tadpole shares at
the strike price of 15.75p. A further consideration will be payable in Tadpole
shares to Stream Theory's owners based on two times new revenues generated from
the Japanese broadband Internet provider, over the next two years.
Now do your own research!!
M
MightyMicro
- 07 Jun 2005 23:26
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Fine.
Now
(a) why can't I find it on the web site?
(b) who is the OEM?
(c) if Stream Theory had a $9m deal, why did they sell out to Tadpole for paper? And a leveraged buy-out at that.
(d) why is Steig Westerberg dumping stock for trivial amounts of cash?
None of this makes sense to me -- unless the whole thing is cash-starved.
The only people involved in this company who are putting cash in are Gem, with massive dilution and a rapid exit following.
On edit: Hang on, I've done some research, Moneylender will be pleased to hear.
So Tadpole bought a privately-held company with a turnover of $1.6m, a loss of $0.4m, and net liabilities of $0.7m. With 10 employees. And they paid $25m in paper plus a leverage fee on future earnings (not that there will be any).
Then, Mr Steig of the Dump, now he has stock in a public company, starts to dump stock for small amounts of money (like $10k) -- because now he can -- to pay "a tax bill".
IMHO, Tadpole have been had. Mr Steig has liberated himself and his worthless company into $25m of public, tradeable stock from a zero-cash company on the basis of a a $9m deal that will never yield a brass cent.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Mr Steig Westerberg, my nomination for dealmaker of the year -- at least for him.