I know some of you follow this FIBERNET, Well i felt appropiate and time to join u chaps from today, took a dive in at 53p...

I think with the market in bouyant mood, it may jump further or back to wher it hit a few weeks back...

I also heard it was tipped as a Buy in the Tech mags, a couple of months back...

Jules.

FIBBER FOLLOWERS FORGOT TO MENTION >

Check volume going through today on fibernet 10-1 ratio BUY TO SELLS....excellent trading...not surprised they are rising as a result...

JULES.

Hi guys bought in at 49p, last month, and hope it goes to 70p.
Am I dreaming ?

RAZ..

ITs 63p to buy now..your doing well ...could well go to 70p wont be surprised as plenty of buy and hardly any sells this morning.

i think about a couple sells when i looked earlier, and up teen Buys, good news for holders, as peeps are clueing up.

jules

70p ???

Think it could well go a lot higher before the next trading update.

News out today:

Fibernet's Carrier Ring services go national!

Fibernet National Carrier Ring (NCR) provides new business opportunity to
regionally based operators

Basingstoke, 23 July 2003. Fibernet Group plc (LSE:FIB), the communications
solutions company, has today launched its National Carrier Ring (NCR)
service. Fibernet will capitalise on the success of its long established
London Carrier Ring (LCR), Europe's most popular telecom trading hub. The
new services extend the LCR's proven formula to 6 further cities across the
UK. The NCR opens up not only the opportunity for regionally based
operators to take advantage of the international routes offered by the LCR's
56 active telecoms members but also allows LCR members to enjoy the
advantage of the NCR's extremely competitive wholesale national circuit
rates.

The NCR has become the newest member of Fibernet's Carrier Ring portfolio,
serving SuperPoPs in the major cities of London, Birmingham, Bristol,
Manchester, Leeds, Reading, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Commenting on the launch of the new service, Charles McGregor, Chief
Executive of Fibernet said, "Our LCR has gone national! We originated the
Carrier Ring membership concept to provide advantages of rapid access to
market and low cost monthly circuit rentals. This new service logically
extends to a national level, and is in direct response to operator demand."

The NCR is based upon Fibernet owned and managed metro fibre and long
distance DWDM technology. The rapid provisioning of the service allows
operators to respond quickly to end customer requirements and availability
of fast commoditising prices for international voice traffic termination.
And with over 90 operators currently using the LCR and Fibernet's Frankfurt
Carrier Ring (FCR), to exchange over 20 billion minutes of voice traffic,
the services have become the home of Europe's most vibrant data traffic and
minutes trading community.

About the National Carrier Ring (NCR)

The NCR is designed to logically extend the London Carrier Ring to other
major UK cities. The NCR is the newest member of Fibernet's Carrier Ring
portfolio. It serves London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds,
Reading, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

NCR services are complemented by TANet Access Services. TANet Access
provides last mile connectivity from Fibernet PoPs to end customer premises
at rates from 64Kbit/sec up to 155Mbit/sec.

The NCR and TANet Access can form the basis of a complete UK Access
solution. The NCR alone is ideal for network development, interconnect and
private peering. Co-location is available at all NCR PoPs.

Now up 25% in less than a month to 80p. Many are expecting this to go through 1 fairly soon.

Hi Guys back in at 87p, lets see what happens, anyone out there, who knows anything about how high this is going to go?

Disappointing that FIB didn't reach 1 this week but the shares are now 95p which was a good try. How high will this share go ? How long is a piece of string. Some holders would like to see 28 again but it doesn't pay to be too greedy. 5 or 6 would be quite nice. The trend will be influenced by next months figures. On ADVFN 2 by Xmas is being suggested. At present the market is coming up with quite a few surprises so as usual time will tell.

It went to 30.

Another good day and now FIB is up to 105p. My first post on this was at 30p. Hope someone read it and is still holding. I don't think it's the end of the road by any means.

Sold my lot for the time being on fibernet, switched into AIT group instead, hope I dont regret this one day..

Good luck to all holders...

Jules99 let me know which other ones you will be looking into pls,

The day has started well. FIB now up to 112p. Folks on ADVFN expect 2 by Xmas. We shall see.

Great gains so far - I expect some profit taking soon though!

Time to return.....

Latest News :


Fibernet Group plc, the bespoke network service provider, today announces
that it has significantly extended the reach of its metropolitan network
services in London.

Following the procurement of further network routes from a leading provider
of optical communications infrastructure, Fibernet has considerably
increased its addressable market and potential customer base for its bespoke
network services in London.

Services available on the extended routes include:

* Business Continuity and Storage Area Networking
for large corporates and financial services
organisations

* London and National Carrier Ring memberships for
Service Providers

* Advanced data networking services including Wave
Division Multiplexing, Gigabit Ethernet and
Internet Protocol (IP) for both wholesale and
retail customers

Charles McGregor, Chief Executive, Fibernet Group plc, comments:

"The additional capability in London complements our existing metropolitan
network and greatly enhances our coverage. Fibernet is now even more
competitive in London and we look forward to the provision of further new
and exciting services for both our Enterprise and Service Provider customers
in London."

Fibernet's London Network

Already one of the most pervasive London networks, Fibernet has increased
both the reach and density of its network in all four of the key geographic
areas: Heathrow, the West End, the City and Docklands.

The total length of Fibernet's metropolitan area network (MAN) in London is
now over 300 route kilometres, including nine river crossings. The network
directly passes the top one thousand company buildings in London and is now
even more diverse, flexible and resilient than before.

The enhanced network significantly increases Fibernet's future potential
revenues from its operation in London, the world's leading business and
financial centre. Fibernet currently serves a host of blue-chip
organisations in London, including HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, CSFB and Deloitte
& Touche.

In the West, Fibernet's London network now extends as far as Heathrow,
adding the ability to address new customers from lucrative business areas,
including: Heathrow Airport, Stockley Park, Wapping, Isleworth, Brentford
and the Western Corridor.

In the East, Fibernet has increased the density of its network in The City
and Docklands. Fibernet now has a total of five routes between the two
locations, increasing the potential for business from the key Enterprise
customers in the financial services and media sectors.