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Tungsten (TUNG)     

dreamcatcher - 17 Jan 2014 19:12



Tungsten Corporation was founded in February 2012 by Edmund Truell and Danny Truell to identify and acquire a company, business or asset within the financial services sector which could grow into a business with a significant market presence in a segment with potential for sustainable long-term cash generation, return on equity and growth. They have been joined on the Board in a Non-Executive capacity by Arnold Hoevenaars (Chairman), Peter Kiernan, and Michael Spencer and the Company has been advised by Disruptive Capital Finance LLP. The founders of the Company and management team have to date invested £9.6 million into the Company to provide it with the funds required to undertake the identification and acquisition process.



The Tungsten Board, through its experience in the financial services sector, believed that the financial crisis of the last five years created an opportunity to acquire and/or build a presence in undervalued segments of the financial market where better management and improved use of technology could deliver enhanced returns. Disruptive Capital was exclusively engaged by the Tungsten Board for the purposes of identifying and recommending investment opportunities to the Company.



Admission to Trading on AIM

On 16 October 2013, Tungsten Corporation was admitted to trading on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange, raising gross proceeds of £225 million. Tungsten’s market capitalisation on admission was £225 million.




Proceeds from the IPO will be used as follows:


1.£73 million to fund the cash element of the acquisition of OB10 Limited, the leading global business to business e-invoicing network:
2.£58 - £60 million to finance the acquisition of FIBI Bank (UK) Plc (subject to regulatory approval) and to provide solvency capital to support the invoice discounting activities of the Bank;
3.£15 million for working capital and business development purposes; and
4.£14 million to fund acquisition and transaction fees and expenses, with a further £2 million payable at the board of Tungsten’s discretion.

The Placing of £160 million represented the largest trading company IPO on AIM since 2008.



Tungsten’s strategic vision



The strategic vision of Tungsten is to create a leading cloud based global trading network, monetising the existing OB10 e-invoicing platform with the addition of value added services such as seamless electronically secure encrypted invoice discounting against “approved for pay” invoices, substantially reducing fraud and dilutions risks so evident in traditional “old model” supply chain finance; and the provision of spend analytics technology across OB10’s established network.


http://www.tungstencorporationplc.com/



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Dil - 04 Feb 2014 11:23 - 9 of 207

bought a few

goldfinger - 04 Feb 2014 11:58 - 10 of 207

Should get a write up by tip sheets this weekend.

david lucas - 04 Feb 2014 14:52 - 11 of 207

Hi GF
Bought 2000 this morning to keep you company!! Cannot see you making money on your own!

dreamcatcher - 06 Feb 2014 16:59 - 12 of 207

Tungsten Corp considers more deals similar to PNC

By Jeremy Naylor

February 06 2014, 11:12am



Edi Truell, CEO of Tungsten Corp, (LON:TUNG), tells Proactiveinvestors that the PNC deal speeds up the invoicing process and also cuts costs. Edi also says that while he is not in favour of too many such deals at the same time, the company continues to look for acquisitions to further spread the use of its invoicing business OB-10


http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/stocktube/2520/tungsten-corp-considers-more-deals-similar-to-pnc--2520.html

halifax - 06 Feb 2014 17:21 - 13 of 207

is there anything really new in what they are doing?

dreamcatcher - 06 Feb 2014 17:28 - 14 of 207

Just sounds like quick processing and reduced costs halifax, so as you say perhaps nothing new.

Dil - 07 Feb 2014 02:48 - 15 of 207

Yeah your right dc nothing new but quicker and cheaper ... can't see anyone wanting that :-)

goldfinger - 07 Feb 2014 02:51 - 16 of 207

Bet monday it as a good day.

Dil - 07 Feb 2014 02:56 - 17 of 207

I don't bet , I'm risk averse :-)


Much nicer to have a look around and do a bit of research this time of night don't you think gf ?

goldfinger - 07 Feb 2014 04:52 - 18 of 207

Indeed, indeed Dil.

Dil - 07 Feb 2014 07:41 - 19 of 207

Bit crap getting up early though , feels like the middle of the night here.

goldfinger - 07 Feb 2014 08:17 - 20 of 207

I just stay up and do a 48 hourer.

Dil - 07 Feb 2014 08:21 - 21 of 207

I can't I need to be fit for tomorrow ... Wales v Ireland 2.30pm followed by Scumsea v Cardiff at 5.30pm

goldfinger - 07 Feb 2014 09:34 - 22 of 207

May be featured in SCSW tip sheet this weekend after the news earlier this week.

Dil - 10 Feb 2014 08:30 - 23 of 207

Did they get mentioned anywhere gf , seem to have made a bright start to the week.

goldfinger - 10 Feb 2014 08:34 - 24 of 207

Yep word is on advfn. Gone into their portfolio so must be confident its going to perform.

UTW Biggest tip. New thread started.

Recent director Buy of £3 million and trading ahead.

Just added this morning big time.

Dil - 10 Feb 2014 08:47 - 25 of 207

Cheers mate.

Greyhound - 16 Feb 2014 15:52 - 26 of 207

Been adding several tranches too since that January pullback. Could be very interesting if you hold a while.

Greyhound - 17 Feb 2014 13:36 - 27 of 207

Starting to head back up to the highs.

goldfinger - 17 Feb 2014 15:02 - 28 of 207

Yep look at the BUY volume aswel.
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