Have a look at todays news threads for EVS, great first half results, important acquisition announced, more exciting news promised in February. Up 25% so far today.

Max online buy is still 150K. Spread 3.6p v 3.8p. Just topped up.

EVS is now on the way up, which is not unexpected. Spread is now 3.71p v 3.9p.

Bought 250k @ 3.9p which hasn't showed up yet. No doubt it will show as a sell later on today! Even with the occasional shake the MMs aren't picking up enough shares and the new product launch is imminent. What will they do then?

The only way is up.

Well done. Just logged back in and have noticed the recovery is well underway. Also hit 4.10p on the offer. Great stuff!

At 11.24 today who would sell 4 shares?
Buys out numbering sells 5:1 so just wait for the increase in sp

Well the stock rebounded as expected. What we need now is that RNS to spur us on to the next level. Lets hope for 'blue' tomorrow. Good Luck!

We may get a tick up soon. The online bid with Barclay's has just jumped to 3.81p. Offer 3.85p. Max online buy 150K

There's the tick up! Offer is now back to 4p.

Max online buy is down to 75K

In the 6 months to December 31st, revenues should be up in excess of 70% and gross margin contribution is up more than 120%. It said this reflected the company's concentration on higher-quality and higher-value business streams. Un-audited like-for-like comparisons show that revenue for the period was in excess of 9 million pounds compared to 5.24 million pounds last time. The company also announced that subsidiary Seven Telecom, completed the acquisition of customer contracts from The Airtime Group, which trades in the UK as World Telecom, a subsidiary of Canisp (up 1.5p to 30p). It said the contracts acquired currently generate revenues in excess of 1 million pounds a year at significant gross margin and the expected consideration, which is payable in cash, will be in the order of 340,000 pounds, dependant on performance of the customer contracts in the first 6 months following the acquisition.

To sum up, EVS has real Potential!

Headquartered in London, Envesta owns state of the art infrastructure
interconnected with worldwide Tier One carriers such as British Telecom and T
Systems. Significant capital investment in Voice over Internet Protocol,
("VoIP") technology has expanded Envesta's technical capabilities, opening up
new routes to Africa and Asia at greater margins to the Company.

From the news it would appear that stocks were marked down today as the investment community thought the Americans were responsible for the explosion near Iran's Nucleur installation. Wall Street recovered when told it was nothing to do with the US. The markets are expected to rally tomorrow.

Please could someone tell me when the results are out so I can look to get more shares before then. Thanks

It has gone up to 4p now

Are we now seeing a definite breakout about the 4p level that we've all been waiting for?

Huge climb today...EVS is a company with a great potential...Buy at 4.4p

Envesta is doing very well. The Company has experienced continued high growth throughout the period, in particular during Christmas and New Year, achieving record levels of revenue for December. This has contributed to an increase in revenue of more than 70% for the first half compared to the same period last year. More importantly, gross margin contribution is up over 120%, reflecting the Companys concentration on higher quality and higher value business streams. This greater margin contribution combined with an increase in the efficiency of its specialist telephony infrastructure has resulted in the Company experiencing significant net profit growth as operating costs have not increased in line with revenues.

Starting to head upwards now

28 February 2005


Envesta Telecom launches 'Cheaper Call Rate'

The first flat-fee, single-access service for making international calls


Envesta Telecom plc ('Envesta Telecom' or the 'Company') the AIM quoted premium
quality international telephony provider, today announces that its subsidiary,
Seven Telecom, has launched 'Cheaper Call Rate', a unique flat fee service that
dramatically cuts the cost of calling overseas for UK based residential and
business users. The service operates via the first ever 'single-stage' access
method from any location in the UK.


While traditional low cost international calling alternatives have been
cumbersome and complex in their access and charging methods, Cheaper Call Rate
(CCR) provides a simple and easy-to-use service that can be used for the same
cost at any time during the day or night and from any UK-based phone (whether,
land line or mobile).


The advantages for the consumer are clear:

No change of supplier
Calls are billed by a customer's existing supplier
No connection fee or set up charge
No access number to dial
Calls are only charged when the call is answered
All calls billed at the flat rate, no matter when the call is made
High quality connections


Cheaper Call Rate works via a unique single-stage access method. On registering
at
www.cheapercallrate.com,
the fully automated system 'translates' the
international number the customer wishes to call to a non-geographic replacement
number. This number has a pre-determined price associated with it, such as
Australia for 2p per minute (inc VAT). Once the number is translated the new
non-geographic number effectively becomes the new telephone number, which can be
shared with friends and family in the UK so that everyone can benefit from the
same savings.


The move into the retail arena, with no distribution channel involved, will
deliver higher gross margins to the Company than those associated with the
current wholesale business. Cheaper Call Rate will initially concentrate
marketing activities directly within the consumer and business market, later
extending into the brand community, where opportunities exist for organisations
with a large customer base to enhance distribution and market penetration
through affinity partnerships and white-label options.


Commenting on the launch, Kevin Jauncey, Executive Chairman of Envesta Telecom
stated 'This is an exciting new addition to the Seven Telecom product range. Not
only is Cheaper Call Rate the first product of its kind to market, we also have
significant supplier arrangements in place that support Seven's marketing
expenditure for Cheaper Call Rate, therefore not burdening the cash and
profitability position of the Company. In addition the service works via a
rebate payment method, thus revenues are assured.'


'Key to Cheaper Call Rate's success is its ease of use, calls are billed at the
flat rate via the customer's existing telephony supplier. A great deal of
development and testing has gone into the service, but due to the utilisation of
existing resource and infrastructure very little additional cost is associated
with the new product. Even while offering some of the lowest rates in the
market, Cheaper Call Rate remains a very high margin product for us. The UK sees
over 43% of the population making international calls, our move into the retail
market strengthens and complements its growing wholesale proposition, current
forecasts for Cheaper Call Rate indicate a significant contribution to
profitability within the next 18 months.'

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