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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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dreamcatcher - 05 May 2015 16:42 - 161 of 207

Tungsten Network launches new Mexico solution
RNS
RNS Number : 1489M
Tungsten Corporation PLC
05 May 2015

TUNGSTEN CORPORATION PLC



("Tungsten" or the "Company")



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For Immediate Release 5 May 2015





Market update

Tungsten Network launches new Mexico solution

London, 5 May 2015 - Doing business in Mexico just got easier, thanks to the launch of Tungsten Network's updated e-invoicing platform.

All invoices raised in Mexico must be filed digitally in a pre-specified format, in a bid by the Mexican government to streamline the process and combat fraud. Mexico is one of the first countries to mandate electronic invoicing in this way, and as a result has significantly increased collection of indirect tax.

Tungsten has teamed up with local intermediary Buzon-e to offer a streamlined process to create a legally compliant invoice that also has the necessary commercial information and makes invoice processing more efficient, so suppliers can get paid quicker.

Edmund Truell, Tungsten Group CEO, said, "We have spoken to companies who have hesitated about doing business in Mexico due to the complex regulatory requirements, and we've invested to make it easy to meet those challenges.

"Our new process is live and I recently saw first-hand the benefits it is having on businesses big and small. E-Invoicing is now smoother for everyone, saving valuable time."

Tungsten Network has expanded its dedicated team in Mexico to help with enquiries about doing business there and to make sure the process is as efficient as possible.

Truell added, "The Mexican government is extremely forward thinking to be driving the adoption of e-invoicing, which can only help to cut fraud and speed up processes. E-invoicing is the future - saving time, money and cutting bureaucracy."

jimmy b - 08 May 2015 16:11 - 162 of 207

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Going back down again ,i quite like this stock although don't hold .

Short positions have increased here of late as well

ahoj - 08 May 2015 16:34 - 163 of 207

Jimmy,
Any justification for the fall?
So much short positions on this.

jimmy b - 08 May 2015 16:38 - 164 of 207

There is around 9.5 % of the stock on loan , it's been increasing since Jan/Feb .

Greyhound - 08 May 2015 16:54 - 165 of 207

Newsflow continues to be positive so just got to hang on longer in my opinion. Mexico now coming onboard.

dreamcatcher - 14 May 2015 14:23 - 166 of 207

Pre-closing trading update

jimmy b - 14 May 2015 14:34 - 167 of 207

Share price got hammered again today .

dreamcatcher - 14 May 2015 14:39 - 168 of 207

performance topped expectations in the second half of its financial year, hmmmm.
Did not top enough then ?

ahoj - 14 May 2015 15:19 - 169 of 207

Dreamcatcher,
Do you still hold yours?

dreamcatcher - 14 May 2015 15:22 - 170 of 207

No ahoj, one I keenly watch . If all indeed is going to plan, then surely there must be due a big bounce in the sp. Keen to watch until we see signs.

mentor - 15 May 2015 10:17 - 171 of 207

Has been on a downfall for some time
a proper falling knife no go area, but there is always a turning point
a the bottom of the BB but still fallen

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cp1 - 15 May 2015 12:01 - 172 of 207

Aggh good old dodgy AIM....

"Funding

Tungsten's cash position at 30 April 2015 was £31.4 million, including £18.6 million of cash or cash equivalents held in Tungsten Bank. The Tungsten Board is reviewing various proposals to fund the the Company's growth strategy and will update the market as these materialise."


These will no doubt sink well below 100p given what they have said above. The boys in the know are probably safely selling their cheaper forward allocation... Stinky stinky AIM.

mentor - 15 May 2015 12:38 - 173 of 207

The figures below do not look any good, almost like the Share price performance
too much on expectation for the future, but revenues do not grow fast enough to my liking... Interims £ 10.2M full year £22.5M, only a bit more than the 1H on the 2H

Market cap of £150M
Revenues of £22.5 million
losses of £31.2 million

RNS ...

As a result, full year revenues are anticipated to be ahead of the market's expectation of £22.5 million. The higher revenues, combined with lower than forecast costs in the second half of the year, are expected to result in a smaller loss for the full year than the market's expectation of £31.2 million.

cp1 - 15 May 2015 12:43 - 174 of 207

collapsed into auction. Good luck either way. I don't hold though have looked at it a few times intrigued by the ever growing percentage of stock going out on loan. AIM has become un-investable with all this short selling / placing malarkey - forward sellers etc. Wealth from PIs passed to hedge funds and legally bizarrely enough.

jimmy b - 15 May 2015 12:49 - 175 of 207

This was bound to happen see below :)


Date Broker New target Recomm.
14 May Canaccord... 369.00 Buy

cp1 - 15 May 2015 12:53 - 176 of 207

It only took 51 mins for my prediction!

Looks a bit Quindellish now.

Hope no one in heavy.

jimmy b - 15 May 2015 13:00 - 177 of 207

Canaccord put the same silly targets on Quindell ,brokers aye ,you couldn't make it up .

jimmy b - 15 May 2015 13:01 - 178 of 207

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jimmy b - 20 May 2015 16:04 - 179 of 207

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Under a quid !!

cynic - 20 May 2015 16:22 - 180 of 207

this has turned into a real stinker and there's several about - eg PLUS
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