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MM O2 (OOM)     

wansford - 23 Jan 2004 18:58

Hi..Looked at this share for last year but never invested ..silly fool!
What thoughts have we got about the next 3 months probably rise in share price due to the good news in that sector ,big cashflow,positive and likely takeover target.
I am viewing an investment with 3 months timespan and 20% rise from todays price.
Do you see this being the case,based on fundamentals and rumour.
Regards Wansford

upanddown - 25 Jan 2004 08:59 - 2 of 5

there was talk of them being a potential bid candidate also I believe the german end has turned around pulling OOM up

FTreader - 25 Jan 2004 17:15 - 3 of 5

I think most of the value has gone from OOM now. They are quite expensive relative to Vodafone and Directors were selling late last year. Also you might want to consider saving your cash for Virgin Mobile if it floats or even Eircom, both of which might also be takeover candidates in future and have reasonable growth prospects. OOM is a well managed company, and long term will probably do OK, but the market is maturing so growth will be harder to come by in future. As for the takeover, it's possible but the rumour has been around a long while, perhaps a little stale?

upanddown - 25 Jan 2004 19:55 - 4 of 5

Sunday Telegraph 25/01/04
Mobile phone group mmO2 has rallied since the former BT arm unveiled its first profit in November. Shares - currently 82 3/4p - have also benefited from talk of a takeover bid by Hutchison and forecasts of strong Christmas trading.

MightyMicro - 26 Jan 2004 01:01 - 5 of 5

Hutchison are an obvious buyer.

Hutchison own 3, the only 3G network currently operational. For fall-back where 3G doesn't reach (ie, most everywhere), 3 have a reciprocal agreement with MMO2 for 2/2.5 G coverage on the dual-mode handsets.

3G is a bust -- it isn't going be worth the licence price. The only way out for Hutchison is to buy an existing network. Who's available? Guess who.

The other 3G licensees are already 2G licence holders. MMO2 have written off their 3G licence. Come on, take me, please . . .
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