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| 12-03-10 | HUG |
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Intec Telecom Systems PLC (the "Company") Director/PDMR Shareholding Person Discharging Managerial Responsibility (PDMRs) Shareholdings. This information is provided pursuant to DTR3.1.4R(1)(a) Sale of Shares The Company has today been notified that the following PDMR entered into the following transaction in the Company's Ordinary Shares of 1p each ("Shares").
Resultant shareholdings Directors and PDMRs are required to build a shareholding in the Company. Following the transactions detailed above, the PDMRs' interests in the Company's shares, share options and LTIP awards are set out below:
For further information please contact Tony Hunter - Company Secretary Intec Telecom Systems PLC, +44 (0) 20 7603 1515 HUG¿1393648 More |
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| 22-02-10 | HUG |
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TR-1: NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTEREST IN SHARESi
of existing shares to which voting rights are
attached:ii
2 Reason for the notification(please tick the appropriate box or boxes):
An acquisition or disposal of qualifying financial instruments which may result in the
acquisition of shares already issued to which voting rights are attached
An acquisition or disposal of instruments with similar economic effect to qualifying
financial instruments
An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
Other (please specify):
notification obligation:iii
(if different from 3.):iv
which the threshold is crossed or
reached:v
reached:vi, vii
8. Notified details:
A: Voting rights attached to sharesviii, ix
if possible using
the ISIN CODE
B: Qualifying Financial Instruments
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
C: Financial Instruments with similar economic effect to Qualifying Financial Instrumentsxv, xvi
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Total (A+B+C)
9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and/or the
financial instruments are effectively held, if applicable:xxi
Total disclosable holding for JPMorgan Asset Management Holdings Inc: 14,921,706 (4.77%)
JPMorgan Asset Management (UK) Limited: 14,921,706 (4.77%)
Proxy Voting:
to hold:
voting rights: 13. Additional information: N/A
HUG¿1387164 More |
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| 18-02-10 | HUG |
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TR-1: NOTIFICATION OF MAJOR INTEREST IN SHARESi
of existing shares to which voting rights are
attached:ii
2 Reason for the notification(please tick the appropriate box or boxes):
An acquisition or disposal of qualifying financial instruments which may result in the
acquisition of shares already issued to which voting rights are attached
An acquisition or disposal of instruments with similar economic effect to qualifying
financial instruments
An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
Other (please specify):
notification obligation:iii
(if different from 3.):iv
which the threshold is crossed or
reached:v
reached:vi, vii
8. Notified details:
A: Voting rights attached to sharesviii, ix
if possible using
the ISIN CODE
B: Qualifying Financial Instruments
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
C: Financial Instruments with similar economic effect to Qualifying Financial Instrumentsxv, xvi
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Total (A+B+C)
9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and/or the
financial instruments are effectively held, if applicable:xxi
Prudential plc (parent Company)
M&G Group Limited (wholly owned subsidiary of Prudential plc)
M&G Limited (wholly owned subsidiary of M&G Group Limited)
M&G Investment Management Limited (wholly owned subsidiary of M&G Limited)
Proxy Voting:
to hold:
voting rights:
13. Additional information:
HUG¿1386004 More |
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| 16-02-10 | AFX UK Focus |
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"The news derails an otherwise attractive investment case because as it exited its restructuring Intec benefits from multiple growth drivers, in our view," says Panmure Gordon analyst George O'Connor.
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I don't really like the term web 2.0 but I'm using it generically here to describe internet-delivered services that add billable value over and above the typical free website. It's an established fact that consumers have a natural limit to how much they will pay for any class of service, for example communications services. So the fact that people are increasingly using paid-for services over communications channels means that there is strong downward pressure on telcos' charges - they are getting less 'share of wallet'. Take a look at VODs recent decision to can its paid-for navigation service, Wayfinder. It's been disintermediated by Nokia, Google, etc, and nobody wants to pay VOD for it. Intec only seems to sell into the traditional telcom billing market and has made a very fundamental mistake in failing to develop a market in these next-gen/web 2.0 services. Maybe it can re-invent itself, but it looks too late to me. Intec's rather cheesy website says it is 'agile' and 'innovative' - you'll search in vain for any evidence of this in terms of product news or customer wins, though.
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Doubter3. Just to be sure I get what you are saying could you give some examples of 'web 2.0' Who is doing the business here, or is it pretty fragmented? Thanks in advance, again. FDH
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> They said years ago that the printed book, the cinema, the internal combustion engine were obsolete.
Yep, all huge growth industries. Funny how publishers, movie producers and car-makers are all bleeding cash, customers and staff right now, eh? No doubt one of these days someone will invent e-books, HD tellys and hybrid vehicles and they'll all be toast. |
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To DistantHill's questions:
a) Intec can bill for data plans, no doubt, although I've heard they made a big, big mistake a couple of years back in selling off for peanuts a product line that did this stuff well. b) The issue is not billing for data on iPhone's etc - it's that Intec has completely missed the market for billing what I'd loosely call 'web 2.0' services. This is where the money is now and Intec's traditional customer base of telcos isn't getting it. Look at how Vodafone and T-Mobile are shedding staff recently - they know what's happening and have to react. Intec just looks like it's got its head in the sand right now as more nimble companies stroll past it. |
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