UK 08:10 Tuesday, 22 September 2026
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Previously recommended offeror for Tungsten Corp (TUNG), Kofax has announced it “is considering its options and urges Tungsten shareholders to take no action in response to the announcement by Pagero. A further announcement will be made in due course”. What of a Tungsten Corp share price currently up to 49.5p?...
On 14th December electronic invoicing and purchase order transactions network company Tungsten Corporation (TUNG) confirmed 40p per share possible offer interest from Kofax, Inc. and noted discussions also with Jaggaer, LLC and Accel-KKR, noting it “believes that 40 pence per share significantly undervalues the company”. The shares reached 44p, but today a “Statement regarding Accel-KKR” – and the shares currently back to around 40p.
Previously writing on electronic invoicing and purchase order transactions network business Tungsten Corp (TUNG), earlier this month with the shares up to well above 30p I cautioned including with prior results having shown still cash burn, with net cash down to £2.1 million and a customer loss. Now further news, including half-year results and the shares currently back down below 30p...
Describing itself as “a leading provider of digital financial management and software solutions”, Tungsten Corp (TUNG) is “delighted” to be “selected by Amazon Business to support its global e-invoicing program in Europe and the U.S.”. So what’s the detail and what’s this worth then?...
Self-styled “a leading provider of digital financial management products and software solutions”, Tungsten Corp (TUNG) has announced results for its year ended 30th April 2021 including emphasising “adjusted EBITDA has increased from £2.7 million to £3.6 million” and “an increase in transaction volumes over the Network as we entered the new financial year, and it's pleasing to see that our year to date transactions are up 10% versus the prior year”. Why then are the shares unchanged at 38p compared to above 40p as recently as last month and also a year ago?
Previously writing on Tungsten Corp (TUNG), in December I noted it arguing it “well placed to capitalise on the opportunities being presented”, except there’s somewhat of a lack of current opportunities. Now an intra-day, 2:15pm, announcement (uh oh), “Customer Loss”. Oh dear...
Tungsten Corp (TUNG) has announced results for its half year ended 31st October 2020. Do they support it being, self-styled, “a leading global electronic invoicing and purchase order transactions network”?...
Previously writing on electronic invoicing and purchase order transactions network company Tungsten Corp (TUNG), in September with the shares falling back below 40p I concluded the valuation with the company having to attempt “transformation” in a very challenged economic environment meant still avoid / sell. The shares are currently falling below 30p on the back of a “Trading Update”...
Previously writing on electronic invoicing and purchase order transactions network company Tungsten Corp (TUNG), in July with the shares at 42p I questioned “positions the business well for future growth”?. Now a “Directorate Change” announcement has followed recent results for the company’s year ended 30th April 2020...
Self-styled “a leading provider of digital financial management products and software solutions” Tungsten (TUNG) has updated including emphasising, on an adjusted basis, “revenue grew 3% to £36.3 million… Positive full year cash generation of £0.4 million” – and the shares have currently responded to 42p, more than 6% higher...
Tungsten (TUNG) has updated including “in the last week, we have been contacted by a number of our largest global buyers who are looking to increase their electronic invoice volumes through us as part of their response to the global pandemic. This action is being driven by an urgent concern that office closures mean many paper documents can no longer be effectively distributed and processed by a widely dispersed home based workforce. These buyers include a number of fast moving consumer goods companies who are providing products in high demand right now, and who see Tungsten as having the perfect online digital platform to meet their current needs”. The shares have currently responded up towards 24p, though still down from just below 34p when I previously updated earlier this month…
A “Trading Update for the Nine Months to 31 Jan 2020” from Tungsten (TUNG) which includes “revenues remain in line with our YTD Q3-FY20 expectations” and “our transformation to a sustainably profitable e-invoicing enterprise remains firmly on track”. The shares though remain below 34p – having been approaching 40p last month…
