A recommended offer has now been made for “mobile financial services and digital customer engagement solutions provider”, Vipera (VIP) – this following it announced last month that Banca Sella was, “following recent discussions… contemplating making an offer”…
Having last week announced a 7.5p per share possible offer for the company, mobile financial services provider Vipera (VIP) is now “pleased to announce a trading update in respect of the year ended 31 December 2017”. Hmmm, only doing this now, almost three months after the year-end? But at least “pleased to announce”, right?...
Previously writing on mobile financial services company Vipera (VIP) in June as the shares rose above 6p, I questioned will it again need to be fundraising ahoy and concluded to avoid. The company is now “pleased to announce its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2017” - but the market isn’t so pleased, sending the shares back to 6p…
Vipera (VIP) “is pleased to announce a partnership with Mambu a leading SaaS alternative to traditional core systems powering banking and lending” - and the shares are currently 9% higher above 6p, so let’s take a look…
Vipera (VIP) “is pleased to announce a multi-year agreement with Bankart d.o.o., a leading payment processor” and CEO Marco Casartelli is “delighted to have agreed such a significant and multi-year agreement with Bankart and we very much look forward to delivering more innovative solutions together in the future”. Sounds good, but what's the detail?...
Mobile financial services provider Vipera (VIP) “is pleased to announce a trading update in respect of the year ended 31 December 2016”. So why are the shares currently more than 5% further lower at 4.5p?...
After an announcement last week claiming an “exciting development” in the French market helped shares in the company higher to 5.25p, we’ve this week had another announcement from Vipera (VIP); “Broadened Customer Engagement Solutions Offering”. Hmmm…
Having previously been “pleased to announce” results which showed a continued loss and included that the full-year outturn would be significantly dependent on the speed of customer decision-making in a self-admitted financial services and banking industry “period of great uncertainty”, Vipera (VIP) has now announced what it describes as an “exciting development” in France…
“Vipera (VIP), the specialist provider of mobile financial services, is pleased to announce its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2016”. The shares are though currently 10.5% lower, at 4.25p, on the back of the announcement. Hmmm…
