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yes a highly undervalued company with zero debt and net income and ROE grown 5 fold in just less tgan 5 year. but a small lot ans experiience thr ride for 1 dollar and beyond within a year
bluekelah ( Date: 29-Mar-2017 00:13) Posted:
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Finally break 60c liao. next stop 66c coming soon. don' t miss the boat.
Starting to chiong liao.. huat ah...
Hi lugi and other forumers. I am trying to understand what are the services provided by this IT company but there is not much info. It is mentioned three segments, unified, globe and others. But no pictures and not on web i can find and know what are the products and services ya. Can some kind soul help?
When is this gonna be delisted...wait till neck long...
I would certainly like to .. but no one wants to sell me the price I want..
Seems like the shares consolidation killed it..
think2profit ( Date: 13-Sep-2015 22:59) Posted:
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Lugi71,
Are you accumulating this?
Digital loyalty rewards app startup Pouch has bagged $520,000 seed funding from Malaysia-based Captii Ventures, to launch its payment wristband in the Southeast Asia region.
Captii Ventures, the venture investments arm of Singapore stock exchange-listed Captii Group, said in a statement that the firm was impressed with Pouch?s progress so far with its near field communication (NFC) payment wristband.
?We are excited to support the founders? vision for the business,? general manager Saikit Ng said. The funds will go into building version 2.0 of Pouch?s app.
Captii?s investments to-date are primarily concentrated on technology and telecoms businesses that operate under the brands of Unifiedcomms and GlobeOSS, which Captii Group controls.
Pouch?s solution, Pouch CUE, is created to help create outstanding guest experience at events. It covers registration and ticketing, cashless payment, patron security/interaction and analytics.
The payment wristbands are ideal for crowded events such as concerts, exhibitions, and fairs so that visitors or participants don?t need to carry cash, which minimizes theft, while merchants are assured that no fraud takes place during transactions because everything?s recorded.
The wristbands can also help event organizers stem the sale of counterfeit passes, Tech In Asia reported. The news site had also previously reported that the startup was backed by a Singaporean investor.
Pouch co-founder and CEO Ilya Kravtsov explained that the wristband eliminates the need for cash or card. ?When the customer arrives at the event, instead of a normal ticket, he gets an NFC wristband, tops up the balance and that?s it. Inside the event, instead of paying cash or credit card he pays using the NFC wristband,? he said.
Ultimately, the goal is not only to convert NFC wristband users into users of the Pouch app, but to become a third-party payment option.
Currently, the app allows users to monitor upcoming big events and earn rewards for purchases at partner merchants. In the coming months, it will expand features to include purchase of tickets for events, as well as an ewallet for payments.
Pouch downloads have reached 150,000, and 70 percent of these are active users.
Captii Ventures is also among the co-investment partners with Malaysia?s government-supported early stage startup influencer, Cradle Fund.
Captii Ventures, the venture investments arm of Singapore stock exchange-listed Captii Group, said in a statement that the firm was impressed with Pouch?s progress so far with its near field communication (NFC) payment wristband.
?We are excited to support the founders? vision for the business,? general manager Saikit Ng said. The funds will go into building version 2.0 of Pouch?s app.
Captii?s investments to-date are primarily concentrated on technology and telecoms businesses that operate under the brands of Unifiedcomms and GlobeOSS, which Captii Group controls.
Pouch?s solution, Pouch CUE, is created to help create outstanding guest experience at events. It covers registration and ticketing, cashless payment, patron security/interaction and analytics.
The payment wristbands are ideal for crowded events such as concerts, exhibitions, and fairs so that visitors or participants don?t need to carry cash, which minimizes theft, while merchants are assured that no fraud takes place during transactions because everything?s recorded.
The wristbands can also help event organizers stem the sale of counterfeit passes, Tech In Asia reported. The news site had also previously reported that the startup was backed by a Singaporean investor.
Pouch co-founder and CEO Ilya Kravtsov explained that the wristband eliminates the need for cash or card. ?When the customer arrives at the event, instead of a normal ticket, he gets an NFC wristband, tops up the balance and that?s it. Inside the event, instead of paying cash or credit card he pays using the NFC wristband,? he said.
Ultimately, the goal is not only to convert NFC wristband users into users of the Pouch app, but to become a third-party payment option.
Currently, the app allows users to monitor upcoming big events and earn rewards for purchases at partner merchants. In the coming months, it will expand features to include purchase of tickets for events, as well as an ewallet for payments.
Pouch downloads have reached 150,000, and 70 percent of these are active users.
Captii Ventures is also among the co-investment partners with Malaysia?s government-supported early stage startup influencer, Cradle Fund.