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Tungsten

September 2014

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The shares have been on fire as investors have finally cottoned on to the fact that Tungsten Bank is potentially opening itself up to taking deposits from institutional investors and third parties to support its invoicing discounting facilities. Separately, Tungsten has also announced a placing at 340p to raise Â£12m before costs for working capital (Â£7m) and to fund the acquisition of Image Integration Systems (Docusphere) for Â£5m. Directors have taken Â£2.25m.Tungsten could have built its own workflow/middleware to help link a customerâ€™s ERP system to Tungstenâ€™s supplier portal but buying an existing operator is a better way to do it, particularly as it will speed up the rate at which it gains traction for its invoi ...

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