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NETeller - Shares breach 600p level

March 2005

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Shares in on-line money transfer firm, NETeller, have enjoyed a remarkable rise to a new high of 623p at one point, making for a gain approaching 375p in just five months. The catalyst is both a fantastic trading performance but also the knock-on effect from the forthcoming flotation of Party Poker, the world's largest online poker operator. This should further reinforce the attractive growth prospects being enjoyed by NETeller's poker website clients, a sub-sector which will soon account for 40% of NETeller's revenues. NETeller's pre-close statement for the final quarter ending 31 December, noted that average daily sign-ups of new members in Q4 was 2,072, representing an amazing 94% over the same time last year ...

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