On the 20th November I attended the Earthport Annual General Meeting in London, at the somewhat unreasonable time of 9.30 a.m. as I mentioned to the Chairman. This might have been one reason why the attendance of ordinary shareholders fell from three last year to one (i.e. me). Earthport provides low-cost and fast international payments for low value transactions to replace more conventional transfers. Their customers are banks and other businesses that need to execute such payments. They have been listed on AIM since 2001 but spent a long time going nowhere, other than having to raise more funds regularly. Indeed I wrote a note on this company in 2009 which said: " They have invested £70m so far in the technology and infrastructure, which the market currently values at
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