I attended the Annual General Meeting of Paypoint on the 23rd July in the City. There were 4 or 5 ordinary shareholders present - that's more than last year when I was the only one. Paypoint operates electronic payment systems. That means terminals in shops to pay utility bills or do phone top-ups (the latter being a declining market), plus acts as an on-line "payment processor" for credit/debit card payments, provides mobile phone payment facilities for parking operators (e.g. local authorities), and a number of other payment services. The terminal network operates in the UK, Ireland and Romania, and is still growing. Unlike some other companies operating in the "hot" payment sector (e.g. Monitise), they actually have real profits and pay dividends. A prospective p/e of 18.4 and yield of
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