
WeighUp
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WeighUp
@addictedtostock
Kicked off of Stocktwits now I’m here…






Big news for $SPCB, which has the national electronic monitoring contract in Germany. Germany requiring domestic violence offenders to wear ankle bracelets. Prior to this, the Germany contract already had an expected value of 3X that reported by SPCB. asiae.co.kr/en/article/wor…



Big news for $SPCB, which has the national electronic monitoring contract in Germany. Germany requiring domestic violence offenders to wear ankle bracelets. Prior to this, the Germany contract already had an expected value of 3X that reported by SPCB. asiae.co.kr/en/article/wor…







Big news for $SPCB, which has the national electronic monitoring contract in Germany. Germany requiring domestic violence offenders to wear ankle bracelets. Prior to this, the Germany contract already had an expected value of 3X that reported by SPCB. asiae.co.kr/en/article/wor…

@j16425646 I think this may be the original bill. Take a look at the estimated costs: dserver.bundestag.de/btd/21/040/210…

$STNE shareholder here. I would much prefer StoneCo spend the R$3.08B on share buybacks than a special dividend. Now I’m forced to sell $STNE and pay long term capital gains because if I wait for the dividend (foreign issuer) I’ll have to pay ordinary income tax of 50%+ on it.





$SPCB Great find! It looks like the Swedish contract could be worth up to 700m SEK ($76 million) compared to the $17 million SuperCom mentioned in their press release. This notice doesn't name SuperCom because it is the original competition announcement, but the evidence that this is them is convincing: 1. Duration: The contract term matches perfectly. Both the tender and SuperCom's contract are up to 9 years. 2. The deadline to enter the competition was in January 2025, and SuperCom announced the win in March 2026. This aligns exactly with the company’s statement that the evaluation process took "over one year". 3. The 700m SEK figure in the notice represents the maximum spending limit for the entire nine-year term. SuperCom reported the lower $17 million figure because it reflects the government’s initial budget for the core program only. This explains the specific language in their press release regarding "opportunities to grow the contract value meaningfully if additional programs are added." Between that and the earnings call, where the CEO stated we can expect growth on top of the $17 million, this find by @Slapper10101 essentially confirms the significant upside potential of this contract.








