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Gold/Mining/Energy : Xenos Group goes public on the Toronto Stock Exchange XNS

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To: Intrepid1 who wrote (43)12/29/1999 11:12:00 AM
From: AugustWest  Read Replies (1) of 79
 
Cdn Business says Xenos outlook is bright and clear
Xenos Group Inc. XNS
Shares issued 7,772,500 1999-12-23 close $34.5
Friday Dec 24 1999

Canadian Business says in its Dec. 31 issue that as far as Toronto software maker Xenos Group is concerned, the more electronic bills you pay, the better. The prospects for Epost may be murky, but the outlook seems a lot clearer and brigher for Xenos. The Toronto company's electronic document presentment software is a key element in Epost's electronic bill presentment and payment service. Besides Epost, Xenos boasts an impressive list of clients who are now using its Documorph brand software. Among them are Bear Stearns, Merrill Lynch, Manulife Financial, Bank of New York and Bell Canada. With the electronic bill presentment and payment market expected to reach $31-billion by 2005, Xenos is well positioned to cash in. This prospect explains why Xenos's share price skyrocketed to more than $24 in early December, up from its initial public offering price of $8.50 in August. President and chief operating officer Martin Keenan says that Xenos has been waiting for the market to catch up with its vision, and that is now happening.

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