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UTV Media is up on talk that a long-awaited takeover by ITV could be imminent. 12th October 2015 http://www.theguardian.com/business/marketforceslive/2015/oct/12/ftse-100-falls-back-after-recent-gains-with-rolls-royce-down-4
Bought this morning at 139p. Utv are funny shares which seem to ebb and flow quite a lot over the years. Hopefully they can generate a decent amount of advertising as more money becomes available to the big boys. I would like those nice people at utv to return me a nice 50% profit by Christmas.
Hi Jolly, Yes I would agree ( in the short term at least )... They are really getting stuffed in the Republic, especially outside of Prime time! The losses are now looking at up to 6 times the predicted £2- £3m loss ( last August) & we could well see sub-100p the way this is panning out. 'Not familiar with #CGS, but I hear what you are saying... It's sitting looking mighty Ugly in my Hot Ducks P/f but that is 21% up in 11 months so I will just park it & wait for the rights issue or maybe average down. VBR, as ever
EV/EBIT c10 (perhaps a little higher given challenges)...dyor ...does it really deserve a rating higher than CGS, say (similar MCAP/EV...CGS higher MCAP and lower EV) ...this grey area between FTSE 250 nose bleed ratings (aping bond yields I guess) and the tiddlers down below is intriguing
More sh*te audience figures from UTV in the Republic & yet more cash burn. Meh!
http://in.reuters.com/article/2015/06/05/idINFWN0YP05420150605
A few canny buys sub 150p today... The future really depends on the cash burn of UTV in the Republic... I'm still in with my original sub 167p tranche & may well add if she gets seriously cheap! GLA & Best Regards, Blue
Hi SafeYields,. Well spotted & well played... If it helps, I intend to hold until at least the Ex-Dividend date of May 28th for 5.43p a share. Best Regards, Blue
I saw some very large buys last Friday afternoon....glad I also bought in.. the problem as always is when to cash in .
Ah thought so... Nice little tick up today ;-)
Seems so, no?
What has everyone got against Rich Huntingford - 180,000 against re-election? Protest vote or serious trouble't mill?
2014 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part II) I take a look at UTV Media, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2014/02/13/2014-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-ii/ Cheers, Wexboy
huge trade............
big trade,a sell by the looks of it,at a first glance.............
big trade....
2013 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part I) I take a look at UTV Media, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2013/01/14/2013-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-i/ Cheers, Wexboy
The Radio division generated operating profit with the GB Radio division of £6.9m (2011: £5.8m), an increase of 18% year-on-year. In Ireland, the advertising revenue market remained very difficult, the firm said, and is estimated to have been down by as much as 10% in the first half. However, a strong audience delivery in the key urban areas led to a "very significant outperformance" by its stations which, on a like-for-like basis, increased revenues by 4.0%. Operating profit at its Irish radio stations increased by 10% in local currency which, after adjusting for foreign exchange, was pared back to a 5.0% improvement in operating profit to £3.1m (2011: £3.0m). John McCann, Group Chief Executive, said: "The group has posted a resilient performance for the first half of 2012, growing both revenues and pre-tax profits in a choppy market. It has also seen the business undergo some exciting operational developments, including a new Network Affiliate Agreement with ITV; talkSport securing innovative broadcasting agreements with both the Barclays Premier League and the Football Association; and the acquisition of Simply Zesty, Ireland's leading social media agency. "The emphasis on adding value right across UTV's media assets, coupled with disciplined balance sheet improvement, provides a strong platform for future growth."
Northern Irish broadcaster UTV Media posted what it termed a 'resilient' set of first-half results, pushed higher by earnings in the Radio division. During the six-month period, revenue rose from £59.1m to £61.55 while pre-tax profits were up by 3.0% to £11.2m (2011: £10.9m). Basic earnings per share fell from 9.34p to 7.07p. Profits were affected by a reduction in both the Television and New Media divisional operating profits. Over the period net debt was reduced by £13.1m over the 12 months to June to £50.0m. The interim dividend was increased from 1.50p to 1.75p. Earlier this year the company acquired Simply Zesty, which boosted turnover in the New Media division by £0.6m. Within New Media, Internet revenue slipped due to competitive pricing while revenue at its web development business, Tibus, was maintained. Overall new media operating profit was £0.6m (2011: £0.9m). Within Television, operating profits were reduced to £2.1m (2011: £3.1m) after net advertising revenue was down by 3.0%, an underperformance of the ITV1 network, which was flat. Within this, television advertising revenue from London was on a par with the ITV1 network while revenue from Ireland was down by 8.0%. Total television revenue was down by 2.0% to £16.9m (2011: £17.2m)
Acquisition of Simply Zesty Limited UTV Media plc (`UTV' or `The Company') is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to acquire 100% of the issued share capital of Simply Zesty Limited ('Simply Zesty'). The initial consideration is £1.7 million, which is being satisfied from the Company's existing banking facilities, with further tranches of deferred consideration totalling a maximum of approximately £5 million, payable depending upon Simply Zesty's future trading performance. The initial consideration equates to four times the anticipated 2012 EBITDA. UTV is acquiring the business from Simply Zesty's shareholders, including the founders of the business, Niall Harbison and Lauren Fisher, and the independent market research company, SPA Future Thinking. Following completion the founders will continue to develop Simply Zesty as part of UTV's New Media division. Simply Zesty's clients include blue chip brands such as Sony, Vodafone, Volkswagen Group, News International and ebookers.com. Simply Zesty was set up in 2009 and employs 22 staff at its Dublin offices and specialises in providing social media marketing services to assist businesses in creating innovative social media campaigns. Simply Zesty is also building its international presence, which now represents more than 15% of revenues and is growing strongly.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20120306070000PD95F
Hi folks, Just posted Part V of The Great Irish Share Valuation Project, including valuation and some commentary about UTV Media: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2012/02/22/the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-v/ Cheers, Wexboy
and how do i pay and if i am not from UK can i buy shares
should see some positive gains this week in view of the goverments decesion to allow advertising on non-commercial british channels.. wish i hadn`t sold out few weeks ago..DYOR IGL..
i`m still in there