Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
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I still say wait until the New Year as I believe we will all get a late Christmas present.
Good write up Whipp btw.Couldn't agree more as long as CPM revs are correct and not purposefully lowered to achive brands snowball effect.
Daas ( data as service) business are disadvantaged at the startup period on aim as all of those houndreds of small contracts takes time to be visible.
Don't be so pessimistic Jl. Company is doing very well imho and won't stay on aim for more then 1 to 2 years.
Totally disagree. roughly 300million ad impressions gives the m approx £100k revenue. They issues info at Mello stating they have an order book of around 600million ad per month hence there revenues must be closer to £200k per month. Another 200million on trail periods, assuming a loyalty of 90% (currently 100%) you are looking at about £270kp/m. This isn't adjusted for Christmas increased ad spend. Saying there is no prospect is blind.
Forget the awards and the nice comments.
U cant go on paying out relatively high salaries and the associated expenses without a profit and expect shareholders to keep coughing up.
Peel will soon see that they have to dump. Whatever the loss.
Sadly see no real prospect.
I'm not surprised in the slightest. I thought a flat and boring period would happen up to Christmas and been proved right. The share price reflects that they are much like a consultancy firm, little in the way of assets other than a small amount of intellectual property and experienced staff that is yet to create profit. They are still little more than a skeletal team of about 23 people worldwide and they are clearly working hard as their sales rate is growing pretty quickly. They are also starting a race from miles behind the start line with the legacy issue of proxama and the state of their finances. There are market disrupting in their combat of fraud, fighting any subversive money making is always difficult hence the slower contract set up issues this year. They also have to educate the market, companies may be unaware of their wasted spend. This isn't an easy task they are undertaking.
The share price wont grow a great deal I don't think until profitability is in sight. The share price will follow their revenue & profits. The only risk is if any major holders begin dumping stock but I doubt it as they are all running at massive losses currently.