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· Revenues increased by 130% to £276,648 (2019: £119,984), despite COVID-19 and major disruption in Hong Kong due to the Government protests
· Reduced loss for the period attributable to shareholders of £383,625 (2019: £496,957)
· The Group increased its holding in its digital marketing and advertising subsidiary New Sky Global Media Limited ("NSG") from 55% to 75%
· NSG continued to generate revenues from its contract to create and manage an account on Douyin (also known as TikTok) for Suncity Group Leisure Services Limited in China ("Suncity").
· NSG secured a 12 month extension to its contract to promote the Hoiana Suncity Resort in Vietnam.
· NSG also won additional contracts to advertise Galaxy Macau and the StarWorld Hotel, Macau to build Galaxy Macau's brand image and promote the StarWorld Hotel's winter campaign.
· NSG broadened its media channel coverage by becoming an authorised overseas agent of Southern Metropolis Weekly and Southern Metropolis Entertainment, both highly regarded Chinese media outlets, with a high income target audience.
· The formation of a new joint venture with Tenet, Tengwuwang Holdings Limited ("Tengwuwang"), to create a new channel for foreign merchants to sell their goods and services into the Chinese market.
The potencial is amazing.
What irks me , is how all the last few updtes mentioned how bad things were due to covid when in truth on line purchases only rose during covid.Was the mamagement trying to bash the share price in order to get in once real results came in
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/hong-kong-seizes-record-154-085712857.html
""The Chinese New Year is only around three months from now... so the mainland has a larger demand for these expensive foods like fish maw and sea cucumber than in normal days," customs investigator Cheng Tai-hei told reporters."
Its any moment now.I believe we will be back to the 2.5 /3p any day
Again we have more hipe for this stock big contracts, chairman buying share in vol, but as per usual no rise in the share price.
It now has way more going for it and has a double bottom we are looking at a sure winner
Too good to be ignored for long
Once the report is out and the first profits are announced this will sky rocket
Biker.... Ditto for me. I just purchased this morning at 0.72p to average down.
This news is great. So often the share shoots after the new shares are given out. The shares have been grabbed at this low price and will return to 2- 4p very soon.
Today they have announced an issue of 77.8m shares at 0.07p to the Chairman, Nelson Law, in respect of repayment of part of the loan of £1m he made to the company from his own funds.
This shows further commitment on his part and shows his confidence in the future of the company with the prospect of the increase in the share price will ensure an appreciable return on capital (if the loan wasn't aligned to the share price then it would not increase in value).
Although the issue of equity dilutes the share value in the short term, there is good reason to expect a further rise from a low level that seems to occur around this time every year once a director or insider has acquired an increased stake ... maybe considered to be insider trading, but it happens all the time these days.
News of acquisitions and joint ventures can be expected in the next few weeks and the recent news that Alibaba is making inroads into the European online shopping markets with further upbeat news in the pipeline can only strengthen the
e-market in which SCGL operates.
Could be the time to increase holdings before the next anticipated spike in the SP.
Sales in the exclusive agreements will surprise it would be hard for them not to
Out at a loss. Sinking ship. Everybody knows the one golden rule of trading. "The trend is your friend until the end" This stock has been in a clear and persistent downtrend for 480 days now. This is 100% going to it's all time low of .40, i mean it's pretty much there already. This will NEVER come good. If 480days of down isn't a clue, i'm not sure what is.
Sceptic - you must have lost a real fortune on this share you have been in for a real long time or have you bailed out at a nasty loss .
10 out of 10 for effort. haha
Sealand Capital Galaxy Limited (LSE: SCGL) announces that, it has allotted and issued 1,800,000 ordinary shares of £0.0001 each in the capital of the Company in in lieu of fees for a research assignment to be carried out for the Company ("the Shares").
This is probably being kept low for the report to emerge with all the facts and figures ae was advised in an earlier rns
Doubt this company could afford to pay rampers.
I think any one positive is seeing the potencial of this bussines plan.
Do not forgrt the CEO has plowed $2m into this company he must have confidence
This will in my opinion come good someone has been buying up all the shares at the .75p mark All of them and they intend to make money and know something we do not
You know things are bad when even the paid rampers give up on posting.
More news like this please
https://www.voguebusiness.com/beauty/how-to-prepare-for-a-mens-beauty-boom
" Room for growth still remains in the Asian market, particularly China, according to Euromonitor analyst Chloe Maarek. “Young urban Chinese men are increasingly conscious about their appearance,” she says. “They are concerned that an unkempt and ungroomed appearance will have a detrimental impact on their social, romantic and career success.”"
"But who will be the breakout stars? In the indie space, father-and-son owned Heath London has enjoyed growth of more than 130 per cent per year since its launch in 2018, selling to global retailers such as Galeries Lafayette and Barneys in Japan. "
The addition of the exclusive rights to distribute Heath London men's grooming products in China is a very positive move by SCGL that should appeal to the upmarket Chinese consumer.
The 2018 founded company has created a niche market in the UK by restricting its outlets to premium department stores Selfridges, Fortnum & Mason and a recent deal with Boots to stock their products in 150 stores & online.
I would expect to see its grooming products in Liberty, Harrods & Harvey Nichols alongside other upmarket brands like "Creed" & "Comme De Garcon" that the Chinese tourists in London load up with to take back home ... any chance to supply any of the recognised brands on e-shopping-malls in the Far East must be a winner.
Let us hope the supply chain isn't affected by what is going on at the moment.
The addition of the exclusive rights to distribute Heath London men's grooming products in China is a very positive move by SCGL that should appeal to the upmarket Chinese consumer.
The 2018 founded company has created a niche market in the UK by restricting its outlets to premium department stores Selfridges, Fortnum & Mason and a recent deal with Boots to stock their products in 150 stores & online.
I would expect to see its grooming products in Liberty, Harrods & Harvey Nichols alongside other upmarket brands like "Creed" & "Comme De Garcon" that the Chinese tourists in London load up with to take back home ... any chance to supply any of the recognised brands on e-shopping-malls in the Far East must be a winner.
Let us hope the supply chain isn't affected by what is going on at the moment.
Both Alibaba and tenecent which dropped sharply on Chinese sanctions are up and my thoughts are this share will follow suite.
It sure cant get lower I would not have thought