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Looking at the volume 9th April and the fact that the offer came in exactly 1 year after the drop i would say the company knew this was coming and the maximum anyone had to offer was 151p. That's AIM for you
What do you guys make of the takeover offer at 1.51 a share? Obviously a good premium for anybody bought in during the lows in the last few months, but for anyone who has held faith since the earlier days, this may be disappointing.
Latest results seemed to show the business was stabilized a bit more and could perhaps generate consistent returns.
Offer @ £1.51
Held these for just over a year now, hoping and expecting to see continued strong growth through acquisitions and operating synergies. Hugely disappointed by the latest set of results. �27m loss despite �13m increase in revenue, combined with further impairment charges.
Keeps ticking up, with results due in less than a month. Expecting strong revenue growth having stated that results will be at the top end of market expectations. P/E ratio of 11 feels pretty lean for such a fast growing company!
Teased with a brief update saying results (Due 21st Nov) are at the top end of market expectations. Real growth potential here!
imho dyor
Not a clue, they've been very quiet in general of late! Would also be grateful of an update!
Can anybody tell me what is going on at (STR) as I can't get a quote from Hargreaves Lansdowne even for small lots and after a struggle managed to buy a couple of small lots of CFDs on IG's platform?
Cream floats to the top sooner or later
I've been holding since approx November 16, confident of it cresting 240, maybe even 260, but I was expecting this to come in September 2017. What's going on with it today?
The potential revenue growth here is brilliant, the directors are great and the business model is sound. Also the fact the company is very cash generative makes this a great long term investment.
Stride Gaming (STR) floated 19 months ago with a strategy of consolidating the online bingo market. This is a part of the online gaming market that is not as attractive to the major companies as casino and sports gaming but it is still a highly cash generative business. Stride has wasted little time in making acquisitions and the most recent purchases were partly financed by a £27 million placing at 225p a share. Tax changes have led to smaller market participants wanting to exit and larger operators not wanting to be involved in areas where their market share is low. Stride is taking advantage of this. The full year profit is expected to rise from £11.3 million to £18.3 million, even without full contributions from the most recent acquisitions - more importantly, earnings per share (EPS) will grow by 11%. The dividend is expected to rise by 12% to 2.8p a share. There are still more cost savings to come through next year. The management is experienced and it has shown it can secure good deals. If no more acquisitions are made then the cash pile will rapidly build up. It could reach more than £20 million by the end of August 2018. In reality further deals will be done and they should be earnings enhancing. There is also a growing dividend, although the prospective yield is currently relatively modest at 1.2%.
Shares are trading on 10 times prospective 2016-17 earnings
Hi can you tell how you arrived at a PE of < 6 please ?
P/E less than 6 anyone know what their peers are trading at?
Don't know much about this company but those figures are fantastic!
Pre-close Trading Update Stride Gaming plc (AIM: STR), the soft online gaming operator, provides the following trading update ahead of its final results for the year ended 31 August 2016. The Group is pleased to report that trading in the second half of the financial year has been very strong. As a result, the Board now expects its results to be ahead of market expectations, with Net Gaming Revenue for the year ended 31 August 2016 to be not less than £47m (2015: £27.8m) and EBITDA to be not less than £12.3m (2015: £7.3m), notwithstanding that the prior year contained only nine months of the Point of Consumption tax. Organic growth from the Company's existing business has been particularly strong. With the completion of the acquisitions of Tarco Assets, Netboost Media and 8Ball Games on 31 August 2016, Stride Gaming is now focused on integrating these leading gaming companies into the enlarged Group and maximising synergy benefits. Eitan Boyd, Chief Executive of Stride Gaming, commented: "We are delighted with the organic growth from our underlying business which remains robust. This, coupled with the completion of our recent acquisitions, means we have significant scale, increased market share and are now the fourth largest online bingo operator in the UK. With these positive developments in mind the Company looks forward to the future with confidence."
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Stride Gaming Bingo-led gambling and social gaming operator Initiation | Media | 03/12/2015 ...
Published on Nov 16, 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6IQeMq-z_M Nigel Payne, non-executive chairman of online bingo group Stride Gaming (LON:STR), says the company is aiming to grow, acquire and market itself at a fast rate after listing on AIM earlier this year. Payne, former boss of Sportingbet, was speaking to Proactive following the publication of the firm’s full-year figures. Stride, the owner of the Kitty Bingo and Jackpot Liner sites, posted revenues of £27.8mln in the year to August with underlying profits of £7.3mln, up from £1.23mln.
will this share go, flying high and steady at the moment. keep it coming
Love this share. Cash and profit generating, looking to pay dividends from year 1, experienced and investor-friendly management. Been a holder since week 1 after float and intend to hold for a long time.
..so far. Roaring along nicely thank you. GS