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Movement here today.
Aeorema Communications plc, the AIM-traded live events agency, was informed on 12 May 2015 that on that date, Reverse Takeover Investment Plc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Westside Investments Plc of which Richard Owen, Non-Executive Director of Aeorema, is a shareholder and Chairman, sold 270,000 Aeorema shares at 33.3p per share. Westside Investments Plc now has an interest in 30,000 ordinary shares representing 0.33 per cent. of the issued share capital of the Company.
well well well recovery play working well here!! I am on form!!
Fundamentals: Unlike most AIM companies, AEO generates profit. The company has consistently paid dividend to its shareholders in the last two years (with 5p paid last year) and has a very healthy cash balance despite paying special dividends. The company is located at the heart of the West End. The share price recently suffered due to volatility in the market. Great to see the RNS indicating a strong finish to the financial year. They are currently recruiting a Business Development Director to identify and bring in suitable new client opportunities with high potential for growth and ROI. Work is also on-going to consolidate their brands (Twentyfirst and Cheerful Scouts). I understand there will be a brand new website as well. Chairman (Mike Hale) provides support to the share price when it dips (bought on 02nd Mar, 27th Mar and 30th March). Based on my discussion with the company, Gary is keen to increase shareholder’s value. 52-year high of around 90p and currently sitting close to 52-week low. There is also a gap on the chart from 36p to 45p which need to be filled. Limited number of shares in free-float. You will be highly rewarded if you are willing to hold…
With 63% not in public hands
extra 100k profit forecast for year ending June 2015
Yep, heading towards 35p
more interest here.
Bought on the bid.
Lets hope it was also the JAB.....jolly absolute bottom.
Mr. Hale hoovering them up at this level too.
JMB does indeed appear to have been found. ooking for 35p.
haha...zatcha, I had to ask that too!! apparently it means "Jolly Mad Bottom!"...certainly seems to be, director buy today too
jmb?
Aeorema Communications plc, the AIM-traded live events agency, was informed on 28 February 2015 that on 27 February 2015 Mr. Michael Hale, Non-executive Chairman of the Company, through Gailforce Marketing and PR Pty Limited, acting as trustee for The Hale Agency Superannuation Fund, acquired 10,000 ordinary shares in Aeorema at a price of 31.0p each. The Hale Agency Superannuation Fund now has an interest in 1,680,000 ordinary shares in Aeorema, representing 18.56% of the issued share capital of the Company.
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a splutter fallen too far too hard and now the evil CEO everyone hated from his previous f ups has gone. Fresh start get a great marketing guy in and its up she goes for now 35 would do nicely.
good play, riddler...33-35p?
I am considering this, the financials in the trading update are not really that dire. However, having read the latest trading update and the previous full year results and report, I have to say that there is a reduction in the quality of the statement made, it is not well put together, compared to previous report. Having looked at the website, it is also not particularly good, the language is not structured well, in short it is poor. A google search doesnt find it easily either and thats the basics for a company like this. I think this is why the share price has plunged, confidence is not being generated here. I would like to know why CEO departed, although I suspect that some of what I have mentioned above might have something to do with it. Do we know what he is doing now, i.e help understand why he may have departed. This may well be a good buying opportunity, but given that there is probably unlikely to be news of any type shortly, I do not think that it has reached the bottom yet as there is little to stop it dropping. This may well turn out to be one of these bargains in due course and will be watched closely.
Towards my 25p entry price target. Question is whether that is a bargain?
..when share is in the mire...dire...bottoms out way lower than one might expect
Jmb?!
but I reckon we are a fair way off JMB
mmm certainly worth watching. new ceo arrival would maybe help!?
not rock bottom (6-7 ish...perhaps higher if some of the cash not excess but needed for seasonal working capital) ...and given ceo departure, perhaps significant margin of safety for bottoming out??