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ONE OUT ONE IN Cellcast plc ("Cellcast" or the "Company") Holdings in Company The Board of Cellcast was today notified that the following two shareholders have a change in their notifiable interest in the Company: Shareholder Date of sale/acquisition of shares in Cellcast Shares held previously to the sale/acquisition Shares held following the sale/acquisition Percentage of total issued share capital of Cellcast held following sale/acquisition Neil Craven 22 June 2010 7,686,412 6,463,000 8.50% Guy Thomas 22 June 2010 3,250,000 4,523,412 5.95%
Just had a read of the RNS.Heavy investment brought loss.Outlook looking good. Outlook During the first quarter of 2010, the UK operations continued to incur losses, as in 2009, due to investments in capacity that the group believes will provide future value. However, in April 2010, we began monetizing the Freeview capacity in which we have been investing. As a consequence the group's performance was positive during both April and May, a trend which we expect to continue throughout the remainder of 2010. Lastly, but significantly, CAH continues to perform well. The Directors look forward to reporting more fully on current year progress at the 2010 interim announcement stage. Julian Paul Chairman
Look at the big buys.all bargain conditions it's order filling again.
New Invester. 18 May 2010 Cellcast plc ("Cellcast" or the "Company") Holding(s) in Company Cellcast plc announces that it has been notified that Guy Thomas has a notifiable interest in 3,250,000 ordinary shares in the Company representing approximately 4.28 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.
Sure i found that before, been doing a bit of reading of late. Looking good longterm !!
luckyburgundy.Here is CLTV Asia, http://www.cellcast.com.hk/index.html worth a look to see what they do.
Nearly in tears today as last 5 months profit went down the drain in 2 days.2 blue,laught at this TRP and TRIC.4 yellow and 21 red.Holy *rap
20% spread this just keeps investers away
hurt here today
G7ORY.Out of my 27 shares,2 yellow,2 blue and 23 red,today has hurt mate.
luckyburgundy.Revenue must push it up in the end.They who wait.
but im still confident of my holding here !! ive seen this gradually rise, and only slight retraces......i suspect we may see an RNS soon. This company must be a prime T/O target. GL holders
Yeh nearly got into tric at 11p retraced to 9p what a buy that wuld have been. Well done on them successful buys !! i hope you hit the jackpot here too. I ve sold some of my beloved GKP to buy in here !! take care
Not billy any more,welcome luckyburgundy.A good read of the RNS's is worth doing.Nearly fell of my chair at a new poster.As I leave posts for my mate on here.I hope you don't mind.G7ORY I bought TRIC and EMED today.That's the last of my spare cash now.My wee brother is over the moon at our buys in the last couple or weeks.
decided to take a pun today with this, had it on my watchlist and remember it being at 3.63p level for a while without moving. Unfortunately i ve jumped on board at the top end of the scale, however i think this is still a bargain price, looking at the three year graph. GL
G7ORY up 11.36% so far spread out to13.04% I'm telling u, they are up to something,nothing for weeks and up 30% in 2 days.
Looking like order filling as too many buys with Bargain Conditions Apply.And up 18.92% from no news.But still billy no mates here.
Thanks for the response, im looking for short to mid term investment, 5yrs is a bit long for me!
I bought in for one reason.It is doing so well in Asia.As you can see by the RNS's I have posted.Commonwealth Games In India this Oct.Strong growth in the Indian subcontinent.Read the RNS in the news section above in the reg news.Cellcast wbsite is mostly up todate.Allways DOYR.I look for what I call a 5 year share.This is to help me buy a croft.Revenue will give a true share price soon.Best of luck with your investments.
In my recent copy of the Money Observer CLTV has a review of a strong buy. You seem to have been in this a while, the next rns is expected soon, what are your expectations, will it be positive?
Up 20% and still Billy no mates.
Ok. I must be the only one here.But I am not selling. Billy no mates.
Wake up.Up 400% and not one post.This was up apx 60% today at 0830.Read full RNS here is just a bit, good reading. Cellcast Asia posts 400% revenue growth and record profits Strong endorsement of Cellcast plc's proprietary technology and business model Cellcast plc (AIM: CLTV), the interactive digital broadcaster, today announces that Cellcast Asia (its associate company of which it owns 37.5%) delivered revenues of US$6,409,000 in the second half of 2009, a 400% increase on the same period in 2008. Cellcast Asia anticipates that it will record second half profits of just over US$2,000,000. Commenting on the interim results, Cellcast Asia CEO, Pankaj Thakar said: "Our rapid growth in 2009 is the result of several factors. The mobile market in India is delivering extraordinary opportunities for resourceful companies. We have fine-tuned existing programming, expanded distribution and launched new formats that have succeeded beyond expectations. We are now seeing the benefits of the expertise and focussed understanding of consumer needs that we have built up over the last few years
It's just sunk in.DO we have another GOOGLE here. Red Herring's lists of top private companies are an important part of the publication's tradition of identifying new and innovative technology companies and entrepreneurs. Companies like Google, eBay, Skype and Youtube were spotted in their early days by Red Herring editors, and touted as technology leaders that would change the way we live and work.
Wake up this board.Happy to have got here today at 0957.Then to see the RNS at 1100hrs. Cellcast Asia named as one of the World's Top 100 private technology companies Cellcast plc (AIM: CLTV), the interactive digital broadcaster, today announced that Cellcast Asia (a 37.5% associated company) has received the Red Herring 100 Global Award and has been named as one of the world's top 100 private technology companies. Cellcast Asia is the leading supplier of participation TV formats and applications in the Indian subcontinent. In 2009, transactions per month grew from 2 million in January to over 10 million by December. This reflects the success of Cellcast Asia's new services, expanded distribution and the continuing strong growth of the mobile market in India, which added over 2 million new subscribers per month over the past year. Cellcast Asia is the first multi-platform participation TV company to be a recipient of the Red Herring 100 Global Award. Red Herring's lists of top private companies are an important part of the publication's tradition of identifying new and innovative technology companies and entrepreneurs. Companies like Google, eBay, Skype and Youtube were spotted in their early days by Red Herring editors, and touted as technology leaders that would change the way we live and work. The Red Herring media group considered 1,200 private companies, chosen from among the finalists and winners of the regional awards Red Herring 100 Europe, Asia and North America. For the past three years, the award has been given to the top 100 global technology companies based upon their technological innovation, management strength and strategy, market size, ecosystem integration, investor record, customer acquisition and financial health. "This year was especially difficult," said Alex Vieux, publisher and CEO of Red Herring. "Despite the global economic situation, there were so many great companies producing really innovative and amazing products that we had a difficult time narrowing the pool and selecting the finalists". In response to news of the award, Pankaj Thakar CEO and co-founder of Cellcast Asia said, "To be named a Red Herring Global Award Winner is a tremendous honour, and we would like to thank the judges for recognising Cellcast Asia's innovative and proven business model. The award reflects the huge opportunity in India and across Asia arising from the convergence of the rapidly growing broadcast and mobile markets. It recognises Cellcast Asia's success in providing unique solutions to capture and monetise this opportunity, evidenced by our rapid traffic growth. None of this could have been achieved without the significant contribution of our principal founding shareholder Cellcast plc, whose investment, technology, and creative innovation ensured the successful launch and development of the venture." Cellcast plc CEO Andrew Wilson commented: &q