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Just Trawl through every RNS since Dec 2007 Like I've done.
So come on post relevant info, ask simple question, was this the same dq entertainment dissolved in dec 2008 , a simple yes or no would be useful for other investors ?
'No mate just adding balance to board. Is this the d q entertainment that went bust in December 2008 and now started up again. ' This DQE has been on AIM since Dec 2007 and has always been profitable. So what DQE are you talking about ????
You giving me ample lol it is king wanton pmsl , you and fiddler more like pinky and perky
Was asking question , feel it you that has been shown to be bitter and wrong. All other investors seen it too lol
No mate just adding balance to board. Is this the d q entertainment that went bust in December 2008 and now started up again.
Absolutely superb info. from all of you. Thanks. Tieah - you just seem to want to argue and have a grudge about Tric. Anyway, peace, it's Sunday by God - lol.
So these rose from $0.7m in y/e 2011 to $4.2m in y/e 2012. In y/e 2013 merchandising will continue to rise, there will be a 2nd series of 52 11 minute episodes released as well as a one hour made for TV special. In y/e 2014 they should rise very fast with the full weight of Burger King behind them, delivering 18m Jungle Book meals a year (probably re birthday parties etc), with TV and in restaurant advertising. In y/e 2015 there should be a full length $45m dollar movie which should further increase Jungle Book revenues especially merchandising, falling directly to the bottom line. So the Jungle Book business alone, may be worth several times the present £13m value which the market is presently putting on the company. Then we have all the other series coming out with Peter Pan , The E Nesbit thingy, Lassie, Robin Hood etc + the success of the Charlie Chaplin cartoon likely to carry on etc
"The demand for our services remains strong and we continue to develop an extremely healthy pipeline for our services across production, licensing and distribution activities. Therefore we are confident that the Group remains on track to meet market expectations for the current financial year. We look forward to updating the market on our continued progress later in the year." This is born out with , Burger King, Disney, SMC Entertainment Group, all great rns.
Distribution and licensing revenues increased 120% from US$4.9m to US$10.8m due to substantial Jungle Book related revenues of US$4.2m (2011: US$0.7m) as well as broadcast sales of our Indian IP "Feluda" and is in line with our core strategies described above. This growth is further evidence that the Board's strategy to co-produce IPs and develop its own content for commercialisation was correct. However production revenues declined by $3.9m during the period as a result of delays in commissioning of some of the new projects and deliberate stoppage of production activity in order to recover overdue payments from the customers. The Group's order book remains healthy, at US$168.2m, a 50% increase compared with the US$112m at 31 March 2011. Against this robust performance, the Board are comfortable that revenue growth from co-productions, service orders, own IP and licensing and distribution sales will be maintained in the next financial year. The increase in profits was due to higher margins earned from increased distribution revenues and reduced cost of outsourcing as all projects were produced in-house, whereas in previous years, some of the production work had to be outsourced for want of capacity.
During the year, we have successfully concluded and delivered 11 TV series and television features, which are already being broadcast in prominent networks and territories worldwide. In addition, we have commenced productions of 7 new international television series which are being co-produced with our global partners and broadcasters. Our local presence has been further consolidated with a third season of Omkar with Turner (Cartoon Networks )- Asia, a second season of Keymon TV series and Keymon TV Feature with Nickelodeon, India. During the year, DQE has signed 5 new international production / co-production deals. The Jungle Book has continued to gain traction with merchandisers across the globe and we have entered into 26 new Jungle Book merchandising agreements during the year. In addition, we have also entered into more than 25 new broadcasting deals for several of our IPs including The Jungle Book, Peter Pan, Iron Man, Charlie Chaplin and Little Nick.
Pictet are an asset manager and have their own agenda - at the time of the previously mentioned announcement they were in the process of setting up a new division in the middle east and many changes were being made. The movement of investment in no way reflected on the performance of DQE. Latest Results from Annual Report 31/03/12 31/03/11 Turnover (£m) 2011 - 28.25m 2012 - 29.57m Pre-tax Profit (£m) 2011 - 5 .54m 2012 - 6.14m EPS (Norm Dil.) ( p) 2011 - 7 .61p 2012 - 11.4p DQE are moving ahead at a speed and quality rarely seen in AIM companies, we are keenly looking forward to the next financial statements in little over 60 days from now. There will possibly be a further update on the company perfomance about mid September in relation to this year's Cannes. Nothing but good news here. I suggest every one takes a refresher look at recent rns in relation to Burger King, Disney and especially at the full accounts of DQE · EBITDA up 30.7% at US$ 22.4 m (2011: US$ 17.2 m)* · Order book currently at US$ 168.2(2011: US $ 112m)** · Cash and cash equivalents of US$ 12.4 m Best regards to all
For immediate release 22 March 2012 DQ Entertainment plc ("DQE" or "the Company") Significant Shareholding DQ Entertainment plc (AIM: DQE) announces that it was informed on 21 March 2012 by Pictet Asset Management Limited ("Pictet"), that on 21 March 2012, it sold its holding of 3,041,576 ordinary shares of 0.1p each in the Company, equivalent to 8.46 per cent. of the entire issued shares of the Company. Commenting on the transaction, Chairman and CEO Tapaas Chakravarti, said: "We are always sorry to lose shareholders especially at a time when the Company is performing and delivering as expected. This remains an exciting time for DQE and I endorse my confidence as expressed at the Q3 results for our Indian subsidiary, announced in February 2012. However, I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome all new shareholders to the DQE fraternity.
no i did not came here with intention of posting negative to give a balance, to others ramping. is that not what you all did on tric
mine are all facts that can be substaniated . yours are opnion, with no substance like i said 75 percent down.
fair point friend regards.
spoted meant spouted
not in ecr sold at profit never been on xel or fogl . and not lost money on mhg or tric yet, which are all facts. which leads me to believe all that you have just spoted may not be facts. but this share 75 per cent down is fact . not your opnion good day sir
P.S. My average is 39 so not ramping either - very happy and waiting. Regards
In the interest of balance and to a small extent in support of Wanton. The volume in DQE india has been running fairly high - Traded Volume (shares) 94,675m today although the share price weakened a little at the close. http://www.nse-india.com/live_market/dynaContent/live_watch/get_quote/GetQuote.jsp?symbol=DQE Most serious investors will have done their homework and therefore know the price is down on 2 years ago - remember past performance is no future guarantee etc. ad infinitum. I have been in this share substantially for more than a year now and the progress made by DQE in that time is huge and like Wanton cannot understand why the sp is sticking where it is. The price should be at least double the current level and once the market sees this for what it is be ready for some fast movement. Recent developments have actually lead me to wonder why Disney have not made a move on the company. There is time for that however. Regards
Was massive volume where ? Was it people selling cause only one trade all day here ? Stop pumping it up trying to get new investors in so you can get out from one forty . It is not nice .
Just to add balance for any new investors on this board . Rather than listen to some trying to make this share the best think since sliced bread . Worth noting share price down seventy five percent in just under two years and that is fact .
Good to hear India is a-brewin - this could do with stirring up. Riddler - I've read Mark Robinson's interview and posted on APC. Looking good for APC too.
Hive’s buzz reaches US A leading US children’s cable channel is set to launch animated preschool series The Hive, which follows close-knit family of bees. The Hive Disney Junior will begin broadcasting the 78x7′ series in the US next month. This means The Walt Disney Company has acquired cable or satellite rights to it globally, with the exception of Australia and Israel, where it runs on ABC and Hop, respectively. Toronto-based distributor Bejuba! Entertainment has already sold it to the likes of TeleQuebec and Knowledge Network in Canada and YLE in Finland. The Hive comes from the UK’s Lupus Films and Monumental Productions and India’s DQ Entertainment. C21 reporter26-09-2012©C21Media
these were stable at 60p before the seller started and no other reason for the drop, since then order book has grown significantly and SP will soon reflect this. Probably one of the best and safest buys currently around IMHO