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Bluecoast taking more. this company does not care about normal shareholders like me.
I dont see the point, these shares were 250p when I bought in, now they are 55p, so why listen to Alex.
Everyman Media Group CEO, Alex Scrimgeour provides an overview of the group’s performance for the year, outlining their operational and financial performance, as well as their expansion strategy, future outlook, and the performance of the overall UK Film market.
Watch the video here: https://www.piworld.co.uk/company-videos/everyman-media-group-eman-fy23-results-overview-april-2024/
Or listen to the podcast here: https://piworld.podbean.com/e/everyman-media-group-eman-fy23-results-overview-april-2024/
That share options price is pathetic. deplorable behaviour disgusting
I thinl blue coast will take this private, probably get another holdings rns soon
Lol, ok, fair point. Brandshield is a much dodgier company though and I got burned there too. Decided to sell for next to nothing rather than hold and wait for a sale. In that case I decided they'd never make any money and at best I'd get diluted to near nothing.
EMAN is a company with substance, UK based and is profit making. I think it'll be bought out (and soon) but I'd be amazed if it simply got delisted. Even if it did I wouldn't sell. I'd take my share of the profit when PE inevitably buy it out.
Lol, ok Brandshield has delisted. I can't get anything for my BRSD shares., there you go.
Your shares are your shares, private or not, listed or not.
The only mistake you can make is selling cheaply at the wrong time.
Probably because they plan to take this private and steal all the spoils themselves.
In the interests of balance, and being fair, relating to AS's unwillingness to discuss Company valuation.
If discussions are advanced relating to relisting, takeover or in fact any major capital event for EMAN, then entering into dialogue with parties outside the loop on a closely related subject means you either have to divulge information you shouldn't or lie.
Maybe (just maybe) there's was a good reason... You can see I'm trying hard not to be peeved here.
Watched the presentation. Much of it pre-recorded.
Took some Q&A, mainly about F&B. Some about future expansion - only interesting information was a comment about maybe opening outside the UK in the future and having an aspirational ceiling in the UK of 100 venues.
They had told the facilitator not to accept questions about the share price. That's the first time I've ever known management of any company so blatantly duck the issue. Pretty pathetic really. The issue has been acknowledged internally to the extent of them revaluing the incentive scheme downward for AS but he refuses to discuss any aspect of it with shareholders.
Everton, that was word for word what I was about to type.
EMAN is a great company performing exceptionally. The market doesn’t appreciate the good performance so it’s just a case of waiting for it to be taken out. AIM is a crap market sometimes, although maybe it’s just the uk market generally.
If only the market cared!
Problem is i bought during covid so i thought that was a low price for this, now this is doing much better than covid and the share price is down in the dumps
Outperform! thats a good word to use on rnss!
Tuesday, 16 April, 11:30am
Everyman Media Group Chief Executive Officer, Alex Scrimgeour, and Finance Director, Will Worsdell will host an online investor presentation of their Full Year results for the period ended 28 December 2023, followed by Q&A.
Register here: https://bit.ly/EMAN_FY23_results_webinar
Turns out that was an old article
Daniel Broch, the man behind the Everyman cinema group, has obviously not read the script.
As many leisure businesses struggle to cope with the impact of the credit crunch, Mr Broch is plotting an ambitious assault on the cinema sector.Having acquired Screen Cinemas — a chain of seven independent cinemas - earlier this year in a deal worth £7m, he intends to open 50 Everyman cinemas in the UK over the next few years. Today, the company officially opened their rebranded Everyman Belsize Park, formerly Screen on the Hill, in Haverstock Hill, North London, following a £600,000 overhaul. “There are a few things I’m looking at, from property to corporate training videos and music festivals.” As for the Everyman Group, he says there is scope to develop the cinema’s name into an international leisure and media brand.
Failure to rns this deal , they did not rns this takeover
Having acquired Screen Cinemas — a chain of seven independent cinemas - earlier this year in a deal worth £7m, he intends to open 50 Everyman cinemas in the UK over the next few years. Today, the company officially opened their rebranded Everyman Belsize Park, formerly Screen on the Hill, in Haverstock Hill, North London, following a £600,000 overhaul.
Https://www.theskinny.co.uk/film/opinion/everyman-cinema-opens-in-glasgow
Will help sales
Stick around if you can.
Https://www.lichfielddc.gov.uk/news/article/889/landmark-agreement-for-cinema-scheme-with-everyman-announced
EMAN not holding back on this expansion drive, FFS. as LTHS sufferring holders, wtf are we to do.