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...One grand buys.
2.11% per day will do.
sorry ...that's 33 %
It lit up by 33 5 3 working days ago so don't expect much more for a while .....
When is this little bulb going to light up. Just bought in. Looks good for the coming year.
Just a little patience required everyone but we won't have to wait long just see.We will be rewarded here ,lets put it this way I can't say for certain that will happen obviously but I am very very confident .
Won't be long now fellow holders and we will have lift off,ive seen this before with other shares in a similar situation,we are holding the price nicely at the moment,then out of the blue I predict we will get a nice surge,for various reasons.
everytime we get near to lift off with some good solid buying someone keeps selling big chunks of shares , can you stop that please it is really annoying, just joking, but once that flippin seller is out the way we will progress quite well I'm sure.
Lets see if Litebulb can light up my Christmas then.
Yes ...impressive write up and clearly very focused and knowledgeable guys at the top . Must find out when next financial report due .
I believe traders are still moving in ,I'm in @ .962 and believe the rerate and momentum will continue over Christmas, That was quite a stong tip in the paper.
Yes of course but after such a mega increase it is likely that there will be a retreat before a solid rise throughout 2014. Traders would move out now and buy back back in at c 0.85 p but I'm happy to let it ride and may grab some more at say 0.90 p
If we break 1p this year, it will be brilliant start to 2014!
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Big brand tie-ups could make gift firm LiteBulb's shares a Christmas corker By JOANNE HART, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 22:28, 21 December 2013 | UPDATED: 11:12, 23 December 2013 9 View comments LiteBulb sells products that few shoppers genuinely need but lots of them really want – items such as pretty china mugs, National Geographic stationery and Manchester United lunchboxes. The company is growing fast, the chief executive is fiercely ambitious and the shares, at just 0.735p each, should go far. Set up in 2008, just as the economy was slumping into recession, the group initially specialised in security products for women, such as keyrings that emit a piercing scream or door wedges that act as alarms and are set off if an intruder tries to enter a room. LiteBulb still sells this range but over the past couple of years it has branched into gift items, children’s products and homewares. Creative: Simon McGivern, left, and James Phillips make products not easily available elsewhere Creative: Simon McGivern, left, and James Phillips make products not easily available elsewhere Based in Battersea, south-west London, the company designs and makes all its own goods, specialising in items that are not readily available elsewhere, such as personalised number plates for children’s bicycles and solid oak double-tiered egg racks. The group also works closely with big brands such as Disney and Miramax, creating products including Star Wars and My Little Pony toys and T-shirts printed with images from films. LiteBulb even makes Wallace & Gromit mugs, Lynx gift sets and computer mice that look like pints of Guinness. More... MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Oxford Instruments recommendation sparks another following 774% rise LITEBULB SHARES: Latest price and shares The company is led by Simon McGivern, a fund manager turned entrepreneur, who has spent the past few years moulding the business so it now has a dynamic creative team designing its products and strong relationships with major retailers such as Tesco, Marks & Spencer, Hamleys and John Lewis. Gifts: The company specialises in items that are not readily available elsewhere Gifts: The company specialises in items that are not readily available elsewhere It was some of these retailers who asked McGivern if he could expand his range of branded products, as these tend to appeal to more consumers. McGivern obliged, developing a wide network of relationships with international brands. The business has also been boosted by support from Bartle Bogle Hegarty, a renowned advertising agency that co-founded LiteBulb with McGivern and sales director James Phillips. The agency is still a major shareholder in LiteBulb and provides both creative ideas and a valuable book of contacts. Brokers expect fast growth from LiteBulb, and forecast turnover will rise from £3million in 2012 to £7million this year and £20million in 2014. Th
well done !!
In Mail on Sunday that's why !
..why the increasecso in my opinion A] Bid about to be made B] Significant invcrewase in holding by a major institutional player [ just below ' declareable' level ] or C] Leaked sales/ profit figures ? But what do I know . Happy Xmas
lbb was on the watchlist, now missed my tech bounce I was eying up since the mails tip (which I haven't read)
Good Xmas sales?
http://www.investegate.co.uk/litebulb-group-ltd--lbb-/rns/completion-of-acquisition/201311250700077818T/....... soon find out vacamas,big volumes last week compared to normal,leak?.lol.....
RNS out on this and £40k buy straight away. Anyone think today;s announcement already priced in? Thanks
big trades........
of movement,not much,bits its there.lol......
On 4 November 2013, the Company entered into a conditional share purchase agreement (Agreement) with Nicholas Ponting (1), Jamie Atkins (2), Annabel Brooke (3), Leo Eccles (4) and Robert Giles (5) (Sellers) pursuant to which, subject to, amongst other things, the approval of the Resolutions at the EGM, it has agreed to purchase and the Sellers have agreed to sell the entire issued share capital of Meld for the initial aggregate consideration of £2,000,000 (payable as to £1,000,000 on Completion (as defined below) and £1,000,000 on 13 December 2013) (Cash Payment) and 347,642,857 Ordinary Shares (each a Consideration Share). The 347,642,857 Consideration Shares will, if issued, equate to 15.6 per cent. of the issued share capital of the Company immediately following completion of the Acquisition and the Placing (Completion) (Enlarged Share Capital). In addition to the Consideration Shares issued to the Sellers at Completion, up to 347,642,857 further Ordinary Shares (each an Earn Out Share) may be issued to the Sellers following the conclusion of the Earn Out Period (as defined below), subject to the following earn out arrangements (Earn Out). The Sellers will be entitled to receive Earn Out Shares if the aggregate EBITDA of Meld and its subsidiaries (Meld Group) exceeds £683,000 during the period commencing on 1 January 2014 and ending on 31 December 2014 (Earn Out Period). Depending on the EBITDA of the Meld Group during the Earn Out Period, the maximum number of Earn Out Shares which the Sellers can receive under the Earn Out is 347,642,857 Earn Out Shares. Following Completion, the Sellers will produce a consolidated completion balance sheet in respect of the Meld Group. If this balance sheet shows net tangible assets which are less than £2,000,000, the Cash Payment will be adjusted so that an amount equal to the deficit (Adjustment Amount) will be deducted from the Cash Payment. The Sellers will pay the Adjustment Amount (if any) to the Company within seven days of the determination of the same. The Adjustment Amount cannot exceed the Cash Payment.
valued at 0.7p...all those shares (350m plus 350m) plus £2m cash or c £7m for £0.6 EBIT (or is it EBITDA...the rns confused me)...so EV/EBIT(/DA) of c12?? is that right?...pls check ...I may look again with sp sub 0.6p or with dramatic improvement on combined group's op performance ...aaoo/dyor