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LiteBulb also announces that it intends to raise capital through the conditional issue of up to £3.5m of a new series of secured, convertible loan notes which may be converted into new Ordinary Shares at any time at a conversion price of 1p, a material premium to the current share price.
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Yes great ...this company is not a ' hare' but most definitely not a ' tortoise ' and the incremental growth is highly impressive and will drive the SP steadily up .
Nice Rns.........
Pretty confident of this company's prospects in the medium term. Building strong bases and turnover increasing while not necessarily delivering profits. Expect this to be 3 to 4p by 2016/7
Now I'm out!! Seriously, good luck all. ....and I may just rainbow chase the next RNS.
Well good luck . This was never a share for ' trading ' but will deliver significantly on a 3 year time line .
That's me out over the last few days. Just don't have the patience for this in afraid... Out at a loss but made it back already in WSG and ROSE. Good luck all.
LiteBulb has grown from £3m sales in 2011 to over £20m in 2014, through organic growth and acquisition.
Ok thanks and I would agree with you on the expense ratio v revenue.
I think the key to this lies in the expenses. Current expense ratio v revenue is too high at 28%. Whilst revenue is moving up, it's not yet clear whether costs are moving up as well. Some of the costs will be fixed, so as the revenue increases they form a smaller proportion, but the question is how much they have had to invest to drive the revenue. When we get some clues on that we should see some movement.
Yes I think the market wants to see the cash in the bank financials don't they . Still , an excellent RNS and a very good step in the right direction.
today on the back of today's excellent RNS.
Not the worst typo I've ever done.... Put on a CV once "used to working with the general pubic" Instead of public. They brought it up at interview...!
No.....just a litre!!!!
Not a Gallon rise then?
What this does to the SP... Gotta be a nice litre rise surely!
I did pay for some at 108 and 102 but stuck with it and made up for that by buying a whole lot more at 79p. When I saw all those buys going in last week I nearly pressed the button for some more yesterday but didn't as I thought I would wait. Kicking myself now. Still a strong finish to the day with good volume of buys which all indicates a further rise tomorrow once word gets round.
...if you are a muppet who bought at 120. I've got me hands up....
Agree this looks a great one to lock away. Massive volume going through today. I did notice that there had been increased volume of buys going through over the last few days before the RNS which started to push the price up. A lot of recommendations which is what attracted me at the beginning of this year. DYOR of course.
Yes one to tuck away,,,,,,,,,I'm in no rush to sell what I see as well run company with plenty of growth ahead,,,,,,,,,,IMO Shares Mag. write up in March Said 'compelling growth story and play on the UK economic recovery', which 'looks set to beat forecasts.' Quoting Dowgate Capital who see 'sales surging 36% to £20.14m in 2014, driven by organic growth and cross-selling benefits and prompting a swing from £700,000 losses to £2.2m profits. Revenue should rise a further 25% to £25.5m in 2015, sending profits 70% higher to £3.9m for 0.116p of earnings' As always DYOR
Looks that way, this is a good long-term play I think, pleasing to see an AIM company actually making money too.
1p approaching quite quickly now. Buys to sells ratio is huge atm so hopefully going to finish on a high.
Good to see you here. Never saw the Times article myself but came very close buying in here when the SP was bouncing between 1-1.05p . I do remember the MOS tip though. The 2 young founders certainly appear very ambitious.
I also chucked this on my watchlist after the article in The Times. Agreed, cracking RNS, was a little quiet up until then.