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Agree that on basis that this hit 1.25p on 8th January plus looking at long term chart this should be looking to pass the 1p mark.
Previously on my watchlist sometime ago but bought in this morning on the back of a cracking RNS.
Woe. 5 million volume all buys bar one small sale. 1p easily at this rate
Nice blue screen of buys showing up now. Think this could hit 1p today. GLA
Looking good for a re-rate today. Added some more myself as well when it hit under 80p. Should be a nice multi -bag with long term predictions of 4p sp target.
Agree ,,,,,,,,a good place to get in and indeed had a few more myself :-) all IMO
"we grow our revenues to a critical mass significantly above the £8m that we recorded in the 12 months to December 2013"
I've topped up, brilliant entry price. Here's is a message from CEO: (from a few weeks back) "Directors and internal operating teams are very positive on current position. I spoke to Nigel Wray this morning, who is one of our main shareholders, and he is also very happy (and understands that small sellers in companies of our market cap, can cause disproportionate price moves). The business is growing fast, we’ve got a great team, and I’d like to think the economy and consumer behaviour is beginning to improve."
Buyer's in on that news :-) DYOR
Simon McGivern, CEO of LiteBulb, commented: "I am very pleased to see the progress that the business is making as we grow our revenues to a critical mass significantly above the £8m that we recorded in the 12 months to December 2013. We continue to see organic growth in sales across the Group and I am delighted with the growing contribution from Go Entertain since the acquisition in April. I remain confident that we are on track to deliver further significant growth this year."
Regulatory News £1m of Orders Signed with Major Retailers Tue, 1st Jul 2014 07:00 RNS Number : 9938K Litebulb Group Limited 01 July 2014 ? 1 July 2014 LiteBulb Group Limited ("LiteBulb" or the "Company" or the "Group") £1m of orders signed with major retailers including Debenhams and Tchibo LiteBulb (AIM: LBB), the brand and product development specialist, has received orders totalling over £1m from a number of major retailers. This includes developing and extending a new range of products for a major UK retailer, the inclusion of products in Debenham's Christmas Gift Range and the supply of products to German retailer Tchibo. Major UK retailer GO Entertainment Group Limited ("GO Entertain"), a fully owned subsidiary of LiteBulb, has signed an agreement with a major UK retailer to develop a new range of products covering books, memorabilia, DVDs and magazines. LiteBulb will extend the retailer's magazine and DVD range with 24 new magazines and four new DVD sets covering brands such as the History Channel, Discovery, BBC, ESPN and the Imperial War Museum. An initial range was delivered in April but the majority of the agreement relates to orders for September in time for the busier Q4 retail trading period. The agreement represents a significant increase on previous orders placed with GO Entertain and reflects the increased traction with blue chip retailers and the impact that the larger portfolio of products is having on purchasing orders. Debenhams In addition, LiteBulb, has received an order from Debenhams through its wholly owned subsidiary, Bluw, to supply over 30 items for their Christmas Gift Range. The items include gift sets, stocking fillers and novelty toys, as well as Dr Who and Star Wars branded items and items from the popular Silly Socks range - one of LiteBulb's best-selling Christmas Gifts in 2013. The order from Debenhams represents a 16% increase on Christmas orders for 2013. Tchibo Bluw, has also signed up a new account, Tchibo, the German retailer with over 1,500 outlets across Europe. The initial order includes items from the Star Wars merchandise range as well as items from the popular Scootrix range of scooter accessories. Like many retailers, Tchibo are looking for new and innovative products to add to their offering and it is hoped that this relationship will develop to include further orders from the wider LiteBulb portfolio. Simon McGivern, CEO of LiteBulb, commented: "I am very pleased to see the progress that the business is making as we grow our revenues to a critical mass significantly above the £8m that we recorded in the 12 months to December 2013. We continue to see organic growth in sales across the Group and I am delighted with the growing contribution from Go Entertain since the acquisition in April. I remain confident that we are on track to deliver further significan
Tend to agree, one for the back pocket and just wait.
No news is good news ? Awaiting next acquisition ? Presumably Q1 prelims in July ? Suspect this is a minimum 3 year hold and slow burn but not fireworks !
Maybe another acquisition ? "The company continues to be focused on building new brands and actively seeking further acquisition opportunities"
Lift of on the way ? are we due an update ? good to see a bit of movement anyway Wonder how this is going In November 2013 the group acquired Meld Group Limited. Meld has developed a diverse portfolio of brands and products which it supplies to major retailers in the UK. Having been in operation for over ten years, the Meld group has developed established relationships with a number of blue-chip retail clients including Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury’s. Meld has predominantly focused on developing products for the books, gifts and games markets. Some of the products developed and sold by Meld and its principal subsidiary Ginger Fox Limited include a range of puzzles and games based on the popular television programmes Peppa Pig and Octonauts. Other key products include a range of classic fairy-tales books launched under Meld’s brand ‘Milly & Flynn’
I am not invested here but I have a lot of respect for decent, honest and clear-cut CEOs and I believe you have one here, most important factor of a solid investment, GL... Simon McGivern, CEO of LiteBulb, commented: "My colleagues and I are firm believers in the continuing growth of the business and we are confident that we can deliver on our strategy of building a retail focussed brand and product development company with the critical mass to make an impact in the sector. As key members of the management team we were keen to increase our shareholding in the Company and it was appropriate to do this by buying shares in the market. Our focus, as always, is to deliver significant shareholder value and we will continue to work towards this goal." "I am also pleased to be supported by my colleague Leigh Webb, who was a Director of Go Entertainment and is buying shares following the acquisition. I would like to welcome Leigh's appointment as COO of LiteBulb and we look forward to working together."
I think it's just a lack of news allowing the sp to stagnate and then as you suggest people being impatient. Hopefully it will come good but defo a long term punt
Anyone know why the drop today ...are people just too impatient ?
I have emailed the company numerous times to try to get any positives from them - they simply do not reply.
Yep I'm 20 odd percent down on this one. Not best pleased at the moment, this board is very quite too - check out the ADVN board as some better stuff re Litebulb on that.
I know this is a long term investment but starting to get a little frustrated.
Positive progress. Looks like the buyers are coming back as well. Should see a nice bounce up today.
Good news this morning :-)
Cheers ace. FYI also google the MIDAS share tip on thisismoney from a while back.
It's behind the paywall, here you go. I'm not invested here only just read this today so I'll be taking a good look at it now, I've done well on the past on following companies mentioned in the times. An AIM-listed company has secured the rights to sell products featuring famous shots by the photographer Terry O’Neill. LiteBulb, backed by Domino’s Pizza investor and Saracens chairman Nigel Wray, has struck a royalty deal with the owners of O’Neill’s photo archive to create a range of products featuring the images. The photographer’s subjects include Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, Audrey Hepburn and Sean Connery. LiteBulb, which was behind a range of Mary Berry home-baking products earlier this year, says the O’Neill range will be marketed across Britain, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. It could also be launched in America. Getting hold of that Brigitte Bardot T-shirt might be harder than you think, though. The goods will initially be stocked only in HMV, the DVD and CD chain “rescued” by the turnaround firm Hilco after its collapse last year. Rest assured — other retailers are due to follow soon.