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I can't find that either! Any chance you can post a link or the content?
There's also a mention I'm today's Sunday times prufrock section so you'll likely see far more people take an interest now.
The Times "Tiddler to Watch: LiteBulb, a supplier of gifts to big retailers, backed by the entrepreneur Nigel Wray, agreed to pay £500,000 in cash and more than £182 million in shares for Go Entertainment, a developer of DVDs, books and other gifts. After reporting a £1.6 million loss for the 18 months to December 2013, shares eased 1.5% to 0.98p"
Agreed...a great sense of good strategy and strong management .Will get more tomorrow .
This is an investment this one, not a quick hit. Will be profitable shortly then the SP will reap the benefit. Good time to get in.
I thought the RNS all looked to be positive news for the future. SP up a bit and two large trades gone through. Hopefully see another nice rise from here.
looks like today there were some positive news on future agreements as from the announcements today lets hope we see some share price momentum!
I also read that this was a good buy and should multi-bag to 4p from here. Strange about all these sell and no buys showing suspect that a large number must be buys. Agree that it looks to be one to put away and forget about. Suspect we will see some very large rises at various stages in the future.
i bought some shares last week but checking the LSE report it says that these were a sell soo!! confused Can somebody explain please
why are there sop many sellers and no buyers, I know it might take some time with this compny but the ocerall picture to me is a good company developing
I cant find the shares mag write up. i can find historical recommendations from them but not todays - can you cut and paste in here?
Excellent appointment for us IMO,,,,,,,,,DYOR RNS Number : 8381B Litebulb Group Limited 10 March 2014  LiteBulb Group Limited ("LiteBulb" or the "Company" or the "Group") Appointment of Michael Hough as Chairman LiteBulb (AIM: LBB), the brand and product development specialist, announces the appointment of Michael Hough, co-founder and former Managing Director of Altium Capital, as Non-Executive Chairman, with immediate effect. Michael is an experienced investment banker, having co-founded Altium Capital Limited (formerly Apax Partners & Co) in 1990, a corporate finance advisory business focussed on providing advice to small and mid-sized companies seeking private equity, recapitalisation funds or an exit. As Managing Director Michael was instrumental in building Altium Capital into a leading boutique investment bank for smaller companies with offices across Europe and over 120 employees. Michael also co-founded Iceni Capital in 2005, a UK based private equity fund focusing on small to medium sized services companies in the UK. At the same time Michael co-founded Aurora Investment Advisors Limited a private equity fund focussed on Russia. Michael has successfully chaired a number of companies including OSG Records Management where during his chairmanship Revenues and EBITDA grew from approximately $5m and $(0.4)m respectively to $35m and $7.0m respectively in less than 5 years. OSG was sold to a leading Russian Private Equity firm in 2013 Michael is based in Hong Kong where he is also Chairman of a privately held Hong Kong holding company with a number of operations in Mainland China In 2001 he and several other partners also invested in a successful London-based retail fund management company which became a leading UK fund manager. Michael began his investment banking career at Goldman Sachs & Co in New York, before joining Drexel Burnham Lambert in London in 1988. He holds an MBA from the University of Virginia's Darden School and is a fellow of the UK Securities and Investment Institute. Simon McGivern, CEO of LiteBulb, commented: "I am delighted to welcome Michael, an existing shareholder in the business, to our Board as Chairman. Michael has huge experience in providing advice to rapidly growing small cap companies and helping these businesses maximise value for their shareholders. Michael's input to our business will be invaluable and his experience in fast growth emerging markets will help us as we expand our footprint internationally."
A little reminder ,,,,, RNS Number : 7391Z Litebulb Group Limited 11 February 2014  11 February 2014 LITEBULB GROUP LIMITED ("LiteBulb", the "Company" or the "Group") Update on acquisitions and trading LiteBulb (AIM: LBB), the brand and product innovation company, provides the following trading update for the year ended 31 December 2013. 2013 has been a transformational year for LiteBulb, during which time the Company made three acquisitions. The acquisitions of Bluwstuff Group ("Bluw") in January, Rizon Studios (now Litebulb Creative) in March and Meld Group ("Meld") in November have all delivered sales ahead of internal expectations. This has helped LiteBulb to grow revenues for 2013 to £8.0m (FY2012: £3.0m), a 167% improvement over FY2012. The loss before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation for 2013 is expected to be approximately £0.6m, a significant improvement on £1.4m in the year ended 31 December 2012. Increased efficiencies from acquisition related synergies, which have been implemented, are expected to result in on-going annual cost savings of £0.4m, despite some initial delays in removing costs following the acquisition of Bluw. Further operational efficiencies from the successful integration of Meld are expected to result in additional cost savings, as core processes such as finance, logistics and planning are centralised. Combined with a strong pipeline and positive trading performance during January of this year, the Company is on track to meet expectations for 2014 and deliver positive EBITDA. All acquisitions made during 2013 were in line with LiteBulb's stated strategy of creating a complete 'end-to-end' solution for the retail market, taking products all the way from concept through to distribution to the retailer. Each of the acquisitions have enhanced and expanded LiteBulb's portfolio of offerings while adding new, or strengthening existing, client relationships. In addition, the acquisitions of Bluw and Meld have already begun successfully cross-selling the other's product ranges. Further to this, LiteBulb Creative has added a number of new clients during the year including Universal, ITV and UXUS, in addition to increasing orders from existing clients including Disney, Mattel, Turner and UKTV. LiteBulb remains acquisitive and continues to seek further opportunities that will progress the Company's strategic objectives. To ensure that LiteBulb is sufficiently equipped to deal with any potential growth from future acquisitions, it has recently invested in its internal systems to improve robustness and enable greater scalability. Simon McGivern, CEO of LiteBulb, commented: "We are delighted with the strong revenue growth achieved this year, which is in line with our internal plans and gives us a solid platform to work from for 2014. The a
Tipped this morning 'compelling growth story and play on the UK economic recovery', which 'looks set to beat forecasts.' IMO LBB could multibag from here,,,,,,,,,have held for some time now, one to tuck away IMO & DYOR
Good point Andy
Slightly up at the moment despite all sells thus far today.....indicative of a delayed buy to show I'm thinking.
SP may not reflect it today but this another sign of faith in Litebulb's future and adds more strength to their busibness acumen .
Interesting that the Times reports AGA ovens are selling well on the back of acclaim from Mary Berry.........she's a very useful marketing ' name to have in LBB 's portfolio I think !
Nice big delayed buy gone through. Have been watching this a while, not in yet, just waiting for new funds to clear next Tuesday.
This is bobbing steadily at the mo. I think the Mary Berry range marked in for this month will give it a rise, providing they've done a god job. Keep an eye open in Sainsburys!
2 massive £50k buys circa 16:00 on 5th March. Very positive.
When I was researching this a share price of 4p in about a year was mentioned. Nice comforting large buy gone through so perhaps they think so to.
Nice 53k buy. now that's what we are after...
Where do people realistically see this share price going? With it being so low there is huge room for growth, but I thought it may have taken off a bit more so far than it has done. Big rise after results get published?
Good luck guys. I'm down at present on these but in no rush. Will hold them till I double my money.