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http://www.themission.co.uk/news/the-mission-agency,-bray-leino,-acquires-brandon-hill/
Good strong end to the day. Even more sure that we won't be seeing 42 Ask again. Perhaps a few received the Edison report and acted on it. All good here IMHO
You may get it, but the recent dip was caused by a fundraising. Unless the company just acquired choose to sell some of their 600k I would personally doubt it.
Holding off for sub 42p ask
That is the second recent report identifying the growth potential of this share. Clearly the recent placing is having a short term effect, but before long the extra capacity to grow by acquisition and organic should show through IMHO
Nice positive TMMG report, just put out by Edison research: http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/serve_pdf.php?d=researchreports&f=Mission101114QV.pdf&first_name=Ma&last_name=Jones&company=Private&email=mjones@brayleino.co.uk
Looks like another nice piece of business by David.. A new force to be reckoned with in the world of smoothers.
Hi, does anyone expect any additional volume/interest and potential improvement on share price with the upcoming dividend.
don't worry, they didn't get them for that price, they bought in the market on the 7th oct. atb
funkym3 - or anyone else - is this a placing that has just happened ? or just some institution buying a load of shares ? how on earth did they get the shares for 1p ?
The Mission Marketing Group plc ("TMMG" or "the missiontm"), the national marketing communications and advertising group, announces that it was notified today that on 7 October 2014, Objectif Investissement Microcaps FCP purchased 1,190,477 ordinary shares of 1p each in the capital of the Company ("Ordinary Shares") in The Mission Marketing Group. Following the purchase, Objectif Investissement Microcaps FCP, which holds its shares through Lazard Frères Gestion S.A.S, is now interested in 4,230,477 Ordinary Shares, representing 5.49% of the issued share capital of the Company.
Major interest today. Good news and a vote of confidence for the company.
I agree, not at all worried and it explains the savage drop despite what I thought were positive results. The You Tube video says it all, they are looking to expand I look forward to further announcements. GLA
Well it suggested to me a war chest. The price paid by the new II's represents virtually no discount to the prevailing sp, a very positive sign. Loans have consistently been paid down, so there is no evidence of shortage of cash generally. David did say that they felt it was the right time to get a bit more expansive. More announcements soon?
That they have raised 2.4m but masked it with buying a company for .3m which they say is from existing resources, unless they have something else lined up pretty quickly i would be worried about the general working capital purposes.
Expansion in to the vibrant Far East is a good strategy. I wonder who the new Inst holders are, and whether there will be Holdings RNS's to come. A challenge for Peter to administer the far flung flock.
e Mission Marketing Group plc ("Mission" or "the Company") Acquisition of Splash Interactive & Placing The Mission Marketing Group plc ("the missiontm"), the national marketing communications and advertising group, is pleased to announce that it has agreed to acquire 70 per cent of the Asian-focused digitally-led marketing services agency group, Splash Interactive Pte. Ltd ("Splash") (the "Acquisition"). Completion of the Acquisition is expected by 20 October 2014, when an initial consideration payment of SGD 0.6m (£0.3m) will be payable in cash from the Company's existing resources. The consideration for the Acquisition (the "Consideration"), payable in cash instalments depending on profitability during the period to 31 December 2017, has been structured such that the vendors of Splash, who will continue to manage the business, are incentivised whilst ensuring that the Consideration fairly reflects the maintainable earnings of Splash over the longer term. The Consideration is described further below. The Company has also today placed 5,691,908 new ordinary shares of 10 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") with new and existing institutional shareholders at a price of 42 pence per Ordinary Share ("the Placing Price") ("the Placing") to raise £2.4m to fund future acquisitions and general working capital purposes
...so sp driven by pi panicking today - someone started the ball rolling and the rest followed suit. hopefuly sense will prevail and we will see this climb back up soon...
A puzzling response to a sound set of figures. Tomorrow is another day
FinnCap reiterated their corporate rating on shares of The Mission Marketing Group plc (LON:TMMG) in a research report sent to investors on Thursday morning. The firm currently has a GBX 60 ($0.98) price target on the stock. Shares of The Mission Marketing Group plc (LON:TMMG) opened at 46.22 on Thursday. The Mission Marketing Group plc has a 52 week low of GBX 40.10 and a 52 week high of GBX 56.90. The stock has a 50-day moving average of GBX 49.55 and a 200-day moving average of GBX 47.48.
The youtube interview with David Morgan is a great innovation. Five year ambition of a £200m turnover company is impressive. Is it feasible? Yes of course, providing people of drive and vitality are pushing the business ahead, from individual agencies right through to the BoD, the prospects for growth are strong. The commitment to becoming more international opens up so may possibilities, for example there is no activity in BRICS countries as yet, despite them being the engines of world economic growth currently.
just checked the days buys/sells and it looks like ALL sells in the range of 1k to 10k - points to PIs getting nervous ? i think if its still at price come 4:30pm we will see some buys from the institutions.
strange reaction to a positive set of interims. the two 'downsides' i guess are the drop in turnover and the fact that the div has not increased. the BOD did say though that turnover is not a reliable measure of performance, and that we should take operating profit instead, which has increased - but then they would they that i suppose ! im not sure if expected more though... anyone elses thoughts ?
The Mission Marketing Group plc (TMMG.L), the national marketing communications and advertising group, reported a surge in first-half pre-tax profit on ordinary activities to 2.23 million pounds, from 69,000 pounds last year. Profit for the period totaled 1.69 million pounds, compared with 51,000 pounds, a year before. Half-yearly earnings per share were 2.06 pence, significantly higher than the prior year's 0.06 pence, with headline earnings per share rising 11% year-on-year to 1.68 pence from 1.51 pence.