Mediazest Share News (MDZ)

MediaZest falls on disappointing full-year results

MediaZest shares plunged by almost a fifth on Monday after the group posted a loss for the year ended March 31st, hit by falling revenue and despite reduced sales costs. The group, which operates two divisions through its wholly-owned subsidiary, said the results were reflective of a "disappointin

UK Winners & Losers: BG Down 5%, CSR Up 5%; Mediazest Drops 21%

MediaZest wins contracts to boost 2013 revenues

Creative digital advertising agency MediaZest said it has secured several new contracts including a project for a London based private equity company and work with Samsung. The company worked with Samsung in July for the inaugural Retail Hospitality Summit. The event showcased Samsung's latest tech

MediaZest shares jump on 'major' contract win

Shares in MediaZest rocketed on Wednesday following an announcement by the company that it had won a 'major' contract. The deal is expected to earn the company more than £1.0m over the next 18 months. The group, which describes itself as a 'creative digital out-of-home advertising company and au

MediaZest half year losses widen

Advertising firm Mediazest said first half losses widened and as it takes further steps to reduce overheads by moving into cheaper offices in April. Loss before taxation widened to £239,000 for the six months ended September 30th 2012 compared to a loss of £151,000 the same time a year before. Reve

Small caps round-up: North River Resources, Mediazest, ATM...

North River Resources, the South Africa-focused mining company, has begun drilling activities on EPL3327, part of the Uis Project held by Brandberg Energy, a company 50 percent-owned by a subsidiary of North River. The drilling programme, which has been increased to 2,000 metres from the 1,100 metre

London midday: Stocks stuck lower after jobs disappointment

Stocks are still under the cosh, with some weak employment data adding to the general malaise. Dole claims rose the most since May 2009 last month as pressures on the British economy intensified. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said that the number of people claiming unemployment rose to 3

London open: Stocks plunge after Franco-German meeting

Stocks have fallen sharply as traders give the thumbs down to yesterday's meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. Hopes that the pair would agree to the idea of euro-bonds were dashed; instead the leaders mooted a tax on financial transactions as a way

Improved revenue at MediaZest

Advertising firm MediaZest said group revenues have improved since the start of the new financial year in April 2011 with momentum expected to carry on into the quarter ending 30 September 2011. The creative media agency, whose clients include Barclays Bank, O2 and Fiat, reported turnover of £800,

Brum airport to use MediaZest virtual mannequins

Advertising company MediaZest received a fillip late on Friday as it announced further sales of its 'virtual assistant' product. The creative media agency, which specialises in providing innovative out-of-home marketing solutions, said that three new 'virtual mannequins' have been created for Birmi

London close: US economic data hits Footsie

It looked like another flat day for the FTSE 100 heading into the second half of the year until shares took a sharp dive following some unappetizing economic date in the US. The US Conference Board's index of consumer sentiment fell to 49.3 in June, down from a revised 54.8 in May. Economists had b

London afternoon: Prices drift lower

London continues to sleepwalk to the end of the month, with prices drifting lower in light trading after Wall Street opened in negative territory. With the oil futures contract edging steadily higher, heavy fuel users such as airline British Airways and cruise operator Carnival are on the slide. I

Small caps round-up: MediaZest, Reneuron, Atlantic Coal...

Display advertising and screens provider Mediazest's pre-tax profits slide in the year as administrative expenses were too high, prompting the firm to undertake further cost cutting measures. The group also said first half of 2009 has seen a drop in activity as a consequence of the economic downt