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Phorm down on funding delays

Thu, 20th Sep 2012 14:48

Shares in Phorm, a targeted Internet advertising technology company, has told investors that there has been a delay to its subscription agreement which was made to raise 20m pounds in funding. The delay is due to problems with one of the parties involved in the deal.More positively, the company said its development in Turkey currently has 3.9m monthly unique users, compared to 3.3m at the end of August. The firm also boasted "excellent" publisher traction with greater than 70% monthly reach already achieved. It also said initial advertising campaigns showing a significant improvement in performance compared to current advertising. Its initial advertisers are now rebooking and providing budgets for next year. Looking forward the company said: "In order to be able to show advertising and generate revenue for both ourselves and our partners, we need to be able to access ad slots owned by websites in Turkey through a personalised content and advertising partnership."Campaign performance has been very good with targeted campaigns delivering on average more than 3 times the click through rates of current advertising performance. We expect that uplift in performance to grow substantially as our user base, website partnership, number and granularity of campaigns combine over the coming months to generate sufficient revenue to make our Turkish operation profitable. "We are very pleased to be able to report that we are now working with websites and publisher networks representing 4.7bn monthly ad impressions. Advertising requests from publishers for our opted in users are now being received at a rate of more than 130m per month and we expect this number to rise substantially over the next few months." The share price fell 13.99% to 83p.NR
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London close: Miners buoy Footsie

Footsie finished higher but with much diminished gains after surging in early dealings led by buoyant mining stocks then falling back as Wall Street retreated. Miner ENRC surged ahead after it said sales and production volumes during the first quarter were better than prior expectations though pri

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10 Jun 2009 15:06

London afternoon: Equities off the top

Shares have eased back in the first half of the afternoon session, though Footsie remains in positive territory. Miners and banks remain the best performers. Miner ENRC surges ahead after it said sales and production volumes during the first quarter were better than prior expectations though pricin

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10 Jun 2009 12:19

London midday: Miners continue to rally

Footsie is up more than 100 points with miners and banking shares driving the market forward. Miner ENRC is one of the main risers. Today it said sales and production volumes during the first quarter were better than prior expectations though pricing pressures remain. Vedanta, Xstrata, Kazakhmys, R

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10 Jun 2009 08:49

London open: Miners lift Footsie

London's blue chips have made good gains early on with miners pushing on strongly. Miner ENRC leads the blue chip index. Today it said sales and production volumes during the first quarter were better than prior expectations though pricing pressures remain. Vedanta, Kazakhmys and Antofagasta are al

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10 Jun 2009 07:40

London pre-open: Early rise expected

London's blue chips are expected to rise in early dealings Wednesday with traders predicting a 35 point gain. Bike and car parts retailer Halfords upped its dividend after delivering a slightly better than expected 2.4% rise in full-year profits. Profit before tax and exceptional items for the 52 w

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10 Jun 2009 07:10

Phorm raises £15m

Phorm, the controversial internet ad monitor specialist, is to raise £15m through a placing of new shares at 450p. The firm intends to use the cash to continue the implementation of its service in the UK and Korean markets, and for general working capital purposes. The placing amounts to just over

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