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Sales growing nicely.

At 21% they are not that far away from automatic bid territory. A couple of the financial sheets have suggested that as a likely scenario for the future. Downing certainly have confidence in the prospects of a growing brand in sports nutrition, and obviously don't retain riddley as one of their advisers. Having sold about 80% of my post demerger shares to part fund a property, I would think about increasing again as a mild speculation.

Increased market share? On a mere 5.9% increase in revenues? I think a fair few folks in the trade would argue with that claim, the market increased by much more year on year. No, sorry Topps, you must have lost market share if that was your best effort.

Further growth, a whole new field, excellent. Clearly the opportunity to network a bigger client base through this exciting new venture creates further business potential across the group..

A few more for the top brass. All good IMHO

Indeed. This board can hardly be described as frenetic. Growth has been greeted calmly, as has debt reduction, acquisitions, overseas expansion, industry awards and new business wins. Activities which would have lit the blue touch paper on many another board. The value of the company just keeps on increasing, at some point the market will catch up I guess. As you say, patience.

Can only nod in agreement Samarco. Boss man said that he would be happy to be looking at a circa £200m turnover company with a share price around a couple of quid. Even if he is half right it make the current sp look attractive.

The Buy recommendation in Moneyweek was rational and well worded. Only stated what us holders have known for years mind you. Lots of upside if the wider investment community becomes more aware.

Sensible incentivisation of key personnel IMHO

I think if you click on the Trades button above you will see that sells have gone though at or over Bid. Maybe you need to put a flea in your broker's ear, look like they have an issue with their feeds. Following the buys of Mrs F, and DM, confidence looks to be mirroring that of David Morgan in his last interview. Lots of value here if the group carries on advancing as it has over the past few years IMHO

The Chairman in ebullient mood, and why not. Strong increase in profit, excellent further progress in group expansion. Good innings team!

Not the only analyst to note how undervalued TMMG is. Why ? Borrowings were quite high at the start of the economic meltdown, and the share price paid a heavy toll. Since then, the core group businesses continued to trade very well, the debt was brought under control and has consistently reduced, dividends re-commenced, and a growing group of further businesses were acquired. Coupled with overseas expansion the prospects here have continued to improve. The share price has lagged behind by varying degrees, but in my experience the gap between where we are and where we should be has never been greater.

Looks an excellent fit with Story up in Edinburgh, and, as it is digital work, further enhances the whole group offering. Exchanging shares for a cash generative business looks sound to my way of thinking.

Indeed, suggests that the newly acquired agencies are bringing improved cashflow in. Also, the group has expanded overseas more recently. The trading pattern in other markets may result in a change to the established "strong first, weaker second" halves"

Set against the background of continued acquisitions and expansions over the past year, the continuing debt reduction is remarkable. They are running a tight ship. Euro wobbles to come, nothing about that will directly affect. Look forward to seeing the details. Shareminator. Given the level of revenues, continuing strong performance over many years, and huge lowering of debts, this has to be undervalued IMHO

Further proof that these guys are really on their game. Translating that excellence in to more business and higher margins is the challenge. Surely they have created a great marketing tool for sales teams to impress prospective clients with.

Happens all the time, they keep the posted Ask high but take a buy at just below mid, then it shows as a sell. Such an inexact system, I guess designed to keep us in the dark. This has moved around quite a bit more since being tipped a couple of months back. Maybe followers of those sites then move on to the next tip instead of displaying patience. A steady approach has benefitted my holding immensely here, and still looks promising to keep growing. David Morgan says he would be happy with a £200m turnover company at around £2 a share in the next couple of years. Of course we don't always get what we wish for, but anything in that region would be pretty darn good

No, all I hope for is that the genuines, Lindoser et al, managed to get some money out. So much promise, but, so it would seem, some risky deals done behind the scenes. The IP should have some value surely?

Yes, would have liked to see the presentation to analysts which followed. Current rate of growth would double turnover each 3 and a bit years. Can that be achieved? Well, market sector is growing, market share has grown, market reach has expanded hugely. Good early signs, with their stall set out to keep doing more of the same. Good to learn that the manufacturing facility has the highest accreditation, vital in maintaining scrupulous image within pro sport. Lots of good, now we are in for an extra long wait for the next set. A bit of general comment from the top along the way would help. Acquistions? Mentioned for the first time, makes me wonder what could be on the menu.

Share options: Reality v snide comment "The Company also announces that following the placing undertaken by the Company, as announced on 9th April 2014, its Remuneration Committee has amended the Company's share option plan ("SOP") to take into account the increased share capital of the Company post placing. The maximum awards to employees under the SOP as a percentage remains unchanged however the actual number of Options that can be issued to each employee under the SOP has been increased to reflect the larger issued ordinary share capital of the Company post placing, being 24,625,591 ordinary shares of 10 pence each. Mr Moon and John Clarke, both directors of the Company, are potential future beneficiaries of the SOP."