Proposed Directors of Tirupati Graphite explain why they have requisitioned an GM. Watch the video here.
If you click on the ETO Media button there's an Audio regarding the Interims from Giles Willits, Chief Financial Officer.
Hi Doze, you got me worried there on Sunday, thought I was losing the plot. Glad you've made it clear. Agree One Media is a good Company and appears to be on track and doing OK. I see they have one my favourites on the books, Al Jarreau. I guess for now there's room for the two to go it alone, but they would be a possible contender for an ETO buy out. No doubt time will tell. Be lucky !
Hi Doze, I know it's Sunday, you on that whiskey this early ? Nice thought, are they maybe too different. I can see ETO benefiting from the software, and yes 1Spatial is a great company. I think there's plenty of space for these two players to expand on their own accords. I am pleased ETO is holding up nicely at present and following the healthy Interims, we should see stability. Nice and steady does it ! Have a good day Doze.
The Company has made an application to the UK Listing Authority for 23,722,791 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each to be admitted to the Official List and for them to be admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange. The application comprises a block listing of 23,722,791 ordinary shares under the Company's Value Enhancement Schemes. It is expected that admission of the shares will take place and dealings will commence on Tuesday 26 November 2013.
TalkTalk Telecom will look to pay a special dividend as a drop-off in the level of investment needed for its television service coincides with a period of rapid customer growth, its chief executive said on Friday. Dido Harding told a Morgan Stanley investor conference in Barcelona she hoped to pay out excess cash to show her confidence in a group that is growing strongly and enjoying a slowdown in the rate of customers leaving the service. "This is a highly cash generative business," she said. "It's one of the reasons why we have grown our dividend in the first half by 15.9 percent, even though we've been investing all this money in our TV business. "As we come off the peak of subscriber acquisition costs investment it won't be long before the balance sheet gets to that one times debt-to-EBITDA whereupon I think we will look forward to having a really good conversation with our shareholders on how best to return some of that excess cash." TalkTalk, which targets the budget market with packages of fixed-line broadband and telephony, a basic pay-TV service and mobile, reported results earlier this month showing the group snapping up new customers. First-half earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation nearly halved to 76 million pounds due to the exceptional costs of its investing in its TV products, on revenue up 1.8 percent at 843 million pounds, but the company has already committed to increasing the full-year dividend by at least 15 percent. Net debt was up 20 percent on a year ago at 473 million pounds. Analysts expect annual EBITDA to fall an underlying 31 percent this year to around 244 million euros followed by a rise to 334 million next year and 387 milion in the year ending March 2016, according to Thomson Reuters data. Harding said at the time of results that the fight between bigger rivals BT and BSkyB to win sports fans had not really hurt demand for its lower-priced 'value' packages of broadband and TV as there was a clear market for people who don't want to pay a premium for sportsidn. Broadband churn had spiked when rival BT started offering live English Premier League soccer for free to its broadband customers, but the churn, or rate that customers dropped the service, had since come down. "We did see a tick-up in churn in the first few weeks of the football season, where to be honest for a few weeks our customers and our own sales agents began to believe the PR that BT Sport was really for free and that they'd save money," Harding said on Friday. "The truth of the matter is that our customers don't save money by switching to BT for BT Sport. As we've got that message more clearly out ... we've seen that churn start to come back down off that peak." By Kate Holton / BARCELONA, Nov 22 (Reuters)
Agree Dave, and getting closer to that five quid !
2.41p trade at 13.04 Just to break the boredom !
I see Golden Hammer has knocked out a few more shares___http://www.investegate.co.uk/21st-century-tech--c21-/rns/holding-s--in-company/201311190916403848T/
The recent agreement will boost the fund manager’s assets from £200bn to £336bn and cement its position as a serious challenger to its larger US rivals, such as BlackRock. In the process, Aberdeen will overtake Schroders as Europe’s largest listed standalone fund manager.
Strong operating cash flow of £114.3 million, up 88% (2012: £60.8 million)
Strong financial results underpin entry into FTSE 250___ :-- ))
http://www.investegate.co.uk/entertainment-one--eto-/rns/interim-results/201311190700113480T/
Good to see some positive Contract news today. Hope there's more to follow. I trust you're happier DEBS1.
Well we've seen quite a drop here since August, more or less halved. However, with todays update the Market is showing some interest and it's apparent Mood Media are working hard to turn things around. I'm not a holder at present but it's worth keeping an eye on MM. ___ http://www.investegate.co.uk/mood-media-corporation--mm--/prn/3rd-quarter-results/20131114110000P7E8D/
A very positive Interims Report on Tuesday including a nice dividend has had a quite an impact on the share price. So nice to see Guys ! Worth a read ____ http://www.investegate.co.uk/talktalk-telecom-gp--talk-/rns/interim-results-for-6-months-to-30-september-2013/201311120700237503S/
Nice day for RLE ___ http://www.investegate.co.uk/real-estate-investrs--rle-/rns/trading-update/201311111542477329S/
TalkTalk’s focus on the cheap end of the pay-TV market is a winning formula, the Sunday Times’s Danny Fortson wrote in his Inside the City column. When it reports half-year results on November 12th analysts will be looking out for how its new ultra-budget Essentials package has performed. Barclays expect Essentials to fire up boss Dido Harding’s plan to replace dwindling revenues from voice calls and broadband. Its analysts forecast 1.7m more accounts by the end of 2015. Some of the TalkTalk’s prospects are already in the share price but Barclays expects them to rise to 320p from 248½p. There is plenty more for Harding to aim for.
Despite the recent drop, ( along with many other ) Goldman Sachs today reiterates their 310. 00p Target.
Very welcome news Rivaldo, and nice columns of Blue over recent days.