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So far bricklive has 60 planned events for this year, from these events, which we licence out to our partners, we get paid a license fee, content fees, percentage of ticket sales, merchandise fees, sponsorship fees.

Now because we license the events out, the actually outlay is minimal but the profit margin high, some jurisdictions the fees may be higher than in others, let’s say maybe UK more than Asia. let’s call it roughly £100k revenue per event (average) all in, and we know the margin is high at 70%+ (although I personally think it’s higher) so that’s £70k profit on average per event. 60 events x £70k = £4.2m profit per year just on the events.

On top of that we have a joint venture deal with BTS bricklive cafe, bricklive touring, bricklive kids, bricklive kids cafe, bricklive animal paradise, bricklive education, and also permanent bricklive venues being opened. We don’t know how much these are spinning but again one can imagine it’s probably fairly significant.

Lastly I will say, the free float is 12.3%, the rest is with II’s and board members/notifiable holders. I can’t think of another company on AIM with such a small freefloat which prospects such as this, it really could do a very big move very quickly.

Anyone that is wanting to build a sizeable position here is going to struggle, and considering we are only doing £50-£100k volume days, we get murdered on a £12k sell, it doesn’t take much to imagine what will happen when we start getting real solid news and volume, the last volume day we had was the day it started to trade as LVCG and it spiked to £1 and that was on 1.6m volume or roughly £700k volume at this share price, so just shows what could happen here on news.

David Ciclitira (chairman & largest shareholder with 50.1% ) - one of the founding members of SATV later bought out and renamed SKY. In his career worked with and alongside large names such as CNBC, Pepsi, Heineken, omega, UBS, and is well known and a major player in the global sports marketing industry.

Clive Nørgaard Morton - founder of Bricklive, Clive has launched some amazing exhibitions and magazines in his career such as ‘the London international music show’ amongst many others, which has lead him to become one of the most influential event organisers in the industry.

Andrew Smith - formally director at Multiplay running events. Also responsible for running events for Microsoft, Island records (Universal Music), Nintendo and Mojang, including Minecon, the largest single video game convention in the world. Prior to joining Multiplay, Andrew spent 8 years with the FTSE100 listed company Compass group PLC.

Betty Waypa - Betty brings 9 years of event management and production experience with large consumer shows and Betty spent 6 years working with LEGO Systems in the U.S. and Canada to produce a traveling tour for LEGO fans throughout North America.
Having worked with world class brands such as LEGO, Cartoon Network, Nintendo, WB Games and The Boy Scouts of America, she understands how to deliver the ultimate live brand experience to the consumer.

Mark Guest - Mark has worked in the media industry for over 20 years. He started his career as a graphic artist working for some of Europe’s largest publishing bodies, including EMAP and BAUER media.

Sonia Hong - Sonia has significant experience in launching international leisure and entertainment brands in Korea, she represented the New Zealand tourist board in Korea from 1993 to 2006, receiving the Order of Merit from Queen Elizabeth for the help in promoting New Zealand in Korea.
From 1999 to 2007, Sonia was the President of the International Tourism Network in Seoul and from 2007 to 2010 was the  Secretary General for Visit Korea Committee. Sonia managed relations with a variety of government agencies and created innovative promotions with K-POP and other Korean Wave products, securing supporting sponsorships from Lotte, Asiana Airlines and Korean Airlines.

Simeon Pines - Simeon’s extensive media experience encompases radio, commercials, television and now web production.
Having started writing material for late night commercial radio in London whilst still at school he moved straight into radio production at 18 and ended up producing for some of the UK’s top entertainment names. From there he made the move into satellite television and subsequently into UK broadcast with multiple credits as an editor and producer on ITV and Channel 4.

Paul Esson - Paul joins us from FTSE 100 listed company Compass Group.
Prior to this Paul worked in a number of operational and business improvement roles for David Lloyd Leisure, Compass Group and Kingswood Learning & Leisure.

Recent deal for Animal Paradise which is the bricklive Touring arm of the business was for South Korea and Macau (only 2 territories) and comprised a total of $2.05m dollars or £1.55m over 3 years. The profit margin on this is 70% which is just shy of £1.1m pure profit so roughly £350k profit per year for these 2 territories. LVCG paid £350k for the animals back in April, so just shows what an outstanding piece of business this was at the time.
Further options to extend to japan (DC stated licence fee for japan alone would be $500k+ ANNUALLY) Taiwan and Hong Kong for an additional annual license fee.
This is just Asia, DC recently revealed in the latest proactive interview, BRICKLIVE animal paradise (touring) will be released around the world, doesn’t take a genius to work out the sort of money this 1 arm of the business could spin.

Other arms of the business;

•The events side of things - currently 60 shows this year and DC recently hinted at working on something in America which could further extend that number.
•Bricklive Lite events
•Bricklive centres (Permanent)
•Bricklive Cafe (100 within 5 years) ‘we are in discussions right now with major players around the world that are very interested in this concept’ (quote from recent proactive interview)
•Bricklive kids cafe
•Bricklive education

DC said in recent interview the business is going to be profitable this year and they are also investing in assets at the same time, so not just profitable, reinvesting back into the business for further growth, with dividends also mentioned.

You mean 60 events this year! And that’s just their main events, this excludes new animal paradise touring events, bricklive Lite events, and as you mentioned revenues from the permanent Bricklive centres and cafes etc

Then we have Bricklive Education which I think could see some real big developments this year.

Couple of guys on board here from compass group PLC - just the casual £25billion market cap

BRICKLIVE TEAM

David Ciclitira (chairman & largest shareholder with 50.1% ) - one of the founding members of SATV later bought out and renamed SKY. In his career worked with and alongside large names such as CNBC, Pepsi, Heineken, omega, UBS, and is well known and a major player in the global sports marketing industry.

Clive Nørgaard Morton - founder of Bricklive, Clive has launched some amazing exhibitions and magazines in his career such as ‘the London international music show’ amongst many others, which has lead him to become one of the most influential event organisers in the industry.

Andrew Smith - formally director at Multiplay running events. Also responsible for running events for Microsoft, Island records (Universal Music), Nintendo and Mojang, including Minecon, the largest single video game convention in the world. Prior to joining Multiplay, Andrew spent 8 years with the FTSE100 listed company Compass group PLC.

Betty Waypa - Betty brings 9 years of event management and production experience with large consumer shows and Betty spent 6 years working with LEGO Systems in the U.S. and Canada to produce a traveling tour for LEGO fans throughout North America.
Having worked with world class brands such as LEGO, Cartoon Network, Nintendo, WB Games and The Boy Scouts of America, she understands how to deliver the ultimate live brand experience to the consumer.

Mark Guest - Mark has worked in the media industry for over 20 years. He started his career as a graphic artist working for some of Europe’s largest publishing bodies, including EMAP and BAUER media.

Sonia Hong - Sonia has significant experience in launching international leisure and entertainment brands in Korea, she represented the New Zealand tourist board in Korea from 1993 to 2006, receiving the Order of Merit from Queen Elizabeth for the help in promoting New Zealand in Korea.

From 1999 to 2007, Sonia was the President of the International Tourism Network in Seoul and from 2007 to 2010 was the  Secretary General for Visit Korea Committee. Sonia managed relations with a variety of government agencies and created innovative promotions with K-POP and other Korean Wave products, securing supporting sponsorships from Lotte, Asiana Airlines and Korean Airlines.

Simeon Pines - Simeon’s extensive media experience encompases radio, commercials, television and now web production.
Having started writing material for late night commercial radio in London whilst still at school he moved straight into radio production at 18 and ended up producing for some of the UK’s top entertainment names. From there he made the move into satellite television and subsequently into UK broadcast with multiple credits as an editor and producer on ITV and Channel 4. Utilizing the wide range of skills built up over the decades Simeon now produces our inhouse promotions and trailers.

Paul Esson - Paul joins us from FTSE 100 listed company Compass Group where he worked in a sales rol

Nice to see it bounce off of the 50ema on the chart and now moving back up - plenty more news flow in the pipe over the next few weeks me thinks

We see a delayed 33.5k but yesterday, I suspect there another later one in today. Price is still BID above 47p even after some chunky sells, yet very little amount below 50p - let’s see how big it is later if it gets filled today

Well said uin - I think some of today’s sellers will be buying higher up in the next week or 2

Getting bought straight away, goodluck to anyone that wants in lower

So far bricklive has 60 planned events for this year, from these events, which we licence out to our partners, we get paid a license fee, content fees, percentage of ticket sales, merchandise fees, sponsorship fees. Now because we license the events out, the actually outlay is minimum but the profit margin high, some jurisdictions the fees may be higher than in others, let’s say maybe UK more than Asia. let’s call it roughly £150k revenue per event all in, and we know the margin is high so let’s say 65% (although I personally think it’s higher) that’s roughly £100k profit per event. We have 60 this year so that’s £6m pure profit. Now that’s just the events we know about, and baring in mind I’ve probably really under egged those numbers, I can imagine they are probably higher. On top of that we have a joint venture deal with BTS bricklive cafe, bricklive touring, bricklive kids club, bricklive kids cafe, and also permanent bricklive venues being opened. We don’t know how much these are spinning but again one can imagine it’s probably fairly significant. Lastly I will say, the free float is 12.3%, the rest is with II’s and board members/notifiable holders. I can’t think of another company on AIM with such a small freefloat which prospects such as this, it really could do a very big move very quickly. Anyone that is wanting to build a sizeable position here is going to struggle, and considering we are only doing £50-£100k volume days, we get murdered on a £12k sell, it doesn’t take much to imagine what will happen when we start getting real solid news and volume, the last volume day we had was the day it started to trade as LVCG and it spiked to £1 and that was on 1.6m volume or roughly £700k volume at this share price, so just shows what could happen here on news.

Yes I’m 100% sure it will be forward looking but won’t contain numbers or the such, that’ll have to wait until September, which by then, I expect the share price to be much higher than where we currently sit now

Wisha - the results next week really aren’t worth the paper they are written on, the only thing worth looking out for is the chairman’s statement. The results were for previous company PAA which didn’t have anything to do with LVCG until late December, the next results I believe in September, now they are the ones everyone will be looking out for to gauge a rough idea on numbers, and even these will only be for first half of the year, and we are growing all the time

Added more yesterday and also some today - long term hold

I have a trade open here also as I see it higher in the short term if they pull the deal off. With regards to some of you saying virtually all buys yesterday, just because the MM�s have printed them in blue doesn�t mean they are buys. The 2 x 1m trades at 12.30 and 12.41 are both sells, the delayed 2m print at 0.39 could be a worked sell also, but looks more like a buy than the other 2 which are 100% sells. Hence why the strange share price action yesterday. That being said the stock was very well bid into close being able to sell roughly 9-10m above 0.3, boxes well for next week and potential news or update regarding this new deal

Take it as a positive, MM�s clearly defensive here which is a good sign, don�t want to jinx it but if the large seller wanted to make an appearance I�m sure he would have done by now, reckon that�s whoevee it was out for now and only sells that will appear now are from PI�s

Yep, it�s looking good, higher low has been set on the chart and next leg higher coming up. Only 500k shares or �2k left under 0.4

Also my largest holding and very confident in the short medium and long term

That�s clearly Leon Hogan and CEO Nick Lyth in that photo and mentioning 500 million euros!!

Totally agree Vilage - just a trade for me also. If the MM�s try and drop it first thing I�ll be in for more