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No i am not in. think my original buy 2 years ago is 90% down now. I will be ASTONISHED if this bags.

both research notes putting £100million plus mcap on this post drills.

is selling, bod bought £45,000 stock more than most AIM directors. we should be flying high.

5% down today, Gyrometric and working with AECOM are game changers here.

I will be ASTONISHED if this bags from here.

disruptive ad tech, definately going to be good, probably be a grab for bodstack shartes on open so...

Oh now ive seen what your talking about on companies house, think a lot of those are irrelvant deferred shares.

Bidstack will go to the moon, just no idea what existing kin holders will get.

what you spouting nonsense.

Total issued share capital 25,010,280
Total Voting Capital 25,010,280
Percentage issued share capital not in public hands 17.84%

have a good idea whats coming? isnt it Chainzy or the Cavitation machine? Or 1 of the other things he mentioned in previous rns. so i dont see whats new is coming here? Ill be surprised if anything new comes?

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Premier Oil is looking at possible acquisitions in the North Sea as some of the world’s largest energy groups prepare to scale back their presence in the region.

Tony Durrant, chief executive of Premier, said he expected an uptick in deal activity as the industry emerges from a prolonged downturn. Premier, he said, was “on the buyside” and would look for opportunities to expand its presence in the North Sea.
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The company earlier this week sanctioned the Tolmount Main gasfield, one of the largest undeveloped gas discoveries in the southern North Sea. On Thursday, it said “significant upside” exists within the Greater Tolmount Area and that it planned to drill an appraisal well in the eastern area in the middle of next year.

no i think you've totally missed the point that MDZ mainly does car showrooms etc and obviously the general high street is not just going to 100% vanish. your comment about the high street is a totally dud point, people were saying 20 years ago that the high street will vanish and IT IS STILL HERE!

morning Lakeside, good points, yes that sounds doable. How do you think they achieved the £250K a year cost savings?

Price to Sales ratio is 1.12 thats pretty good price to pay for these shares right now then

Net profit will be? Wonder what they did to achieve the £250K savings

only £1.5mill mcap so plenty of upside if any big contract lands. A few comments below about high steet stores. A lot of stores mentioned like Athena, MDZ isnt targeting these stores. It looks MDZ does target a lot of car dealers who are not in the high street anyway, Cars arent about to die out are they? And as for the fashion retailers they will always need a bricks and mortar display store and they are not going anywhere. MDZ is a flexible business and can pretty much put up a display or frontage anywhere. Note Immedia provides in store music and that has a market cap of £3.64million.

Significant new clients in the year have included HP and The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and the Company continues to have great success in the automotive market with new Rockar projects for Mitsubishi and Ford.

Well established existing customers such as Ted Baker, Diesel, Clydesdale Bank, Kuoni, HMV, Halfords and others continue to work with the Group on an ongoing basis. It is the opinion of the Board and senior management that the audio visual and digital signage market for high street retailers is experiencing rapid growth and large scale adoption is beginning to happen. The Company remains well placed to take advantage of these opportunities.

The automotive sector has yielded several large opportunities which the Company is currently pursuing. In automotive retail, the Group is working with Hyundai, Jaguar Land Rover (with Rockar), VW, Ford and Mitsubishi (both via Rockar), Opel Germany, and is pitching to several other brands. Outside of the showroom retail side of automotive, the Group works with BMW and Fiat in the UK, providing corporate AV solutions.

The ATNi and Digital TV Cable deployments in the Caribbean and Bolivia are on track with management's expectations. Both customers are now performing their technical trials over Mirada's platform and the Company expects to announce these two commercial launches during this financial year.

Branches are undergoing a rolling program of refurbishment to improve the 'retail experience' as the bank puts it, including the rebranding of branches as 'stores' and the inclusion of more open areas for staff to meet customers, as well as HSBC Live, a radio station specifically produced for the bank by media company Immedia in Newbury, Berkshire.

Not sure why theydont just name HSBC in the RNSS, theyve named it before and its quite obvious it is HSBC.

think BYOT can leverage off this takeover, Medimark have Bunzl Healthcare and other big customers on their books.

Getting 5 star reviews on Target website

I see you are in FFWD also, you seem to like your investment companies, take a look at BRH