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Glad to see it a blue finish and why not after the news today.

Boom I concur. It seems this board has been hijacked by jus the SE talk when the Q1 and end of year results have been excellent and paves the way forward for AB to keep building and in turn I am sure the SP will follow.

I haven’t added more—I was already heavily invested here with a five-figure position, so I’m fully in.

Some people have suggested going it alone, and I’ve done that before. Personally, I think over the next 2–3 years, AB has the potential to deliver more value for private investors, and the share price could even revisit previous highs around £20.

If AB were to be bought out, would long-term holders—those who’ve been in for years—really be satisfied with £8–£10? I highly doubt it.

As for the “premium bid” statement, that can mean a lot of things. If figures hadn’t been agreed, AB’s hands were likely tied in terms of what they could actually disclose.

Just bear one thing in mind: the board has already rejected offers above £10, so why would they even consider a lowball offer now? The company has made significant progress since then and is now among the major players in podcasting, even if it’s still further down the pecking order. It’s hard to see Tobin—who’s been buying at £15+. Tobin and Candy, as influential major shareholders, accepting anything in the £7–£9 range is a joke. Come on..

Boom - ‘ It’s all about a possible sale. No one looking at the stellar Q1 results. Fair enough‘

Exactly what I said :). Pi’s are overlooking all the details.

Agree MC. We know in the past, the board rejected offers above £10 so why would they accept one less than that, with the fact the company is in a much better position. also Tobin and co holding a large promotion of shares will have something to say with the influence they have

‘If the bids was higher than the current share price they would have said bids are higher than yesterday closing price.’

Not sure about this as this would cause a bit of frenzy in buying. ‘Premium’ to 540 could mean anything. 700 or 1200.

Great to see the usually slowest quarter also breaking records.

This is certainly an encouraging sign—Dowgate didn’t sell during the dip, and now that they’ve sensed momentum returning to the price action, they’ve started buying again in large quantities. It raises the question of whether they know something the market doesn’t, or if they’re simply highly confident in the outlook.

Bodes well and I will certainly hoping for either a buy out at £12 + or a strong merger of some kind that will translate to increases in revenue and profits and all importantly the share price .

Wasn’t expecting this. Maybe there’s some good news on the horizon. One thing’s certain: mainstream Western media, which is losing its grip on the narrative, seems to be seeking as much support as it can. They’re trying to snap up as many streams as possible, and with podcasting booming right now, it’s clearly a key focus. More people are starting to question things and recognise who the real tyrants might be..

Really do hope the gains are not eroded because of tyrants trumps over seas policys

There’s been a noticeable rise recently, and it’s not entirely clear whether this is being driven by any underlying news or potentially some kind of leak.

That said, I’m comfortable holding and even adding at these levels, especially with Q1 results still ahead. There could be more clarity then around whether this recent strength is supported by fundamentals or simply momentum/speculation.

For Audioboom Group, the longer-term story still seems to hinge on execution and continued growth in advertising and podcast monetisation. Any further positive updates on partnerships, cost efficiency, or revenue acceleration would clearly help sentiment.

Of course, the real “icing on the cake” would be meaningful corporate activity — whether that’s a buyout, merger, or acquisition — which could significantly re-rate the business. In that scenario, you could arguably see a much higher valuation than today’s levels, with some long-term holders speculating on £10–£13 as a potential upside case if everything aligned perfectly.

For now though, it remains a “wait and see” situation into Q1, with a mix of speculation, expectations, and execution risk still very much in play.

£2 is a bare minimum from here before it really gets going.

Uallmakeitup. I 100% regret not selling at 800+ or atleast not taking some out. Not going to pretend otherwise. Am I worried it won’t go back up again? Certainly not. None of us have a crystal ball unfortunately but the company is still solid and I am confident it will reach atleast 800 again. When - no idea.

His is exactly why I stay away from short-term trading. The share price often moves erratically—up or down—without any meaningful news or fundamental change. It’s unpredictable, and more often than not, you end up getting caught out. It’s not a question of if, but when.

As a long-term holder, I’m far more focused on the underlying business than the day-to-day noise. Volatility like this can be frustrating, but it doesn’t necessarily reflect the company’s true trajectory or potential.

All eyes now turn to Audioboom and their upcoming results over the next couple of weeks. Hopefully, they can deliver a positive surprise and provide some much-needed reassurance to the market. At this stage, strong execution and clear guidance will be key to rebuilding confidence.

In the meantime, patience and conviction remain essential. Markets can be irrational in the short term, but over the long run, fundamentals tend to win out

On the bright side, the board has been noticeably quieter than before, which could suggest that something is happening behind the scenes. These processes do take time, and it’s only been a few months since the RNS highlighting the interest in Audioboom.

Hopefully, it won’t be too much longer before we hear some further updates. One particularly encouraging sign is that no major shareholder has sold their stake — that has to be seen as a strong positive.

Too much squabbling. Let’s hope the sp can have a few more blue days next week on the run up to the figures.

Strong revenue growth (~$80m) with rapidly improving profitability (EBITDA up significantly)

• High-margin ad-tech platform (“Showcase”) scaling quickly → better earnings potential

• Large and expanding audience (~150m monthly downloads/views)

• Leading position in fast-growing video podcasting, which monetises better than audio

• Strategic partnerships with platforms like Spotify boosting distribution and revenue streams

• Expanding via acquisitions → increasing market share and capabilities

• Transitioning into a scalable media platform → potential valuation upside

• Well-positioned to benefit from shift toward video content on platforms like YouTube and Netflix

• Growing creator ecosystem → stronger content pipeline and monetisation opportunities

Nothing changed apart from the world around us :). Ride up to £900 this time.

Selling appears to be mainly due to PIs protecting their portfolios given the situation and the drop in the share price from 800. It should become clearer in the next update, but this may present an opportunity to add more or enter a position. As always, timing is key.

This prob can hit 5p again.