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Without the typos.

Good view and agree with the bit about, if a genuine bid does not materialise, AB are in a good position to grow organically. Either way I am happy and rather wait than a low ball offer, even though I strongly believe AB will not accept a low offer.

Good view and agree with the bit about if a genuine big does not materialise, AB are in a good position to grow organically. Either way I am happy and rather wait than a low ball offer even though I strongly believe AB will not accept a low offer.

Personally think the USA business will be sold but I think AB would be better off going it alone as more value could be had that way, given the progress. Buy in saying that if a lucrative offer comes then I won’t be complaining. £12 + as a starter.

Just for this month is more than excellent. Not even counting in December which is one of the more busy months. Nice.

Exactly my thoughts. Calling it a tinpot op tells me they are desperate.

AB may not release any updates because of the bid situation because they may not want to:

Influence the share price

Affect negotiations

Be interpreted as trying to sway investors

AB maybe in a communication freeze to avoid breaking takeover rules.

There could also be ongoing Negotiations Behind Closed Doors, they maybe under a NDA with a potential buyer, AB could be preparing a major announcement. A

So there could be a multitude of reasons why AB are silent so we really shouldn’t expect updates as we did last year as the situation is very different now.

Note that my comment was based on what boom stated previously :)

1. Sale of the US Business While Keeping the UK Business Listed

If Audioboom sells its US operations (including IP), shareholders could receive part of the sale proceeds, likely through a special dividend, capital return, or buyback.

Once the US division is removed, the remaining UK business — including Adelicious — may be valued more favourably as a focused, standalone operation. This could lead to a higher share price, with estimates suggesting up to a 50% premium.

Management would then focus on growing the UK business, potentially through acquisitions, which could add long-term value.

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2. Sale of the US Business + Capital Returned While the UK Business Continues to Trade

If the US sale generates significant cash, a portion may be returned to shareholders immediately, giving them a one-off uplift.

The remaining UK-only Audioboom could then attract new investors interested in the UK podcast market, potentially increasing demand for the shares and supporting further growth in value.

Either way shareholders will be happy if we say AB get a 50% premium as boom suggested.

Boom - appreciate your take on it as always. Until then sit tight is what I am attending to do.

Looks like buyers and sellers have balanced out somewhat and hope we can form a solid base around here until further news, whether AB get new of some kind of buy out or they grow organically themselves. Either way I am not bothered. Not sure about anyone else on here. Would be good to hear lth thoughts on this

All make it up - you sound like a little kid. Jog on. Ooohh I have the best mates and play golf regularly. Jog on wimp.

Are you drunk! I said ‘around 300p’ - didn’t know I had to be exact. You obviously have too much time on your hands as you have taken your time out to go through my messages. Next time make sure you read the key words. Sad.

Multi accounts?!. Think there is more chance you have more than one account - I know you are getting worried about a possible deal or heck no deal and AB growing organically. One thing for sure the sp will be 800p + soon. I have been consistent and you do know about averaging down?! - dumb arse.

I’ve run a few scenario models—based on what Boom mentioned—through ChatGPT, and it keeps telling me my positioning is remarkably strong. “At around 300p, your position is exceptionally robust,” apparently. Take that with a pinch of salt, of course.

Jokes aside, whether you hold or add really comes down to your average and your risk appetite. From my perspective, Audioboom is in a very strong strategic position, and even if no deal ultimately materialises, the company is well-placed to continue delivering solid organic growth.

Look like Zak got in again until the next time he takes his % then starts being negative. He’s a tool. Would not take anything he says seriously.

Decent buying pressure - 650 now. Lets get to 750 and fork a new bar.

Straight out drop of the share price last Friday right after that rns (which was positive) sometimes means there is news the next market day. Let’s see.

Dowgate buys more and the sp drops - Go figure

He will be civil, now that he has bought in. Also he’s prob a bit annoyed at himself from telling everyone to buy marks and Spencer’s at 385 and now 330.

Podcasting sector very hot indeed. Good read.