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https://twitter.com/bigdishIR/status/1110973455023906818?s=19 Shows that bigdish are on the right path

Google app store is saying 10K + downloads...I don't know about Apple store

There is no elephant in the room. Churn rate is incredibly low mostly due to if a restaurant goes out of business as is a competitive sector. Anyhow, no reason for restaurants to churn...it's not a subscription model...restaurants only pay when booking is made...

I wish you were coming to the UK investor show cos you can then buy me a drink or lunch

The company is traded on the main market and you were correctly not charged stamp duty because is domiciled in Jersey

but Jsmith u never say anything encouraging at all..always gloom

Only cuz ART and Jsmith have helped to derate it so things hopefully can get better with fresh happy investors who are willing to take a medium to long term view. By the way, Southampton has 12 live on the app now.

If anyone thinking of topping up reckon this is the perfect time . I reckon Aidan will gain some followers at investor show on Saturday and next week we could re-rate. I added 100k shs yesterday

Yawn yawn...the results will be a waste of time given that they are Dec 2018 year end....

Hence why it's unlikely company will make targets public in future cuz people like you keep holding them to it....there may be many reasons why they haven't reached 20 100%...wow...Jeez...I've actually suggested to them never to make such targets public in future as it just causes people like you to scare others in to thinking something is wrong when nothing is wrong...I think they agree with my suggestion

Hence jsmith why it is pointless the company giving public targets because people like you were just hold them to it and they're r other movable factors involved

Interesting how the MMs manage to scare retail investors into selling. All because they have demand at a lower level so they can profit

It was down 15% on £1300 value traded...so pointless discussion

Good morning everyone...who is going to the U.K. investor in London this Saturday ? Sanj and Aidan will be there, I believe...I think they have a stand and also giving a presentation at 0910ish.

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The focus is on the UK but some people here still like to look at irrelevances....nothing better to do with their time...must be retired and bored

To answer some of Arts questions: there is a territory manager for each territory. Sanj visits the territory’s regularly to provide support. Why would he not do this? Table Pouncer may have had 260 restaurants previously but for years they only ever focused on Bournemouth and had zero activity outside of Bournemouth. Their restaurants outside of Bournemouth had zero communication from Pouncer until bigdish. Obviously bigdish will go to London in the future and obviously will contact those restaurants which were with Pouncer. To download the asian app i think you have to change your app store country. No one used the website in asia as was all app based so they took down the websites as of no use. As to the comments on dropoffs - restaurants open and close all the time. Its a tough industry.

37 in Bristol now

jyee7, I totally agree with you..there will always be derampers...there were in the early days of ASOS when it was a penny share and annoyingly I listened to them and sold my holding when it was a penny share..some people on this message board are giving similar type deramp message...my advice is ignore them and stick with the shares or buy more..

First of all, Bournemouth was getting approx 10,000 bookings a month if I remember correctly..I presume that's seats booked..anyhow, still bloody good from just 1 town. Then you can extrapolate out from there to see the potential income...ok, if you want to keep going on about Eatigo then here are some facts for which, if anything, highlight how cheap bigdish is. BigDish believes that its current stage of development is comparable to Eatigo when in December 2015 (18 months following launch) Eatigo received a Series A investment, estimated at c.$5 million according to media sources (Source: Crunchbase). At time the company reportedly had c.400 restaurant partners and was operating in two countries (Source: https://www.techinasia.com/offpeak-restaurantbooking-startup-eatigo-raises-series-a-funding) With series A rounds typically seeing issuers give away c.15-25% of their equity it is therefore estimated that Eatigo was valued at $20 million (£15.73 million) at the time of its Series A funding (assuming a 25% equity stake was taken). As a floor valuation, applying the same numbers to BigDish, implies a share price of 5.5p at current exchange rates. This could prove to be a conservative comparable on a restaurant number basis however as BigDish currently has just over 700 restaurant partners signed up across its Asia and UK operations vs Eatigo’s 400 at the time of the investment. In addition, BigDish has exposure to the more mature and higher priced UK industry, whereas Eatigo does not operate in the territory. Eatigo completed a Series B fundraise in October 2016 at which point it reportedly had grown to 700 partner restaurants, with media sources suggesting that c.$10 million was invested by travel and restaurant website owner TripAdvisor. A further round, described as a pre-Series C fundraise, in July 2018 saw a further raise of c.$10 million (Source: Crunchbase). In July 2017 the business then acquired the operations of Pune-based (India) Ressy, a mobile application that provides last-minute discounts at restaurants, and formed part of its expansion into India. Being interviewed by the Hindu Business Line around that time, Siddhanta Kothari, Chief Financial Officer of Eatigo, suggested the business had a valuation of $70 million (following the Tripadvisor funding round) and expected to be valued at $100 million following its launch in the Philippines and India. The $70 million (£55.06 million) valuation could therefore be applied as a potential benchmark to BigDish, with its current 700 restaurants being comparable to Eatigo’s total at the time of the Tripadvisor fundraise. This would equate to a share price of 19.26p.