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Compounding revenue growth, fixed cost base, moving to profit. Definitely sounds like it should be moving to a dividend paying situation. Maybe that’s why the big guys are building a position. Starting to pay dividends should also help share price too so would be win win perhaps if a sale is being considered
Gamesys Q1 revenue up 27% and board approves Bally deal
https://egr.global/intel/news/gamesys-q1-revenue-climbs-27-as-board-approves-ballys-deal/
"though can anyone tell me HOW this was £70 ten years ago!!??"
it was a reverse takeover of a company called pursuit dynamics which was a cash-shell. totally different business, Gaming realms did the reverse listing in 2013
This game was massive for NetEnt so a Slingo collaboration could be huge
https://www-gamingintelligence-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.gamingintelligence.com/products/casino/135532-gaming-realms-and-netent-unveil-new-slingo-starburst-slot/amp/
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/03/18/4-top-penny-stocks-id-buy-for-the-new-bull-market/
https://www.alignresearch.co.uk/gaming-realms/gaming-realms-record-year-expected-2020/
This is the SugarHouse casino commercial for Slingo "returning" to New Jersey where it was first invented https://www.ispot.tv/ad/wxIv/sugarhouse-slingo-riches-welcome-home-slingo
Bit of a novice so apologies if this is an obvious question. I notice this company has never paid a dividend but looks like it could be in the near future perhaps. Does a company starting to pay a dividend have a significant impact on share price normally or doesn't really work like that?