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* was due to limited demand or company (Pizza Hut) issues

Well I'm fairly new here so who am I to judge, happy to listen to all sides of the argument. If posters bring up issues that are supported with evidence it is worth knowing. ATB Conti - regarding your 9:26 post today, could you post your Pizza Hut research? I would be interested in conducting further research to determine whether the company failings (if that's what they were) was due to You mention GBR burning cash, yet they halved their EBITDA losses 500k loss and look set to break even next year at the very latest. Increased winter sales might improve outlook as might Austria licence agreement. The Mega Week promotion was highly successful and I'd expect the company to hold more events like that. The Edison figures aren't particularly exciting like say Red Emperor calcs which suggest a possible 10x bagger however this share will appeal to the Steady Eddy, investors who see raw growth potential, using cash to grow the company organically and through the acquisition and redevelopment of property for example Pagonia.

Been researching the history prior to 2009 through the use of old RNS updates. I understand the company was suspended from trading in March 09 and restored in June a few months later. This was to do with the behaviour of Mr Yair Hasson and Mr Amir Hasson. Do they have any connection to the company today (share holdings, non exec positions?) I can't find share price information before this date because of the suspension however I guess it is irrelevant to some degree being over 2 years old. The Yo Sushi failure also began as a Letter of Intent so the Austria expansion is by no means certain, however it would seem more likely as the company has a proven track record with the DPI brand.

Great article! Thanks for the heads up. I've never been to Austria myself but I do have Austrian friends who tend to eat nothing else but pizza lol. I had not realised we had had a failed bid for Yo Sushi, no doubt that has hampered share price growth in recent months too. Getting in before an agreement is reached over the Austrian licence seems a good play from an outsiders perspective and even if that were to stall, sales in the next 6 months are likely to increase and will be reported in the next half yearly. Will do some extensive research this weekend and hopefully catch you Monday morning, cheers :)

One point to note the recent Edison report made no attempt to factor in the value that could be attributed to expanding the franchise to Austria. The June report suggested (4.25p) 5p figure valuation previously and since then expected turnover and revenue has been revised upwards. I'd suggest that 4.25p figure is looking more likely and will become realised in the following quarters as sales no doubt increase! Domino's CEO was on an edition of Business Talk (think that's the name) I believe, and mentioned similar difficulties but he was very bullish about his brand. Can't imagine why the Swiss and fellow Europeons aren't as pizza mad as the Brits ;) ps. no ramping over the weekend!

I can see you are a regular here so I'll address this post to you. I've been watching GBR for over a year now, and despite lack of movement in the SP, the company has improved it's financial situation delivering improved figures despite the difficulties (warmer summer in Switzerland apparently). The recent Edison report highlights the Austrian expansion and funding issues will be addressed by November. "Completion is anticipated before 1 November, by when any funding requirement will also have been quantified." It points to higher sales and growth figures in Autumn and Winter months as fewer people buy during hot conditions. Current Assets (mainly cash) expected to decrease whilst Fixed Assets expected to double! The SP appears to be as low as it will ever be (wider market conditions + summer months). Hopefully there won't be a mass gathering to pick up cheap GBR shares on Monday, interested in your thoughts on the matter.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20110825151100H1338 @Count - come on join us on MXP (Maxi Petroleum), this is a property share you goon lol

http://www.svssecurities.com/lp/pdf/SVS-Securities-Kedco.pdf sounds promising!

there's me not reading, consolidation but still 6p...

cant believe i sold out of this for 6p lol, you can only laugh...

just bought some for my pf... on the Monthly share trading game lol

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201012061200013870X 160 to buy now! this share is so unloved!

yet to reveal just how much revenue this is expected to create. im sure long term this will come good, they can only expand from here really or go bust!

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20101202060100H7898 no-i-deer that link seems to be broken or maybe its just my internet

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201011290700069155W

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=20101123163400H4944

us terminators are a respectable bunch, i don't think he can be branded into the same category, unless he is one of those T600s, they're old school!

not sure but i'd say patience is needed. this is one of my long term investments, i've a lot more riding in different oil companies and they keep me fairly occupied. i can understand your frustration if you are 100% invested here however a company update could come at any time which will cause a buying frenzy, always does on this share although the last one was majorly overdone!

guess they were waiting for West Ham to pick themselves up and they finally did this weekend

safe until the next epidemic of swine flu or bird flu affects them, not saying it will but there was an article in the Telegraph last week about incidents of a disease that affects cows common in southern Europe, the middle East and Africa spreading. It wasn't mad cow disease but it was one that could potentially mutate into a harmful flu for humans. Scary stuff, back on topic... debt ridden companies in a global downturn with interest rates at rockbottom, i don't think i'd go near any company even if Jose Mourinho was there for entertainment!