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sunday roast much sooner than that mate, I think over the last couple of weeks we have consolidated very well, but I think David has much bigger news to land in the next couple of weeks, defo last chance to load at these levels, he has been very busy and hinted in recent interview on Chinese deal and America, so expect to see those deals very soon hopefully. sponsors list continues to grow so all very positive. are you on twitter sunday roast we have a large lvcg twitter group who have a very sizeable holding here now if you would like to join follow me on @AIMRANGER1

yip sunday roast David say he hoped to build a company which he could eventually sell for around £4 a share depending on how big he makes this it could even be higher, that was the minimum value he wanted on this, he does own 51% of the company and is aligned with investors here with regard to newsflow and getting value here, even mentioned dividends and profits in his last interview

Buyer at work looks like this is about to move away from this area, think bigger news to come looks like someone happy to load at these levels

Think we will be seeing some bigger news next week, looks like the last of the cheap ones are going fast here, this one has the potential to be huge, ceo already talking about profits and dividends, he has 51% of the shares, 87.5% not in FF, company skin in the game aligned with shareholders and been delivering on all angles so far.

Bricklive will provide content in return for $2.05m in content and license fees for the deal's initial three-year term.

Live's agreement will initially cover shows in South Korea and Macau but came with options for further events in Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong with additional licence fees.

This is a new area for LVCG and I would expect the deals to come in fast over the coming weeks, defo one share to be gathering more of on any dips from here

"The business is going to be profitable this year … we are investing in our sets, growth and the brand which is where the ultimate value of the company is going to come," he added. David even mentioned dididends in his interview this company is growing and expanding daily, the potential here is huge, next few news items could really move us a lot higher its a buy and hold from me, joining a story on its journey to success

Well old company results out of the way, good news today on the contract for one arm of the business, should start seeing more and more contacts over the coming weeks, currently operating in 19 countries, looking forward to update on china, uk, Europe and USA over the coming weeks. could see more juicy numbers. Dc hinting in his interview all going very well, even talk of dividends etc at this early stage is a very good sign things are progressing well.

LVCG announces that, on 28 June 2018, its wholly-owned subsidiary Bricklive Touring Limited entered into a show licence agreement (the "Agreement") with Oracle Projects International Co. Limited ("Oracle") and Live Digital, Inc. Limited ("Live Digital") (together, the "Licensee"), each being companies incorporated in South Korea, in relation to the staging and promotion of the BRICKLIVE Animal Paradise shows, initially in South Korea and Macau, with the option for Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong with additional annual licence fees. OPTION TO EXTEND WITH ADDITIONAL FEES, first of many contracts we expect to see over the coming weeks, david is very confident here that the model is right and the business is building at a very fast pace

with content on loan for the BRICKLIVE Animal Paradise shows in return for the payment of content and license fees totalling US$2.05m for the initial three-year term. First idea of numbers coming in here looks good with bigger contracts and projects to be announced and this is just for one arm of the business

https://twitter.com/AIMRANGER1/status/1011920574027886592 see the education arm of the business is already up and running, seems to be linking lego and bricklive with coding, bricklive providing educational classes in the sector, huge growth area for the business

Focusing on core business without spinoffs I can make a guestimate at revenues and margins but I will go on the lower side as I think it will be easier to keep expectations lower, also NOT COUNTING for permanent events etc. 60 EVENTS THIS YEAR average revenues per event in the region of 100k between licence fee, revenue sharing and merchandising, will stick to 60 events too even do growing to allow for a lower average revenue but more events, I think margins will be high as we are just providers so I would say 70% would be a fair figure.

Having spoken to several professionals in the industry it seems my multiple factor is too low, so for even more confidence in my numbers I will adjust numbers downwards and increase the multiple factor to media/event standard which is 20-25. But I think events will grow quicker.
YEAR 1 - 60 events *100k revenues *70% margin = 4.2m *PE 20 = MCAP 84-90m or £1.55 - £1.66 per share
YEAR2 - 100 EVENTS *100K *70% = 7M *20 = 140m MCAP OR £2.59 PER SHARE
YEAR 3 – 120 EVENTS *100K *70% = 8.4M *20 = 168M MCAP OR £3.11 PER SHARE

we need to factor in licence fees, café deals, sponsorship and a whole host of other things here too, I think you estimate per event is pretty low, also merchandising starting in Glasgow too, also crèches and education arm now up and running too.

Andy Smith Managing Director

Andy was formerly Director of Events at Multiplay (UK) Limited (“Multiplay”), the gaming services company specialising in online hosting, events management and esports, which is part of Game Digital plc.

Andy joined Multiplay in 2015 as Director of The Insomnia Gaming Festival and soon became Event Director running a team of 60 full time staff in the events and esports division. During his time with Multiplay, the annual footfall to the Insomnia event in the UK more than doubled and it now attracts over 150,000 visitors annually. Andy has also been responsible for running a number of well known international events on behalf of companies such as Microsoft, Island records (Universal Music), Nintendo and Mojang, including Minecon, the largest single video game convention in the world.

Prior to joining Multiplay, Andy spent 8 years with the FTSE100 listed Compass Group PLC, where he spearheaded the sales and management of conferences, events, catering, hotels and match day experiences for clients such as the Ricoh Arena, Leicester City FC, Warwickshire County CC and Sheffield United FC.

Betty Waypa Global Compliance Officer Director, Americas
Betty brings 9 years of event management and production experience with large consumer shows and Betty spent 6 years working with LEGO Systems in the U.S. and Canada to produce a traveling tour for LEGO fans throughout North America.

Before entering the event business in 2009, Betty spent 10 years in Marketing. This unique combination of marketing and event expertise allows her to best manage the entire event process, from concept to promotion to execution. Having worked with world class brands such as LEGO, Cartoon Network, Nintendo, WB Games and The Boy Scouts of America, she understands how to deliver the ultimate live brand experience to the consumer.

Betty is Certified in Event and Exhibition Management by the International Association of Exhibitions and Events and is a proven negotiator with venues and vendors. Betty stays current with industry trends and brings her knowledge and passion to all events to ensure they are as successful as possible.

I am expecting a big day here tomorrow, with the forward looking statement from the chairman and the future of bricklive and live company starting to unfold and the story developing

well its getting close to newsflow time those who aint in are about to get locked out or have to start chasing this one up

yip i think the next couple of weeks are going to really wake up the market here, looking forward to the bigger newsflow that coming our way, been a solid build from 30p, 50p is looking like going soon, news and we are off to the races

http://bricklive.co.uk/bricklive-teams-wb-games-uk/
BRICKLIVE TEAMS UP WITH WB GAMES UK

BRICKLIVE, the LEGO® fan event, has today announced that it is teaming up with WB Games UK to bring some of its hugely popular LEGO video games to the BRICKLIVE UK tour this summer.

Hot on the heels of its recently released open-world adventure game, LEGO® Worlds, WB Games UK will be attending all four BRICKLIVE events this year in Glasgow, London, Belfast and Birmingham. LEGO® Worlds will be on the show floor and available to play for fans at all four events. Fans will also have access to LEGO® CITY Undercover™ at Glasgow, London and Belfast; LEGO® Star Wars™: The Force Awakens™ at Glasgow and Belfast; LEGO® Marvel’s Avengers at Glasgow and Belfast; LEGO® Dimensions™ at London and Birmingham and the recently announced The LEGO® NINJAGO® Movie Video Game at London. With an array of LEGO® titles to choose from, there’s something for every fan, both young and old.

This summer’s tour begins with a first-time visit to Glasgow, coinciding with the start of the school summer holidays on 20th July, before moving on to London on 27th July. The event then will head over to Belfast on the 3rd August, before finishing in Birmingham on 26th October during the autumn half term holiday.

With an estimated 110,000 visitors expected across the summer months, BRICKLIVE will welcome jaw-dropping fan displays for its guests, along with a range of features such as BRICK PITS.

meant 100k buys vs 80k sells lol

just games red looking like blues etc about 100k buys against 8k sells and appears down,