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My guess is a Kestrel take private deal.

Whats the chance pearson might come knocking?

Does it actually STATE they couldn't find a comparative product?

Wasn't the uptake because they had experience of it?

Shares of global media and entertainment company iHeartMedia (NASDAQ:IHRT) jumped 5.2% in the afternoon session after the company was identified as a potential bidder for the podcast producer Audioboom Group PLC. According to a Sky News report, London-based Audioboom was exploring a potential takeover of the company. Media analysts noted that iHeartMedia, which is based in San Antonio, Texas, could be a possible suitor. The news pointed to a potential expansion for iHeartMedia, which may have been viewed favorably by investors.

Where are the director buys then?

Sneller more or less out. More than 12% sold.

Look likely to be acquired in my opinion. Especially as royalty side begins to pay off.

So much for the director buy of about £400K. Poop.

New man needs to clear the decks, yes.

What a shower.

What a shower.

To stop adversaries influencing society in preparation for conflict via feeding news channels with "opinions" on Government released information. There's a dirty war going on in space, under water, air, cyber and influencing. Big war heading our way. Wake-up people.

MandS, JLR, Co-Op, Heathrow +++. Coincidence?

That's just what we know about.

Adversaries probing ways to influence society in media to weaken resolve early on.

Just mho. Buy Cyber protection stocks. Look how they are waking up in the USA.

Just mho & dyor.

Ladies, please, get a life.

Meeting 20 institutional non-holders over 7-9 days post IMC meeting.

Sell ? move on?

Golden x is a load of bull.

Getting the price you expect. If it was that easy it wouldn't be at this price.

Might be a lsid-off x-employee.

Nobody in their right mind would acquire IPO and be left with the same problems IPO has.

Might be distribution from a large holdsr to retail buyers.

Scalability has big value and upside potential in a growing fragmented market.

I like to see a company work to dominate their own market first, geography that is, then move out from a strong beach head to replicate elsewhere.