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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Content Media | LSE:CMCP | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009715375 | ORD 1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.65 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| - | O | 0 | 0.65 | GBX |
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| 28/4/2017 | 23:41 | Content Film - to infinity and back.... | 591 |
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Posted at 24/3/2017 02:09 by fft It was a problem with the brokers. I had shares with 2 brokers and there was a definite breakdown in communication between the registrar (capita) and the brokers. I had to make numerous calls/emails and eventually get Geoff (the CFO) directly involved to get it sorted. In both cases cmcp appears to have fallen off the radar of the brokers and they weren't responding to the info from capita even when they finally received it.I think you have missed the initial date for accepting the offer. As i understand it, since more than 90% have accepted, it will be mandatory conversion, but that won't happen until June. You should tell selftrade to talk to capita. If you don't have any luck, i can give you an email for customer liaison at capita who can chase it up. |
Posted at 23/3/2017 23:58 by robseaton Thanks for all the good work, fft. My shares are held through Selftrade and I called them and they had no idea what to do - they said applying for the shares themselves (i.e certificate) takes up to 30 business days and that is nowhere near enough time to make the deadline they gave, so I have no idea what to do now. I called CMCP in London and the person I spoke to said the CFO will call me back but I never had a call. Any idea what to do now? |
Posted at 06/3/2017 10:33 by fft Geoff kindly sent me the actual 80 page offer document. Things are a lot better than I gathered from the Canadian docs. Works out an equivalent of over 20 quid a share. Downside is no cash option - all shares in Kew Media. and a 4 month lock in. But having waited so long what is 4 months !Turns out due to share cancellations last year that I was back up to 2/3% - existing directors had not been FOissuing shares all over the place to raise capital which is a good sign for the new company as CMCP CFO (Geoff) is now Kew CFO. Larger, more financially stable company without large lines of credit from JPM etc. shares traded on TSX. Wouldn't be surprised if taken over by larger company in a year or two... |
Posted at 05/3/2017 12:23 by fft just been through the 560 page listing document (sedar.com if interested).Closing date is 20th march. The document includes figures for the 6 months until end of September 2016. Some interesting stuff. The Chinese op has closed down and shares handed back. The production side has had receivable issues. people like Netflix are taking longer to pay up for work done. New loan deal done, and the JPM deal downsized. Net effect is to increase capability - the receivable issue may have driven the new deal. Not paying 100% cash. 68% new shares and 32% cash. Don't know if possible to do a deal on that. $10 a share is well down on the 16.81 GBP the last buy back wss done at - which indicates something. CM management seem to do well out of new deal. |
Posted at 05/3/2017 08:33 by fft Wow ! Have I taken my eye off the ball. I missed the share reduction and also this I would have loved to have been in on the conference call.I did have over 1/2 ? of these (mostly bought in the last days of it being listed).I will have to give Geoff a call tomorrow.Does anyone have access to the matched bargain service to see what the last price was ? I am overseas and not allowed to join it.I thought it was 13 quid a share when they delisted, after the 1 for 1000 consolidation. Must check when I get home so $10 doesnt sound great but maybe time to take the money and run. |
Posted at 04/2/2015 09:43 by barnetpeter Suspended shares....sometimes. I bought a few of these where they announced they were going to delist in 2012 as I thought the last valuation was bonkers compared to the film assets. Been a while and there has been a major consolidation. Even so, a real result..."Content Media Corporation Ltd Shareholders as at close of business on the 18th February 2015 will receive £16.71 in place of each Share held". hxxp://www.contentme Mind you, the company is doing fine without AIM it seems! |
Posted at 10/1/2015 07:22 by spig69 fft, Your holding is substantially more than my 400. Even so, I had this down as a sound long term investment. At present I don't miss the cash so I am tempted to just hold these for as long as it takes. If in 5 years time they get bought out or the share price has jumped significantly then I can look at selling. But why Korea? I still think it is a ploy to get rid of the very small shareholders (325 less than 100 shares). The share dilution comment worries me too. I haven't got long to decide...... |
Posted at 09/1/2015 07:11 by spig69 FFT, the difficulties in trading these shares with regards your comments shows me that the management don't want any small shareholders. The fact that an individual is prepared to pay £16.71 for every share sold by small shareholders tells me that this company is short changing us big time. This company is going places especially with its Chinese presence. As I won't be able to trade these on the Korean stock exchange, I have no choice but to sell. But I do feel that after following this stock for nearly 10 ten years, they really have screwed the small stakeholders over on this one. Why they couldn't just offer small stakeholders a cash settlement of £16.71 I don't know. That would have reduced the 325 small shareholders of less than 100 shares each dramatically. |
Posted at 08/1/2015 14:36 by fft Amazed they chose korea. Very difficult place to trade. Must use korean broker and be cleared first before can trade. Dont see any private investors from outside korea getting involved. Dont see koreans getting involved as non of cfl/cmcp buziness will be in korea or even in korean language ! It will be as under the radar as it is possible to get ! Will ask why they didnt use HK or SING as much easier and investor friendly. I would like to carry on holding shares.... |
Posted at 08/1/2015 06:32 by spig69 The document states that it is unlikely that any listing will be below the £16.71 price and may be more. Then, it states that the purpose is to raise capital of which some stakeholders will not be chosen to participate thus leading to a dilution. I have been into Content Media for about 9 years. Once I was sitting on a good profit but as we all know, that went seriously wrong. £16.71 was the price for some to buy into the company a year ago. I think it is a bit tight to offer the same now. £20 a share and I could have been happy (ish). Could you trade your shares on the Korean markets without losing out to withholding tax etc? I don't know. |
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