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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| All New Video | ANV | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.69 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 4.69 | 4.69 |
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Posted at 20/6/2006 12:03 by littleredrooster Aim Investor By Luke Heron 18 June 2006 3G video conferencing might sound like a topic for discussion on BBC's Tomorrow's World, but the reality is it is all around us, and many of us already possess exactly what we need to exploit it: a mobile phone. Mobile network operators have invested more than £22.5bn in the UK to acquire third-generation telephony licences, while more than £70bn has been spent on 3G licences in Europe. Research from ARC Group has forecast the 3G mobile video conferencing market to generate worldwide revenues of $5.4bn in 2008, with 250m people using such services. These are huge numbers, to say the least, and there is one fledgling UK company that has already made significant inroads to capturing a part of that market, All New Video. The company, which at 3.625p is capitalised at just £3m, was founded by David Atkins in 2002. Before establishing the group, Atkins was the joint founder of Videoweb, which dealt with video conferencing, and which was acquired by Nasdaq-listed Genesys, for around £7m. Aside from anything else, this is a business with a management that has a proven ability in realising shareholder value, albeit not yet at All New Video. With cash and shares incentives for the management if they can achieve a share price of 7p by September this year, there is every motivation for short-term share price growth. A series of deals with the likes of GMTV, the BBC and most recently ITV's World Cuppa programme, allow video phone-ins between caller and presenter. All New Video has established itself as a leading force in this emerging high-growth market. With World Cup goals available as a video download via a deal with ITV, this company is the operator of choice among the big TV networks. It is this series of relationships that will make the group a winner in its market. To date, All New Video has been loss-making, as an enhanced sales and business infrastructure was established to deal with the anticipated growth. With talk of a placing being arranged at a premium to the current 3.625p, coupled with great prospects for revenue generation on the back of the World Cup, All New Video is a timely exposure to an exciting area of this emerging technology market. With a move into profitability expected in the current year to 31 May 2007, this tiddler is well worth backing. At 3.625p, Buy. Luke Heron edits WatsHot.com, the UK's leading smaller company website |
Posted at 19/6/2006 07:57 by balcee Hi Scotty, I saw it on Citywire - Sunday papers tips and comments section.Inside the Market: * Small-cap investor: Umeco still a long-term buy * AIM investor: buy All New Video at 3.625p |
Posted at 26/5/2006 20:11 by scotty1 3G video specialist All New Video saw its shares shoot ahead 0.5p to 4.125p after Luke Heron of specialist smaller-company specialist website WatsHot.com posted a positive update. Heron suggested that the company could be about to embark on a fundraising with a placing price of no less than 4p. With rumours circulating that All New Video is about to strike a deal with the BBC, investors were quick to snap up shares. Having issued a profits warning earlier in the year, it would appear that the company is now well back on track. To pick up more red hot rumours from Luke click here |
Posted at 25/5/2006 15:33 by scotty1 All in all looks like it's all coming together for them and hopefullyfor investors. |
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