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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Apace Media | APA | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.875 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.875 | 0.875 |
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Posted at 02/7/2010 21:14 by howie1943 Big news? Just received an offer via Barclays of 3p per share. With a catch i.e. 3p not guaranteed, minimum acceptance level not be met or if the investor is no longer prepared to pay 3p per share. What will Didier do with his 60+% shareholding. I'm selling at 3p lets hope Didier does the same. |
Posted at 06/4/2010 11:32 by humphbumph This is from the JP Jenkins site and makes things clearer to me. No doubt some other posters will have seen it already."Company Cost to the company £4000 + VAT per year JP Jenkins provides a share matching facility for companies that are looking for a cost effective mechanism to allow their existing or new shareholders to buy or sell shares. Existing or new investors can use their own stockbroker to place a limit order with JP Jenkins or they can use the services of JP Jenkins once completing the required account opening forms. Companies looking to use the service will not be required to retain the services of a corporate advisor. The service is available Monday's to Friday's 8:00 am 4:30pm excluding bank holidays Should you require more information regarding your company using our share matching facility please call us on the number below. Telephone: 0207 183 4057 or 0207 183 4058 Email: info@jpjenkins.co.uk Private Investor Private investors can use their existing stockbroker should they have one, a private investor will need to instruct their existing stock broker with a limit order who in turn will contact JP Jenkins to place the limit order on behalf of the private investor, once the limit order has been executed the private investor will receive a contract note from their stockbroker. Should you not have a stockbroker you can use our services once the required paperwork has been completed. Telephone: 0207 183 4057 or 0207 183 4058 The facility is open to take limit orders and match willing buyers and sellers Monday to Friday 8:00 am 4:30pm excluding bank holidays. The website is free to use, some pages will require you to register and log in to view." |
Posted at 18/2/2010 17:13 by howie1943 Didier Stoessel bought 18.7m shares at 2p in the Feb/2009 placing and now has a total holding of 96.8m and with other directors hold 104.2m shares out of a total 145.8m shares, therefore, they own the company. These same directors can now buy their own company at 0.08p rather than the pre announcment price of 2p. A much cheaper way for Stoessel to buy the company rather than a takeover. I also note that a number of insitutional investors have pulled out over past year.With bankers playing heads I win and tails you lose and being an ex banker Stoessel(HSBC) has the gift of showing us small shareholders of how little we count when it comes to making money. |
Posted at 14/6/2007 18:58 by welsheagle Apace Media sees current yr revenue in line with mkt forecastsLONDON (Thomson Financial) - Apace Media PLC said it is confident about the future and expects current year revenue in line with market expectations. The intellectual property and branded content company today reported a pretax loss of 247,000 stg for the year to Dec 31 2006, compared with a loss of 496,000 stg for the comparative 18 months period. On a like for like basis, the pretax loss from continuing operations for the year was 116,000 stg, which compared with a pro forma 12 month profit of 25,000 stg for 2005, assuming all currently owned businesses were part of the group throughout that period. On the same basis, turnover for 2006 was 10.6 mln stg, up 98 pct from 5.3 mln in 2005. Chairman and chief executive Didier Stoessel said all the group's operations are performing well and the strategy of becoming a major investor in media and other assets is on course and bearing fruit. Stoessel also said the figures released today show a strong performance given the high degree of business development investment during the period. The balance sheet remains strong with net assets of 15.3 mln stg, of which 1.5 mln is in cash. But Stoessel said that, as the group focuses on developing the business over the next few years it shall be investing in people, rights and marketing and consequently it does not intend to propose a dividend for 2006. "We will keep this policy under regular review," he added. Stoessel said that, although the board is expecting full year revenue in line with market forecasts the group's significant step-up in programming investment for Diema+ and Diema Family will result in lower short and medium term profitability for the businesses. He said the directors believe that this programming investment will benefit the group greatly in the following years. The company's prospects are "excellent", he continued. |
Posted at 17/1/2007 08:48 by costapacket Sounds like the UK integration is now done - was Rowlands brought in for just that purpose?Impressive webbsite but no recent news.... speak to you investors guys |
Posted at 16/10/2006 08:32 by infocusint On 13/10/2006 the Investors Chronical said.Keep buying APA tipped on 14/7/2006 @ 17p now 18p. As it plans further acquisitions in eastern Europe. Hope that is not a death wish! |
Posted at 14/7/2006 08:54 by humphbumph Apace tipped in today's Investors Chronicle as a buy! |
Posted at 09/5/2006 10:04 by humphbumph I've been looking again at my investment in Apace and remain sanguine. I commend you to look at the CVs of the 3 main men, Stoessel, Rowlands and Thompson on the Apace site. They are top guys all. As I've said before, to make real big money you have to invest before the figures themselves show success because at that point the world and his wife will be piling in. Obviously I cannot predict when the financial signal will come of this company's upswing. I would not be surprised if it took a year. But then again it might come tomorrow with their first real results. That's why I have been accumulating at this level: it might be my last chance. I've now invested £75,000. I still think it's a potential 10-bagger. Glad to hear you got in at the bottom with ERT. For the first time in recent history I bought at the absolute nadir at 32.5p. None of us retail investors should expect to call the absolute bottom or top. An approximation is good enough! VQ will keep quiet until ERT is up a little more and then claim he bought at 30p. |
Posted at 30/3/2006 18:38 by leadersoffice Directorate ChangeRNS Number:6767A Apace Media PLC 30 March 2006 Apace Media plc Appointment of Non-Executive Director Apace Media plc(APA), the intellectual property and branded content company, announces the appointment on 29th March 2006 of William Weeks Vanderfelt as a Non-Executive Director of the Company. Mr Vanderfelt is a highly experienced institutional investor with over 30 years experience as Managing Partner of Petercam, the leading independent Benelux investment bank, where he was in charge of Institutional Research and Sales. Mr Vanderfelt is an experienced fund investor and acts as a board director of several listed funds. He is a passionate proponent of good corporate governance and will help the Company ensure that it maintains best practice in its corporate governance. His current directorships include Petercam S.A. Luxemburg, Compagnie Immobiliere de Belgique, BFS US Special Opportunities and Vietnam Opportunity Fund. Announcing the appointment, Apace Chairman Didier Stoessel said, "I am delighted to welcome William to the board. His extensive experience in the international investment community will be invaluable to us in the years ahead as well build Apace into a leader in its field." Mr Vanderfelt has an interest in 3,060,300 Ordinary Shares in the Company, comprising 4.4% of the issued share capital. For further information contact Simon Forrest, +44 (0)7885317746 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END BOASDMFESSMSEED |
Posted at 04/1/2006 09:18 by staymour came across this and thought it was quite a good summary of recent events, apologies to evryone if it is already known and posted.Thursday December 1, 08:54 AM Apace Media - Successful Fund Raising and Acquisition of Leading Bulgarian Multi-Channel Broadcaster LONDON, December 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Apace Media plc (LSE: APA.L - news) , the intellectual property and branded content company announces that it has conditionally raised GBP7 million through the issue of 46,666,666 new ordinary shares at 15 pence per share. The placing, which attracted both new and existing institutional investors, included a GBP1.6 million investment by the Chairman and Deputy Chairman. The new funds are being used to invest in new television production and broadcasting assets. The placing is subject to shareholder approval at an EGM, which has today been called for 22 December 2005, notice of which has been sent to shareholders. Some of the money raised will be used to fund the acquisition from Diema Group of a 50% holding in Diema Vision, the leading Bulgarian cable/satellite broadcaster. The acquisition is subject to certain closing conditions. Over the next two years, Apace will acquire another 16% of Diema Vision, the timing and consideration for which will be determined by the future performance of the business. The acquisition of Diema brings four additional television channels to the existing two channels Apace already owns in Bulgaria. This acquisition establishes Apace, alongside News Corporation, as one of the biggest multi-channel broadcasters in Bulgaria. Diema's channels cover sport, films, news and pay-TV/pay-per-view. In addition to television rights, Diema retains home entertainment and cinema rights for some of the films it acquires. The group's sporting rights include exclusive broadcasting of English Premiership, French and Spanish football championships. The new funding will also be used to invest in the development and creation of new products by Steadfast, Apace's UK entertainment production division acquired earlier this year, and by the group's other UK operations. Making the announcement Apace Chairman, Didier Stoessel said, "The success of this fundraising is a reflection of how well our strategy has been received by the investment community. The Bulgarian acquisition consolidates Apace's position as a content producer, rights controller and broadcaster in one of the fastest growing broadcast markets. It dovetails with our declared strategy of building a group of entertainment and production companies capable of exploiting their rights in the UK and other fast growing markets." Apace Deputy Chairman and Chairman of Steadfast, Chris Rowlands added, "In addition to acquiring these valuable Bulgarian media assets, the funds will allow us to accelerate Steadfast's production activities by investing in key creative and business affairs executives. In this way we shall be able to create a well- resourced, internationally focussed production arm greatly enhancing Apace's commercial potential." Application has been made for the new ordinary shares to trading on AIM and dealings in 5,000,000 shares placed with VCT investors are expected to commence on 22 December. The remaining shares are expected to commence trading on 23 December 2005, subject to shareholder approval. |
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