Asg Media Share Discussion Threads

[kish_008] 11/11/2008 09:50

Rumour over on iii from a new poster that bid to be made for asg... Circa 4.5p. I don't think and hope this isn't the case as I think we could be well above this figure in the future.

[maxprofit2] 11/11/2008 09:28

thanks kish, thought m+s might of already been on there, the reason that i asked was the site was down the last couple of days stating that it was being updated...

[kish_008] 11/11/2008 08:45

M+s has been there but can't recall the pepsi or virgin one.... It could be my old memory

[pooley1] 11/11/2008 08:41

Hi guys
been steadily incressing my holding on these. Took the last little left @ 1.75.
Confident these will be back up to 3-4p on news of contracts soon.
GL Pooley

[maxprofit2] 11/11/2008 08:29

have they just added some new names to their video on the home page? i do not rember seeing m+s, virgin or pepsi on there before, anyone else noticed this or is it just that i seem to have not noticed them on there before???

[maxprofit2] 01/11/2008 09:43

not about avanti, but well worth a read as it is a good piece of research that relates to 'dooh' advertisers in malls....

[andrbea] 29/10/2008 11:28

reckon they did everything right in the last 6 months
partnering with that Swiss giant with a strong presence in Canada and Europe, gives asg some financial clout.
If asg can get a slice of Neo Media's contracts (in the UK or elsewhere in Europe) then its future should be assured IMO

up 10% today

[kish_008] 27/10/2008 18:17

Remain optimistic mate, think we're in a good position to move forward and hopefully the market will soon realise the value. Let the turmoil settle down and hopefully we'll see some forward direction in the sp, and hopefully a lot less than 20yrs!!!!

The dooh industry is really growing and hopefully asg is going to be a big part of it.

Cheers.

[kish_008] 27/10/2008 17:18

I did - think most of the buys today are mine

[kish_008] 27/10/2008 13:44

If they are going to let me have shares at these prices, I'll oblige.

[maxprofit2] 26/10/2008 13:42

there may be some news for us soon at last......


Does It Ever Stop For Neo Advertising?

We are expecting an announcement from Neo Advertising affecting the UK and Spain early this week and surely the official announcement about China can't be too far away?

Deals in India are probably also in the offing and we suspect that Neo Canada is almost ready to pounce upon the USA in the shopping mall sector as well.

Blimey!!!

[maxprofit2] 17/10/2008 15:36

looks like the mm's are fed up trying to hold the price up for the overdue
'details of contracts shortly' statement.

[kish_008] 17/10/2008 14:00

More buys than sells but the price goes down - what's happening?

[oh_no] 15/10/2008 08:40

Time to put pressure on the board to deliver.

[maxprofit2] 14/10/2008 08:31

i expect people and mm's want to see the new contracts update that was promised to us nearly two months ago...

quote from 22/08/08 rns...

'The Company is in the process of finalising a number of new contracts and the Board anticipates that it will be in a position to give details of these contracts shortly'.


two months nearly is probably pushing it a bit for most people for something that was suppose to be announced 'shortly'. you can see the mm's are finally trying to hold the price up, but there is only so many sells they are willing to soak up. its been a rollercoater with this and we are promised an update on contracts then we get yet another funding update instead, no suprise the price did not rocket really...

having said that neo are a very shrewd global player and i am sure they would not have invested in us if the outlook was dire, neo will have make an offer for the remaining shares if their holding goes over 30%, they currently hold 29.98% (17.64m @ 1.375p) plus have options on a total amount of convertable loans of 40m @ 1p and 25m @ 2p, thats 82.64m of the 100m proposed new issue of shares to raise equity tied up one way or another with neo, what ever price they pay/offer for the remaining shares (if they go over 30%) they are are going to get the company at a big discount with what share prices they have already agreed and purchased. the only big question for me is what they will give for the remaining shares, which all depends on how many new contracts we get before they make us an offer.. all only IMHO..DYOR.

[uumode] 13/10/2008 22:03

but why did the share price drop today? Usually the share price rockets on such news.

[kish_008] 09/10/2008 20:03

Good news in my view as funding would otherwise be impossible in the markets. The more NEO is willing to invest signifies a developing and growing company.

[maxprofit2] 09/10/2008 18:41

neo has loaned us another £500k to be paid back or converted in 12 months.(see todays rns).

i think we may as well change the name now to 'neo'....

its looking like their after us for sure, why else would they tie up (in loans) and buy as many shares as they have. IMO. DYOR...

[maxprofit2] 08/10/2008 15:15

not us i know but its the first 'exclusively digital' mall at westfield london,
looks like its the way things will hopefully go in most malls (keeping up with the jones and all that).

[asparks] 07/10/2008 15:59

barclays topping up. see rns

that's got to be a good sign in the current climate. i thought the banks were running out of cash!

[andrbea] 02/10/2008 16:03

Sept 29

The trend for consolidation can be seen across both technology suppliers, such as Stratacache, and DOOH networks across the industry. NeoAdvertising, an operator of DOOH networks throughout Europe, for instance, has recently taken a minority stake in Avanti ScreenMedia, an operator of DOOH networks in bars and clubs in the UK and has also done deals in Portugal, Spain, Canada and Sweden this year. Other M&A deals this year include Zoom Media's acquisition of North American digital signage operator ClubCom, Australia's oOh! Media's acquisition of Sports & Outdoor Media and China's AirMedia Group's acquisition of Excel Lead International and Flying Dragon Media Advertising. This reflects a wider land grab among networks where companies are competing for the 'digital rights' to advertise in particular locations.