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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asianlogic | ALOG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 24.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24.50 | 24.50 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 30/3/2009 15:59 by woracle They are classified as sellable assets for accounting standards..explained PTEC's Mar 08 finals. PTEC are not selling ALOG... |
Posted at 27/3/2009 09:24 by britishbear See for example.NOTE 14 - AVAILABLE FOR SALE INVESTMENTS There are other references to ALOG that need to be read carefully. Just search AsianLogic within the results file from PTEC. |
Posted at 25/3/2009 22:25 by rambutan2 BritishBear, you posted somewhere (?) that playtech wanted to get out of alog (I think). What makes you think so? |
Posted at 04/2/2009 16:58 by britishbear only - the recent RNS is an interesting one.Please read this document and look at the ALOG section. This is why I have invested. The sharp fall today suggests a large seller remains who will sell into buying pressure until cleared out. Shhhhh though. Don't tell too many people yet. |
Posted at 04/2/2009 11:53 by britishbear LD,Your point is well made - my reason for investing is based on future growth in Asia. The PE only half the story. If they crack China (and they are in prime position) then the share price growth could be very large indeed. All about future expectations. I have GVC and LNG shares as well :-) - this is a nice addition to a portfolio IMO and will be paying a dividend that could also give a very nice return this year alone. All the numbers are here: |
Posted at 12/1/2009 13:33 by britishbear I agree with your sentiment Re: treasury shares. In theory they will also get the dividend which will go back into the company given they have not been cancelled. I suspect they will be used to fund takeovers of smaller companies here and there. They need the paper to be worth more though. I suspect the next results will be decent and tell a good story. The first dividend could be worth 5-7% straight off. I have worries about ALOG but will be investing given the low price which I believe is caused in part by a distressed seller giving the private investor the edge for once. |
Posted at 17/4/2008 13:04 by sleepinggiant And up they K U M........very good recent results, company buying stock back (1.35m yesterday), seller cleared and Gaming VC in bid talks which will 100% certian only help ALOG trade higher......and it is so. |
Posted at 05/4/2008 16:15 by fillipe Hi everyone. I've watched ALOG ever since the float. I quite fancy a go with them as it appears a good business model but the share doesn't appear to have much of a UK following - trades almost non-existent.Does anyone have any feeelings for this one? Thanks. f |
Posted at 04/1/2008 21:18 by britishbear A new thread to announce the admission of AsianLogic onto AIM. This share had a placing price of around £1.11 raising over £40m with a market cap of over £120m.This is high risk, high reward but the regulatory risks are severe. Singapore and Malaysia are its key markets and these have high regulatory risk associated with them. WEBSITE: COMMENT AND ANALYSIS: A new company, Asian Logic plc, has joined the ranking of gaming companies quoted on the London exchanges. ALOG is its AIM ticker. Given its regional position it might be one to watch for readers of this blog. Asia is certainly a growth market for gambling. One of the more interesting developments is its video streaming casino technologies. It has a high valuation of £123.1 million but is well positioned for future growth. This is no AIM tiddler of the PLW and LNG ilk but neither is it PRTY standards just yet. For example, I doubt anyone reading this will have heard of their online sites: 'Megasport Casino', 'Dafa888', 'Asian Casino', 'Zipang Casino' and 'Tila Casino' Revenues from online casinos are currently running in excess of $6.0 million per month and have been growing. That is revenues and not profits however. In 2006 revenues generated from online casino activities constituted approximately 78 per cent of the total revenues in 2006. That is not a high figure given the valuation of this company. LNG pulls in revenues like that (but without the profits I expect). According to the admission document that can be found HERE [large PDF] profits come in at just a couple of million. This means ALOG is sitting at a fairly large multiple. Given the competitive nature of online gaming it is asking a lot for this share price to double any time soon. |
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