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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Deal Grp | LSE:DGM | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002180858 | ORD 1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.525 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 16/7/2009 | 14:04 | dgm - 2009 recovery | 95 |
| 28/5/2009 | 21:11 | ****Deal Media Group**** | 14 |
| 02/12/2008 | 10:25 | Now is the Time to Buy DGM for 2007 | 929 |
| 15/12/2006 | 21:46 | Now is the time to buy DGM for 2006 don't MISS OUT | 1,382 |
| 27/9/2006 | 08:59 | deal group | - |
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Posted at 17/6/2009 11:25 by almosr My word....the price has ticked up on a purchase of 180k-odd shares!!! |
Posted at 27/5/2009 19:07 by run rabbit Well checked online prices towards the close and they were asking for the full offer price. Few more buys and up she will go. |
Posted at 18/5/2009 11:15 by run rabbit I'm sorry but I would not have thought an informative thread containing the latest information is paramount to a ramp but all to their own. If the company delivers then this share price will look stupid in years to come. It has moved off it's lows and trading is light so it is relevant that it is drawn to potential investors radar. |
Posted at 13/5/2009 18:07 by run rabbit The Group at a GlanceDGM DGM delivers online customer acquisition and lead generation strategies for advertisers or their agencies. The business focuses on all major consumer touch-points but is dominated by search engine and affiliate marketing strategies. In essence, it provides 'direct marketing online'. AKTIV AKTIV is an outsourced sales house selling online advertising space direct to advertisers or their agencies. The business performs this function either on an exclusive representative basis or using economies of scale to acquire and trade quality inventory at discounted rates. Deploy Deploy is a strategic digital media and marketing agency. The business provides a more complete online service including strategy, media planning and buying, execution and delivery in the Australasia region. DGM UK Deal Group Media plc has a 49% holding in DGM UK. The UK business offers affiliate marketing, low cost display advertising, and search engine marketing under the brand names of dgmPerformance, dgmAdNetwork and dgmSearchLab. |
Posted at 06/5/2009 10:00 by almosr inv3, you are suggesting a possible 10x growth in valuation through trading alone; IMHO, in view of current growth trends in t/o, but also overheads, that is as unlikely as Adrian flying without the aid of an aeroplane.However, I still think Omnicom/BBDO must be looking at DGM very closely......I know all Ad groups are cash-strapped at the moment, but this is the one of the few growth areas left, especially in Far East, so they will not be happy to see this key part of their business in the hands of Adrian......for them £15-20m is still petty cash to acquire a key operation....which values the shares at maybe 4p. That is at least getting close to the 5p offer Adrian foolishly turned down a couple of years ago!......I think his very shrewd chairman (David Lee) would advise him now to take the money and run at anything over 4p |
Posted at 04/5/2009 13:44 by nisbet Jeffian the difference between .00000001p and worthless is 100%. The point I am making is that referring to this as an 8 to 12 month call option itself implies the speculative nature of the investment. There are many investors who pay a premium for call options with the knowledge that if the underlying share price does not rise then the option expires worthless. However, they buy with this knowledge and the same would apply to DGM. The operational gearing of this business when viewed against the current market cap of the company, is tantamount to comparing it with an in-the-money call option with with unidentifiable/quest |
Posted at 04/5/2009 09:03 by ivegonelong I think the biggest problem for DGM shareprice is that the city has lost trust / confidence in the board. Its future share price will be driven by results, not rumours or expectations.If they can continue to increase gross profit, and other exceptional items removed from the balance sheet, would a £3 million net be possible? this would equate to at least 5p. I am pleased AM is CEO, his ability to develop is proven, previous problems, (collapse in sp) ,are related to technology ( now sorted) and business model.This model appears to have changed for the better, with a far more diverse customer base. Also am has a vested interest, with a shareholding circa 45 000 000, that's just under £1/2 million every penny the share price goes up! |
Posted at 02/5/2009 16:43 by nisbet watcher101The business was built very well in terms of market penetration/client build. Their downfall was all back office/computer system related. The share price is under a penny and until we see proof of break even by the end of the year not many will give the company the benefit of the doubt. If this is forthcoming then I think we might see talk of maybe £2m EBITDA for next year. The share price is pretty close to zero, so is discounting nothing. Lets look at the share price in terms of being an 8 to 12 month call option with the possibility of "exercise" = impied success and a 400% to 500% increase in the share price. On the other hand the "option" could expire worthless. The point is that there is little difference between .65p and worthless. |
Posted at 02/12/2008 06:06 by buzz4rd dgm have spent the last 12 months building on a well established and profitable base in Australia. Their APAC operations are now starting to show signs that 2009 will be the year when dgm begins to finally realise its potential. Having sold 51% of the UK business, they are expanding quickly with a regional presence in a number of key Asian markets. Recent press releases have seen them secure a number of big brand advertisers across the region such as British Airways, Apple, Nestle and HSBC across the various different business units and specialism's within their group as well as important and potentially significant strategic alliances with large global media agencies BBDO Asia Pacific and Omnicom Media Group. dgm's core expertise is in performance based advertising which is widely seen as a 'recession proof' model. Spend on search and affiliate marketing and performance based display advertising is expected to attract much larger slices of advertisers overall budgets in 2009 and beyond. Companies are increasingly demanding greater accountability and a quantifiable return on investment from their online advertising spend, especially during an economic slowdown and dgm are perfectly placed to benefit from this trend. There are approx 600 million internet users in Asia in 2008 and this equates to only 15.8% internet penetration. Projected growth in online ad spend this year is 26% - which demonstrates the huge growth potential within the region (a region in which they're now well established and expanding rapidly). From anecdotal reports (and also the calibre of their recent strategic partnerships being testament to this) they seem to have the right experience, knowledge, technology and people in place. Additionally, they have the momentum of having a first mover advantage and lack of credible competition, particularly within the growing area of affiliate marketing (which is a £3 billion sector in the UK alone and only in its very nascent stages in Asia). As a long term holder of dgm going back pre-2003 to the ibnet era, the last three years have been personally frustrating. However, the consensus within the online industry is that they now have a very good reputation and the credibility and infrastructure to provide them with the perfect platform to make 2009 an exciting and rewarding year for investors. Hopefully the full year results will be good news for all. Good luck to all holders! |
Posted at 11/7/2008 11:29 by tmnholder For anyone who's interested, here's a copy of the AGM statement:REG-Deal Group Media PLC AGM Statement Released: 11/07/2008 com:20080711:RnsK858 . RNS Number : 8587Y Deal Group Media PLC 11 July 2008 Press Release 11 July 2008 Deal Group Media plc ("DGM" or "the Group") AGM Statement Deal Group Media plc (AIM: DGM), an independent online marketing group, will hold its Annual General Meeting at 10:00am today at the 19 Cavendish Square, London W1A 2AW. At the meeting Adrian Moss, CEO, will provide the following trading update: "The Group's strategy is to continue its focus on the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia, where for Asia Pacific in particular, the state of evolution for Internet advertising is significantly lower than in the UK and Europe. Currently Asian advertisers do not allocate as high a proportion of their total advertising budget to Internet compared to elsewhere whilst consumer adoption is high and growing. High growth rates in online advertising spend are expected as advertisers align their Internet spend to consumer media consumption. The levels of genuine competition are similarly low. There are few suppliers currently that can offer advertisers the width of services, technologies, experience and expertise that we offer. Delivering a demonstrable return on investment for clients is at the core of the Groups offering and this type of advertising is less susceptible to macro economic downturns, which actually strengthen advertisers focus of getting value for money and only increases the relevancy of our offering. Operationally we are making solid progress and from our Singapore base the holding company continues to support our three business units DGM, AKTIV and Deploy with DGM still delivering by far the majority of our results to date. Solutions offered by DGM are either single or multiple routes to clients target audience. Search engine marketing, affiliate marketing and banner advertising are the dominant strategies. DGM's current delivery is dominated by Australia who continues to enjoy a dominant market position, recently winning the inaugural Australian Internet Advertising Bureau ("IAB") award for search engine marketing. The DGM Singapore and India operations are progressing well with India showing month on month growth, now making a consistently positive contribution to the Group. Singapore, which launched several months later than India, expects to deliver a positive contribution in Q3. DGM Singapore client wins include Starhub, Jetstar and Panasonic. DGM India client wins Make My Trip, Yatra, and Barclays Bank AKTIV, a media sales business, launched in Singapore in Q3 2007 has quickly established itself as the leading digital advertising sales house in Singapore and has picked up a number of exclusive sales representation contracts with online publishers such as Imeem, a leading music based social networking site, Muliply, a social networking site, Virtual Tourist and WAYN both leading Asia Travel sites. Locally, within Asia Pac Aktiv have agreements pending with a number of leading industry brands, AKTIV has bolstered its regional footprint with the establishment of a small satellite office in Hong Kong and expects to start making a positive contribution to the Group within the financial year. The AKTIV division also includes our South African business operating under the Fuel Group brand. This has been performing in line with expectation during the current financial year. As non-core element of the Asia Pacific strategy the Board is considering a proposed offer for divestment. Deploy is the latest offering in the Group providing a more complete digital media strategy and execution service covering both brand and direct response campaigns. Currently in a pre-launch phase, Deploy has signed a regional strategic alliance with BBDO/Proximity Asia, a creative division of the Omnicom Group. This relationship will see BBDO/Proximity clients being offered a uniquely complete digital creative and media strategy service, in initially in Singapore and the Philippines. The Group is benefitting in the current year from the sales of the majority share in the UK operating with central costs down by over 20% year to date, based on unaudited accounts. In line with internal expectations the Group delivered positive earnings, before interests, taxation, depreciation and amortisation ("EBITDA") in May and June 2008 and the Board remains confident that despite its investment in the Asia Pacific region the Group will deliver a positive EBITDA for the current financial year. - Ends - For further information, please contact: Deal Group Media plc Adrian Moss, Chief Executive Tel: 00 65 6508 9202 www.dealgroupmediapl Daniel Stewart & Company plc Lindsay Mair Tel: +44 (0) 20 7776 6550 www.danielstewart.co Abchurch Communications Ariane Comstive / Nick Probert Tel: +44 (0) 20 7398 7705 ariane.comstive@abch This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END AGMSFUSMFSASEDW |
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