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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Enter Rights. | LSE:ERT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008138884 | ORD 5P |
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| 02/3/2016 | 10:08 | There could be some extra value in this paper | 9 |
| 15/1/2010 | 18:24 | Wake up, Entertainment Rights | 96 |
| 14/4/2009 | 10:48 | New ERT thread with charts | 2,913 |
| 27/2/2009 | 13:36 | APAX SECURITIES/HIT ENTERTAINMENT/COOKIE JAR GROUP/COLD CALLING | 41 |
| 25/1/2009 | 15:00 | Entertainment Rights plc | 92 |
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Posted at 15/1/2010 18:24 by hectorp Poor old Humph, die the death with entertainment rights.. In 2005 he wrote I own 300,000 ERT shares and am currently 28.46% up. My total portfolio which is now quite large is up 31.22% since Jan 1 2005 (8 and a half months)against most UK market indices of just over 11%. I don't spreadbet, I don't short. Why should I when I make more money by the traditional route of going long? It's called investment and it's made me very well off. Well you prat, you really chose a humdinger of a share didnt you! too bad matey, better luck elsewhere! PS you'll be on the streets now, begging for wine from passers by. Too bad, you bumptious pratt. LOL H. |
Posted at 11/3/2009 16:42 by rochford6 now that genius have sorted out there money problems will ERT get the money they are owed?NEW YORK - (Business Wire) GNPR Investments, an affiliate of Quadrant Management and Nemazee Capital, announced its role in the acquisition of a 60% ownership interest in Genius Products from affiliates of The Weinstein Company (TWC). Nemazee Capital (www.nemazee.com), an investment company controlled by veteran financier Hassan Nemazee, invests in a wide variety of industry sectors. The acquisition is part of a restructuring of Genius Products, a process that Quadrant Management will coordinate. Nemazee Capital frequently works together with Quadrant Management to organize and finance corporate reorganizations and restructuring situations. Genius Products provides distribution services including production, licensing and eventual distribution for a significant library of motion pictures and entertainment programming, covering brands from Discovery Kids and Animal Planet to ESPN, Dimension Films, and WWE. Genius also retains exclusive rights to all TWC content, including many emerging home entertainment platforms and formats. "We expect the investment by Nemazee Capital into Genius Products to be a strong growth opportunity," said Hassan Nemazee, Chairman and CEO of Nemazee Capital. "We are confident that Genius Products will move ahead into new and emerging entertainment platforms." Bob Weinstein, co-chairman of The Weinstein Company, cited Quadrant's "impeccable track record and leadership" as a critical part of the formula that will help Genius Products grow, while allowing TWC to spend more time developing films. About Nemazee Capital |
Posted at 07/3/2009 18:28 by lemmon picker Good point TT ...Entertainment Rights lender HBOS now controlled by Lloyds Banking Group are without doubt calling the shots and are no doubt seeking a reasonable price for ER's business and assets in order to recover their loan. However in a "Closing Down" or "Fire Sale" scenario, who would be sufficiently brave to stump up enough cash for the real asset value of this business and its catalogue of 3,600 hours of content. Now that Lloyds/HBOS has been saved as announced today by HM Governments Treasuries intervention (in effect the taxpayer that's you and I) why should they accept anything less than the full repayment value of their loans. Lloyds/HBOS should allow the company to continue to trade in order to maximise value for itself and ultimately the beleaguered shareholders of both organisations, Lloyds Banking Group and Entertainment Rights. Anything less than this would be scandalous given HM Governments pledge announced today to insure £260bn of Lloyds/HBOS Toxic Assets. A little more patience from those involved in the deal making, ie, the current board of Entertainment Rights and its lender Lloyds/HBOS, could ultimately prove to be of valuable benefit to the shareholders of Lloyds/HBOS and Entertainment Rights itself. Being a shareholder of both Lloyds Banking Group and Entertainment Rights my vote would be in favour of allowing more time to provide a positive outcome for both organisations. I intend to bring this scenario to the attention of the Chairman of both companies other shareholders may like to follow suit. LP |
Posted at 28/1/2009 09:56 by rich2006 if there is a bid it is either very low (below current share price price) or it is not expected to go through.As share price has fallen |
Posted at 20/11/2008 12:34 by rochford6 maybe this new PR company that ERT have brought in will helpChloe Markowicz 19-Nov-08 Entertainment Rights, the global media group, has hired M: Communications as its retained financial PR agency. Nick Phillips joined as the new chief executive of Entertainment Rights in March, which led to a review of the comms side of the business. B Bell Pottinger was previously the media group's agency for four and a half years, before M won the account in a four-way pitch. Entertainment Rights specialises in children's and family entertainment programming, including brands such as Postman Pat, Casper the Friendly Ghost, and Basil Brush. M will report to Simon Avis, head of PR at Entertainment Rights. The account team will be overseen by M's co-founder Nick Miles and will include Charlotte Kirkham (formerly of Bell Pottinger) and Ben Simons. |
Posted at 06/11/2008 20:09 by toptrump From Interactive Investor:Renegotiated Contracts shuu 1 I know its dangerous to assume, but I assume there must be some longer term upside to these renegotiated contracts. We know from the announcement that ERT will retain valuable IP, but to make that call when your company is loaded with debt and you're about to breach your banking covenants; surely must have been done with future earnings in mind. The £1m loan was around that time too. I would find it very hard to believe that any CEO would make such moves unless 1) they were forced too, or 2) they stand to benefit from it. In Scenario 2 the benefits would still have to pretty special to do it in that climate. If HBOS show support (which they appear to us on the outside) that they are, then it has half a chance. The interest rate cuts may contribute to Xmas trading provided they get passed on to consumers that is. This Xmas is really a make or break trading period for ERT. If they make it past Xmas, then thay have a real chance. I agree with other posters that ERT has never really bagged a big winner ( A bob the builder) Lots of smaller IP, which does occasionally appeal in other continents. If some have to go, which ones? and what will they rasie is the key? Maybe the Lone Ranger franchise is the long awaited special one, but it will still require the movie to be a big hit. I think the hedge funds (Och-Ziff etc) that showed interest some time ago probably have their hands full these days but I'm still not ruling out a private equity vulture. We have seen SEY & SRB attract bid interest in the last week, after collapses in their share price. Who knows, With ERT its balancing a fair set of assets against a dire balance sheet. As I've said, its a punt, high risk - high reward. At these prices though you can tuck away a few shares for not much dough. Its then over to the Lone Ranger to make or break your investment!!!! All IMHO & DYOR, shuu Interesting points, retaining the IP for some of their properties may mean a higher selling price as the trading statement during the interims mentioned - who knows! |
Posted at 23/9/2008 08:17 by 53tom This is from ERT news pages.22 September 2008 Pack Your Bag . and "Let's Go" with Waldo! ENTERTAINMENT RIGHTS ENTERS INTO A GLOBAL MULTI-YEAR CONTENT AND MARKETING PARTNERSHIP WITH LET'S GO Where's Waldo?The Ultimate World TravelerTeams Up with Let's Go, the Original Student Travel Guide to Celebrate His 21st Birthday NEW YORK, NY (September 19, 2008) Join the Search! On September 21st, global pop culture icon and publishing phenomenon, Where's Waldo?, celebrates his 21st birthday! To kick off the celebration, Entertainment Rights announced today that Where's Waldo? has teamed up with Let's Go, as part of a worldwide content and marketing partnership. This marks Let's Go's first ever strategic partnership with an entertainment brand. As part of the venture, Waldo's official website, FindWaldo.com, will include Waldo-themed tips, photos, travel itineraries, video content and more from the Let's Go team! The site will be regularly updated with new content. Waldo will also be spotted throughout a series of Let's Go guides, including Let's Go Roadtripping USA: The Complete Coast-to-Coast Guide to America, available in March 2009. From books, to events and online initiatives, keep your eyes peeled to find out where Waldo and Let's Go will pop up next-the 21st birthday launch is just the beginning! "Waldo is the ultimate world traveler and Let's Go is the definitive source for student travel, making this an ideal partnership," said Nicole Blake, Senior Vice President, Marketing, Entertainment Rights, North America. "Today's travelers won't want to hit the road without consulting travel experts, Let's Go and Waldo as they embark on their own adventures." "Waldo has such an adventurous spirit and embodies the Let's Go traveler. We're so excited to guide him on his birthday voyage, on the road across America and beyond," said Inés Pacheco, Publishing Director, Let's Go. Where's Waldo? and Let's Go are two of the world's leading publishing series. The Where's Waldo? books are currently printed in 25 languages and there are now 24 Let's Go guides covering six continents. Together, Waldo and the original student travel guide will ensure that 20-somethings all over the world make the most of their travels! About Where's Waldo? Created by Martin Handford and first published in 1987, Where's Waldo? is one of the most recognizable characters in the world and a pop culture icon. A global publishing phenomenon with over 46 million books sold worldwide, the successful series is published in over 50 countries and has been translated into more than 25 languages. JOIN THE SEARCH! as the ultimate world traveler graduates beyond books and gets his digital passport. Online, in-store, or at eventswho knows where Waldo will be spotted next? Spot Waldo online at FindWaldo.com. About Entertainment Rights Entertainment Rights Plc (ER) is a global entertainment media company, with a portfolio that includes some of the world's most popular children's, family and pop-culture brands. With offices in London, New York and Nashville, the Company specialises in the origination, acquisition and distribution of children's and family programming, characters and brands. The Company's catalogue appeals to a broad demographic from pre-school children to young adults and families. The ER catalogue consists of more than 3,600 hours of content that has been distributed in more than 170 territories worldwide. ER's expertise is in the exploitation of its catalogue of brands and content in a number of key disciplines, including television and theatrical distribution, product licensing and merchandising, live and home entertainment, and digital media. ER is a publicly quoted company listed on the London Stock Exchange. Annual revenues have increased from £1.8m in 1999 to £68.1m in 2007, the last reported financial year. Key brands in ER's global portfolio include Postman Pat®, Where's Waldo?®, Tinga Tinga Tales VeggieTales®, Rupert Bear®, George Of The Jungle, Lassie®, Casper The Friendly Ghost®, Basil Brush®, Finley The Fire Engine, The Lone Ranger®, He-Man® and the Masters of the Universe®, She-Ra and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer®. About Let's Go Let's Go, Inc. was founded in 1960 by a group of students who handed out a pamphlet of their compiled travel wisdom to their fellow students traveling to Europe. Almost 50 years later, Let's Go is still based in the heart of Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass. entirely researched, written, and produced by students, Let's Go has 49 titles across six continents. Each year, its intrepid student researchers scour the globe to find everything from the hottest nightlife in Paris to the best bike tours in Bangkok. They publish their original and best-selling Let's Go: Europe, as well a newer titles for up-and-coming destinations, such as Let's Go: Buenos Aires. |
Posted at 28/7/2008 09:40 by dubbsie From Sunday Telegraph Entertainment Rights 8.70p Questor says Buy As Postman Pat lands on the screens of 200m Chinese children, investors are hoping that together with Jess the black and white cat, he will help deliver a turnaround in the media group's fortunes. The £65m company has been on a difficult path this past year due to a problem with distribution before Christmas and fears that consumers are cutting back on buying DVDs and merchandise. Last January's £107m acquisition of US group Classic Media - which owns Lassie, Casper The Friendly Ghost, and the Lone Ranger - also looks poorly timed, not just because of the slowdown in the US but also because of the deal's £15m debt element. Last week, sentiment towards Entertainment Rights improved marginally after the group unveiled a deal to show "Uncle Postman" - as the Chinese call him - on the country's national television network. The network acquired 106 episodes of existing Postman Pat content and Entertainment Rights has secured a DVD distributor and advertising agency to help push the sale of books, cuddly toys and other consumer products in 2009. Charles Stanley, which has a buy rating and 20p price target on the company, noted that merchandising "can be highly lucrative". It hinted such deals "pave the way for potential future upgrades". Questor agrees the share price fall is starting to look overdone. Besides Postman Pat, Entertainment Rights owns key brands including Rupert Bear and Basil Brush. It is likely to sell the rights to some of its characters and while this won't lead to a dividend, it would help reduce the group's £108m debt. The acquisition of Classic Media should in the long term create cross-selling opportunities around the world. For the bold, buy. |
Posted at 10/6/2008 18:42 by 53tom Hotips - I agree re the significant upside and think we will see share price improvement post the agm, with recovery running through the autumn and Xmas.I looked at the special resolutions to be passed at the agm. They are asking for authority for ERT to purchase its own shares (up to a maximum of 72,253,715 ie 10% of share total)at a minimum price of 5p and a maximum price of 5% above the 5 day average before the purchase. Implies to me that they think the company can make money trading in their own shares from this ludicriously oversold share price and that they have high confidence for the future newsflow and share price |
Posted at 05/6/2008 17:10 by 53tom While I was really unimpressed with the recent RNS's, I do believe the company should be worth a great deal more, and that the share price will recover with the correct leadership.The Classic Media purchase was certainly at too high a price and badly timed, what with the Libor rate, credit crunch and general belt tightening. But, I believe they have a solid business generating reasonable income, which just needs leveraging correctly. They have the potential to convert film options into actual major US film contracts, any one of which would really boost the share price The main investors of Hemmings and SVG have consistently put a lot of money in, buying shares, which demonstrates to me that they have faith in the future, and clearly stated that takeover offers below 20p were not viable. They are smart enough not to turn away an offer if they want out. Nick Phillips review of the business hopefully will be complete by the AGM and he should put shareholders in the picture in order to gain PI and city confidence. If so, then I believe we will see a recovery start over the next months and a healthier share price up to xmas and beyond. Should be a recovery play. Well thats my take and approach on the situation. Good luck |
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