Learning Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[stegrego] 11/2/2014 14:22

Any figures or forecasts floating around for this??
Ta

[battlebus2] 11/2/2014 13:54

LTG plans to grow both organically and through acquisition within the highly fragmented e-learning space. In the medium term the Directors intend to grow LTG to a business generating annual revenue of at least GBP50 million per year

so looking at a decent size acquisitions. Could well be a placing but not bothered by that given the current trading.

You can buy for 14.5p atm which seems a bargain to me but dyor etc.....

[cfro] 11/2/2014 13:51

I was looking at LTG yesterday after spotting the TS, Battlebus, so interesting to see you have picked up some stock here.

The CEO is intimating that 'they will update the market in due course' and that they have a strategy of making acquisitions and consolidating the industry which is very fragmented.

....So i suspect that an acquisition is on the cards and possible placing to fund it?

[battlebus2] 11/2/2014 11:29

Yep indeed it does so bought a few. Worth a listen...

[sammy_smith] 10/2/2014 14:21

LISTEN: Learning Technologies Group (LTG) - Trading update

Click the link below to listen

[tradermel] 10/2/2014 07:21

Today's RNS makes nice reading .... research needed

[p1966] 07/2/2014 09:58

It's a bit soon for the year end accounts, but does anyone have any views on LTG?

Many thanks.

[simon gordon] 08/11/2013 10:07

Tech Market View - 8/11/13:

Epic – what goes around comes around

It's been many years since I last wrote about Brighton-based Epic Group the then self-styled "UK's leading e-learning company", in an era when e-learning and so-called 'learning management systems' were all the rage. Since then, Epic has had an 'interesting' corporate life, including nearly a decade on AIM until it was sold off to publisher Huveaux (now Dods Group) in 2005 for nearly £23m. Epic was sold on three years later to entrepreneurs Martin Sorrell and Andrew Brode for under £5m.

Well, that looked like a good punt as Epic returned to AIM today by reversing into cash shell In-Deed in a £16.5m deal (5.88p per share + £1.3m cash), and now trades as Learning Technologies Group (LTG). Messers Satchell and Brode assume the mantles of CEO and non-exec chairman respectively. Epic turned over a shade under £7m last year (to 31st Dec. '12) and made a net £532k profit.

The explosion of rich-media and mobile technologies could well spur a renewed interest in the e-learning space, or perhaps more broadly, interactive content distribution. Epic (in the guise of LTG) is now back on our radar!

[andrbea] 08/11/2013 08:20

floated on 8 Nov 2013

formerly IOL

[vivid] 27/11/2006 17:33

Latifs
I would not average down I would get out.
I am not directly involved in the business as I work for the bit that was sold off but the feeling is that the business is in a dangerous state - the loss of a couple of major customers will kill it.

[latifs100] 22/11/2006 12:01

vivid..... good call.. do i average down.. pls tell me they wont go bust.

[vivid] 15/11/2006 16:37

Latifs100,

No chance in the near future. If you think about it the share price was around 10p when they still had the cash cow turning over around £40 million and making profit. You are left with the £7million turnover bit with questionable profitability and the share price has only dropped 50%

[latifs100] 11/11/2006 07:56

so i wont see my 11p in the near future.

[latifs100] 11/11/2006 07:56

so i wont see my 11p in the near future.

[jotoha1] 27/10/2006 13:04

Thanks Vivid, appreciate your honesty, interesting that Fidelity are still supporting this one, will watch with interest

[vivid] 27/10/2006 12:16

Jotoha1

Take it from me, I work for the division they have just sold off and we are glad to be free. LTG was a great company when I joined it - then the management changed and it has been down hill ever since. Don't hold out any hopes for a miraculous recovery. I am neither long nore short of this company but if I had to take a position it would be short.

[jotoha1] 18/10/2006 17:03

vivid, am pretty sure it will not reach that figure, if one asumes that they can grow Imagelinx to say £5/6m per year then this will be very much undervalued, lets wait for some Director buy's to give us the signal or otherwise!

[vivid] 17/10/2006 21:03

More like 1/2p sliding to nothing by year end.

[jotoha1] 16/10/2006 15:49

Looks like 3p is good value here now that debts have been cleared , wonder what the game plan is with the £5million of net assets?

[vivid] 21/8/2006 21:38

Latifs

Get the hell out while it is still worth something.
Hope you don't have a big position.

[latifs100] 16/8/2006 14:24

good call, still holding from 14p level..live and learn

[vivid] 01/8/2006 13:19

Here we go the penny has finally dropped and the price will go with it.

[vivid] 19/6/2006 15:42

Sale of LTG Mailaender gone through the German Competition board today so the cash cow is now gone - get out chaps there is no value left. Market cap £23M for a company not worth a quater of that.

[vivid] 08/6/2006 12:13

Jump while there is some value left in the shares. The cash cow has been sold off to get rid of the debts so what is left?

[latifs100] 13/4/2006 20:29

anyone any ideas on this ?/