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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Leisure&Gaming | LSE:LNG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B071S784 | ORD 5P |
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16/12/2010 23:03 | will do. Thanks | drbrownhatter | |
16/12/2010 23:00 | Drbrownhatter, You should have a look at a recent thread in paulypilotspub on the motley fool site. Its called something like 2000th post | smicker | |
25/11/2010 10:22 | Rkhl - I suspect they lost everything in the end. One of the first posts I made a year or two back regarding LNG was about its poor cashflow. In the end, poor cashflow and incompetent management killed it. Questions....who got the freehold property in Italy? Who got Goalslive.com? | investmentguru | |
18/11/2010 13:29 | TIDMLNG RNS Number : 6026K Leisure & Gaming plc 22 April 2010 ? 22 April 2010 Leisure & Gaming plc ("L&G" or "the Group") Unaudited results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2010. Leisure & Gaming plc (AIM: LNG), the AIM listed European betting and gaming group, announces its unaudited results for the quarter ended 31 March 2010. Financial Highlights for Quarter 1 � Amounts wagered EUR37.0m (Q1 2009: EUR31.9m)* � Net win EUR5.8m (Q1 2009: EUR8.7m) � Net win margin 15.7% (Q1 2009: 27.3%) � Gross profit EUR1.2m (Q1 2009: EUR2.8m) � Overheads static at EUR1.0m (Q1 2009: EUR1.0m) � Net profit before interest and tax EUR0.2m (Q1 2009: EUR1.8m) Key Business Performance Indicators for Quarter 1 � Increased business volumes remains encouraging � Continued success of poker in Italy � Sports margins lower than management's expectations � Introduction of B2B business - proprietary betting software for businesses to drive customer revenues *Accounting convention defines amounts wagered as sports betting volume, casino and skill games net win and poker rake. The figure of amounts wagered in the table above includes poker tournament fees of EUR16.0m (Q1 2008: EUR10.9m) instead of poker rake of EUR2.1m (Q1 2009: EUR1.7m), as the Directors believe this more clearly shows the level of business generated by the Group. Richard Creed, CEO of Leisure & Gaming plc said: "This year's first quarter saw disappointing margins on sports betting as the dominant teams in the Premiership and European football leagues recorded consistent success throughout the quarter, contrasting with margins seen in Q1 2009, when these teams regularly failed to win. This further emphasises the need to continue with our strategy of product and geographic diversification, thereby improving revenue stability. To this end our poker offering, which provides a steady and predictable revenue stream, has seen growth in player numbers during the quarter, generating EUR2.1m (Q1 2009: EUR1.7m) in net win (i.e. gross rake). In addition, our recently established B2B business division is expected to further enhance our diversification of the Group, leveraging the infrastructure, expertise and industry contacts of the senior management team. The initial response to this offering has been highly encouraging and, with the forthcoming World Cup expected to generate additional business, we are confident of an improved performance in the second quarter." | conlon2 | |
17/11/2010 13:38 | I've heard Cliffy D'Arcy gave everyone a consolation prize of this for listening to his bullish advice.... | conlon2 | |
17/11/2010 13:36 | Does anyone know whether investors lost everything here or have they got something out of the administration in the end? Has anything been posted on the fools website? | rkhl | |
17/11/2010 11:03 | RNS Number : 2174W Leisure & Gaming plc 16 November 2010 Leisure & Gaming plc ("the Company") Resignation of Nominated Adviser Trading in the shares of the Company was suspended on 21 May 2010, and the Company went into administration on 26 October. The operating business, Betshop Group (Europe) Limited,was subsequently sold to Honeymead Services Limited on 27 October 2010 as announced on that date. finnCap Limited has resigned as nominated adviser with immediate effect. Given the Company's shares have been suspended since 21 May 2010, pursuant to AIM Rule 41, admission of the ordinary shares will be cancelled with effect from 8am on Monday 22 November 2010. | investmentguru | |
16/11/2010 20:57 | cliffy must have got mullered in cpr - it hit £10! | the bounty hunter | |
04/11/2010 21:35 | A lesson for us all. | rkhl | |
04/11/2010 14:33 | What happened to the EBT in the end? | adh0 | |
30/10/2010 08:18 | happened to ronson plc...zionist in breds only value their own..rest of you are swine..end of | thecrownsucks | |
30/10/2010 08:17 | goyim[cattle] shafted...j boys rule ok | thecrownsucks | |
30/10/2010 08:15 | shafted by the j boys yet again | thecrownsucks | |
29/10/2010 10:15 | yes guru but it couldn't have happened without the sheer incompetence of the shareholders and failing to accept the pefaco deal | jmaccer | |
29/10/2010 07:59 | The Italian Job is now complete, as I predicted back in May: "How about this for a theory, completely unrelated to any real business, of course. Company A sells business to Company B for a fat amount but continues to manage business. Business conveniently goes down pan after a suitable time period. Company A offers to buy back business for a pittance and it stages a remarkable recovery. Company B shareholders get shafted." | investmentguru | |
28/10/2010 15:53 | Shocking.... Sorry for the loss guys. | oneillshaun | |
28/10/2010 12:03 | GNG worth a look - overhang sold off in last 3 days to new investors and about to get re-rated IMV. Currently ex-cash PER 3x current year, should be 15x, successful profitable growth stock, improving GM% up 500 basis points LY, AIM tiddler sitting on £7m of cash = half the mkt cap. | sundaymonday | |
28/10/2010 11:08 | guidfarr i thought that's what this forum is all about.... sharing info and tips? it's not a ramp. it is what it is. take it or leave it. everyone makes a choice. a huge potential 3b coal resource for 20m cap cannot be ignored i thought that perhaps one or two LNG investors might appreciate hearing about a possible multi bagger we all have a brain and free will | burgerbarwomen | |
28/10/2010 10:50 | guidfarr......get a life! | conlon2 | |
28/10/2010 10:47 | burgerbarwomen do you think it is appropriate to try to ramp a coal mining stock to investors who have lost an arm and a leg on this stock? Fortunately, I had disposed most of my LNG holdings at a loss years before but I still had 25,000 of them left which I had not bothered to sell. | guidfarr | |
28/10/2010 10:04 | anyone looked at SNRP .... placed a large wedge on it this week 150mtonne coal resource, possible 3b tonne CIP. cap only 20m the company intend producing 2m tonnes of coal from next year very conservative profit per tonne of $20 and a PE of 8 $40m profit, so $320m cap just mind blowing a huge resource which will last many decades i can see this performing in the same manner as western coal ( wtn ) which rose from about 20p to 400p in about 16 months Now in WTN's last update they raised the 2011 output guidance to 6.1m tonnes wtn valued at 1.3b sterling SNRP HAVE THE COAL NOW IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME Company are aiming for 2m tonne production from next year.... looks like a good bet that production in future years will match WTN 6M tonnes a year would last 25 years on the existing stated resource of 150m.... but we know the total CIP could be between 1B and 3b tonnes take care guys | burgerbarwomen |
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