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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Ram Active | LSE:RAM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B92FC877 | ORD 0.01P |
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| 26/2/2014 | 19:17 | RAM - New Investment Strategy To Deliver Substantial Company | 7,824 |
| 16/10/2012 | 07:33 | RAMp RAMp RAMp RAMp | 43 |
| 02/6/2009 | 14:21 | Ram Media with Charts & News | 12 |
| 05/4/2007 | 10:47 | RAM Media Potential Revenue Growth | 12 |
| 24/3/2006 | 20:30 | The New Name for MAGNUM POWER | 14 |
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Posted at 26/2/2014 16:12 by genises bloody cheek he is the one who should be held responsible for the demise of RamCEO for how many years.forced to leave in may comes to mind. Another CEO who talks the talk. Director Declaration TXO, the AIM-quoted energy resource and clean technology investment company, announces that it has become aware that Trevor John Binyon and Steven John Parker of Opus Retructuring LLP have been appointed as joint administrators of RAM Active Media plc. Tim Baldwin, Chairman of TXO plc, is a former non-executive director of RAM Active Media plc, having left in May 2013. |
Posted at 19/11/2013 22:38 by genises Nothing on the grapevine but if they haven't they should contact this companyTangibal Ventures focuses on identifying investment and business incubation/accelerat Tangibal signs binding terms to acquire Westpoint Media GmbH a German Screen Network in Shopping Malls Tangibal signs binding terms to acquire Westpoint Media GmbH a German Screen Network in Shopping Malls London, 5th April 2013. Tangibal Group Plc is pleased to announce that it has signed a binding Heads of Agreement to acquire Westpoint Media GmbH and its existing highly visible media network of 280 screens in 10 premium shopping malls across Germany. The high bright screens are located in highly visible central locations within the malls. Full details and images of the screens can be found at hxxp://westpointmedi Tangibal will acquire 100% of Westpoint in return for a total of £550,000 of new Tangibal shares split £250,000 on completion and a further £300,000 of new shares after 180 days have lapsed from completion and at the average share price of the stock across two weeks preceding closing so long as the share price is not over 50 pence at the time. Furthermore as part of the acquisition Tangibal will be taking on an existing loan arrangement of £200,000 which is payable from revenues derived from German malls only, although the lender will have the right to convert the loan into new shares in Tangibal Group Plc. The minimum conversion price has been set at 25 pence. The Group's intention is to expand this network to an initial 500 screens through cash flow generated by the network and eventually we believe the market can sustain up to 1,000 screens across Germany. The Group expects this network to deliver around £700 per screen per month net of sales commissions income to the Group, which at full capacity of 1,000 screens is expected to deliver around £8.4 million of turnover per year. Dominic Brookman CEO commented, "We are very optimistic about the potential of this new screen media network as we have both first mover advantages in the region as well as critical mass which creates a barrier to entry. We believe this will deliver significant revenue and profits to the Group. With a target of 1,000 screens across Germany we believe this network will become a major part of the overall German outdoor media market. Tangibal will continue to build on this strategy of earnings enhancing acquisitions to deliver positive shareholder returns." Raised £3.5 million in Sept The Company intends to apply the proceeds to increasing its digital advertising screen networks in shopping centres in the UK and India. The company is aiming for a UK network of in excess of 500 digital screen locations and in India in excess of 1,000 digital screen locations. |
Posted at 21/10/2013 17:47 by vivgav Monday 21 October, 2013RAM Active Media PLC Statement re Ram Vision Ltd. RNS Number : 0271R RAM Active Media PLC 21 October 2013 RAM ACTIVE MEDIA PLC ("RAM" or the "Company") Update regarding RAM Vision: Notice of intention to appoint administrator Following the announcement made and the suspension of the Company's shares on 4 September 2013, the board of RAM announces that it has been informed that the board of RAM Vision Ltd., its wholly owned subsidiary, has today filed at court an intention to appoint an administrator. The appointment of an administrator for RAM Vision Ltd. would have no immediate effect on the solvency of the Company but would remove its main trading subsidiary while leaving the RAM Interactive activities and its 30% shareholding in the TrainFX joint venture with the Company. Whilst the board of RAM Vision Ltd. continues to pursue options for it to continue as a going concern, if none becomes available in the next ten days the appointment of an administrator will become effective. Shares in the Company will continue to be suspended from trading on AIM until further notice. |
Posted at 07/9/2013 11:41 by ih_318421 As far as I can see HSI have to sell their RAM shares and because even if they do manage to sell all the assets, it will not enable then to pay their current liabilities; HSI still goes bust and HSI shareholders, of which the combined Baldwin Family are minority holders, get nothing. Therefore is does not make the blindest bit of difference to TB what they get sold for. TB has no chance of kicking out RP and DB, his only motive is some form of senseless revenge, which will eventually backfire on him if he is successful in killing RAM, because when the liquidators come in and review the books and make their report to Companies House, all his wrong doing at RAM will be fully exposed, especially if RP /DB appoint the right people to liquidate them - should it come to that. Hopefully RP / DP are going to make a fight of it. It will not be pretty, there would be no guarantee of success and RAM may need to stay suspended for quite some time, but RAM shareholders' only hope lies in getting behind RP / DB offering them what support you can, whilst doing what you can to undermine TB. I bet if he knew he was going to face an angry crowd of RAM holders in Leeds next month he would call it off, because like all bullies he is really a coward underneath. |
Posted at 22/8/2013 22:20 by ih_318421 SEI had not checked all the companies listed, but I have now, and can confirm that as far as it is possible to tell, TB does not speak for any of them. You have done your sums 33.78% is, as I said, not a majority holding. Mel Morris used to be quite close to Tim and Melanie Haime is Mel's girlfriend and has been a director in some of Tim's other failures. Companies can be put into liquidation by their creditors or can go into voluntary liquidation. As RAM know, under section 303 of the Companies Act 2006, only 5% of the shareholding is needed to call and EGM or have a resolution put at an AGM. There is an ordinary and special resolution on the AGM agenda to issue more shares in HSI. If these resolutions are defeated (the expectation would be that existing shareholders would be invited to put their hands in their own pockets) then where else is there for a company whose total assets no longer cover their current liabilities to go? By what process was Equity for Growth dissolved just recently? "the only way out of RAM for HSI would be a "managed" block sale. Shouldn't be too hard to arrange at a certain price". "I did not suggest it would be easy to arrange." You seem to be getting very uptight about this SE. All I am doing is pointing out facts and my interpretation of them. You seem to be throwing out wild accusations and contradicting yourself. Calm down, do proper research and if this throws up genuine contradictions to what I have posted please raise them calmly and rationally and I am happy to discuss them, amending my analysis accordingly if justified. The bottom line is that the impending collapse of HSI is very bad news for RAM shareholders. RAM shareholders need to do their own research and take account of this factor in their investing decisions, surely you agree with that? I agree a block sale is a possibility and would be better than fire sale through the market, but is of itself not great news. The price the deal was done at, if indeed it is done, would be announced and there is no guarantee that the block buyer would not turn round and trickle them out through the market whenever the price was above what he paid. There is also the issue that another "TB company" Alpha Prospects has a large RAM holding thanks to a paper swap arranged by TB. Alpha Prospects is also broke and when the Tasmania disaster blows up in TXO, HSI and Alpha's faces, as it will very soon, there is every likelihood that Alpha will start selling RAM as well. |
Posted at 22/8/2013 17:42 by ih_318421 I have never held RAM, thankfully. The info I have posted comes directly from the HSI annual report, which I only have as a scanned PDF so have to type it out.However more detail is available here and you can also buy the full report if you doubt what I am saying: hxxps://www.duedil.c The assets are mainly RAM and Pathfinder shares with a little bit of TXO and some unlisted stuff (like TOG and Tim's other failures like Silk Road and EfG) which are also pretty worthless. At 31 Dec the assets were valued at £3.2M. Since then RAM is worth less than 1/3 of what it was and Pathfinder is worth about half what is was with, both looking like going lower in the time frame the assets need to be realised. Thus the overall NAV (as opposed to the net current liabilities) is almost certainly negative as well now, hence why I suggest shareholders may well decide to call it a day rather than have to put their hands in their own pockets to keep yet another TB disaster going for a bit longer. I could sit back and chortle to myself, however my agenda has only ever been to get factual information out to PIs so they can make better informed investing decisions. What you guys decide to do about it is up to you. But just like everything I have posted about TXO and EEGC, it is entirely true to the best of my knowledge. I realise it is not what people want to hear, especially when they are sitting on a fairly horrible loss and hoping things are going to turnround very soon. There is no reverse Newtonian law that what goes down must go up and only complete mugs invest in something because the price is low - don't try to catch a falling knife. I genuinely wish RAM the best of luck, they were absolutely right to kick TB out, but TB is still doing a hell of a lot of damage. I am afraid my experience tells me the absolute best case would be holding through some more horrible times with a lot of dilution and hoping at the end you may one day get back to above where you are now (if that is way underwater then you will still be way underwater after a rough few years). That is if the damage TB has done, and continues to do, is repairable at all. Bury your head in the sand and make wise cracks about one share etc all you want. |
Posted at 17/6/2013 22:49 by steddieddie cgod...yes, by 28 Jun as the last working day, although I don't share T's cynicism on this particular occasion. I am of a mind that the wait is a necessary one and I presume is due to finalising the forward funding outlook for the benefit of the auditors' statement and, who knows, maybe that presumption is dependent on them also finalising some other stuff such as the Stream proposition.Evening T...what's in it for RAM? Lots more than any of us currently realise I suspect and I reckon more than those lines you describe above even from the stuff published thus far. I share your frustration with the last few months but, equally, I've posted recently what I see as having been a key obstacle to progress i.e. the successful development of production-ready models on which to found a strategy and business model and thereafter seek to get it funded. I think we now have some early signs of having reached this phase. As you say, they're not a retailer, nor I'm sure do they aspire to be so. You say "even as some sort of intermediary between Stream and the retailers...". Well, if resellers and distributors are "some sort of intermediary" then yes, I see that as a core aim of the JV but not at all limited to retailers and hopefully with wider scope than merely the UK. Even insofar as we've been told already about the HoT JV - "...The primary focus is the commercial B2B reseller rights across the UK's Digital out of Home market sector of Stream's glasses free Ultra-D 3D technology. The partnership understanding will also seek that the NewCo looks at the wider commercial opportunities of Ultra-D across Europe and other territories going forward in its relationship. ..." It won't be a case of RAM "incorporating Stream technology", rather Pegatron/Hisense will do that (perhaps other licensees too idc) and RAM may purchase this hardware and may utilise it across their RV network in due course. You will see from this that anyone else seeking to do likewise would do so through the JV distribution company so win win. However, this does not begin to consider the stated B2B market which mainly includes retail (displays not sales), experiential, corporate e.g. conferences and presentations, broadcasters e.g. Sky and BBC & medical. Beyond this, I guess it could still be on the cards for RAM to directly invest in Stream, just as they have done in RAM, and to be a stakeholder in the licensing-developer of the technology of what might very well turn out to be a new global standard for TV. I recall that, in one press article a month or so before the RNS, RAM was already described as Stream's reseller. Not will be but is. So, as I suggest above, as quiet as it has undoubtedly been (apart from the deck-clearing shenanigans), I see a logical theory for that situation but is there actually any evidence of anything happening that would add some substance to thinking this Stream thing is already RAM's, assuming it can now finalise the funding and other matters? Well, actually, yes! May I suggest Googling "RAM Interactive" (including the inverted commas) plus the word "reseller" and in the first few results you will surely be offered the LinkedIn details of RAM Interactive's VP, Client Services. Rather than limit thinking to only retail sales, take a look at the range of activities, aims and prospects he includes under his present role. As ever, DYOR. |
Posted at 15/5/2013 14:47 by moreforus Tim B going for the ill??RAM Active Media PLC AGM request under Section 303 Alert TIDMRAM RNS Number : 8064E RAM Active Media PLC 15 May 2013 RAM Active Media PLC RAM ACTIVE MEDIA PLC ("RAM" or the "Company") Request for General Meeting by substantial shareholder 15 May 2013 RAM ACTIVE MEDIA PLC ("RAM" or the "Company") The Company announces that it has been given special notice by Hill Street Investments PLC ("HSI") under section 303 of the Companies Act 2006 requesting a general meeting of the shareholders to remove Richard Prosser and David Binding as directors of the Company. Tim Baldwin, who was removed from the board of the Company on 14th May 2013, is a director of HSI. RAM Active Media plc David Binding (Chairman) 07866 809 109 Libertas Capital Corporate Finance Limited Sandy Jamieson, Thilo Hoffman 0207 569 9650 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END |
Posted at 16/4/2013 14:22 by northwards Joe - nice share price graph.as for RAM, shares are held v tightly and the share price move north over the past few days on limited buying reflects this. if we do get positive news, i'd expect the share price to move pretty rapidly...keep 'em peeled. |
Posted at 03/4/2013 16:16 by genises Another silent day while ram share price declines even further.Just think Ram will need to issue 3 times the amount of shares for the placing to go ahead. An update is required on where we are. |
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