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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Game Digital Plc | LSE:GMD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMP36W19 | ORD GBP0.01 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 29.75 | 29.50 | 30.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/7/2019 06:35 | Question: if you accept the offer and then the share price rises above the offer (admittedly unlikely) can you still sell? | tjb23 | |
04/7/2019 06:29 | I would say with the board and major shareholders behind the deal a reject offer would have no implications as it is 99% certain to be accepted.The implications if or when accepted is that you do nothing and will be given 30p for every share you own in a few weeks time. | supercity | |
30/6/2019 17:55 | Folks. Advice please as I haven't been in this position before. Received a notification from Barclays that I need to reject or accept the takeover bid re my shares. What are the implications of (a) Reject ... do I get my money refunded ? or (b) Accept... devaluation of my shares. Thanks in advance. | harry6804 | |
23/6/2019 10:40 | Press reporting that the offer has been accepted... I wonder where the share price will go now? | harry6804 | |
21/6/2019 15:19 | 30p it is then - but disappointing not to get a bit more but it is what it is | supercity | |
21/6/2019 13:57 | Recent buys from Odey and Bennbridge suggest they think there is money to be made above 29-30p bid price, especially as the NAV is significantly higher. | alex_w | |
20/6/2019 15:01 | At last we have the official offer document - maybe GAME will now show their hand as they said they would after the publication. | supercity | |
20/6/2019 07:52 | Agree very poor from the management here. | meijiman | |
20/6/2019 06:39 | 15 days since GAME told shareholders to take no action in which time absolutely no update has been given.Shares are being sold by funds and large long positions are being taken (rns releases) so we are non the wiser as to whether they intend to recommend or rebuff the offer. | supercity | |
14/6/2019 14:39 | Interesting that there was a couple of 3m trades and couple just below 3m and today an rns says Man Group took a 3,000,000 long position at 29.6p. | supercity | |
12/6/2019 07:15 | Reminds me of tumbleweed waiting for the next update on the offer zzzz | supercity | |
10/6/2019 12:14 | Yes there is no doubt the market for physical games is shrinking, free games like Fortnite and Apex earning money from people buying skins ect, also ea access is coming to ps4 and to be honest I will probably subscribe to this. | wipo1 | |
10/6/2019 07:16 | I see Ashley getting himself above 50% and how much he would have to pay for that I don't know. | supercity | |
09/6/2019 22:21 | So if the offer of 30p per share is rejected, where do you see this going? | genieuk2003 | |
09/6/2019 21:20 | I can also see 30p rejected but expect it to bounce higher as Ashley isn't going to build his stake just to be rebuffed - he would no doubt look to get more shares to take him above 50%...but I could be wrong. | supercity | |
09/6/2019 12:28 | I'm only invested for the e-games play. Retail,as we know, is only headed one way. D | dennisbergkamp | |
09/6/2019 12:18 | The future is probably more in the e sports area for Game. Having the instore multiplayer gaming platforms will provide a venue for this along with the weekly meet ups of people who play as a team perhaps. Currently my local game has nights for different games where people come along socialise and play their favorite game. I have also noticed others doing the same, Overworld for example, there is money in this format going forward. I keep wanting to press the buy button on this but need more confidence that is the way they are going. I assume the 30p bid is going to be rejected and the price will fall again. Anyone have more knowledge of the instore gaming model? Is this central to their way forward or still just a bit part and how profitable it is? | pogue | |
09/6/2019 09:06 | Wait and see how many games are listed on Stadia after 6-12-24 months. Streaming is where gaming is going. Just like music and video.Peeps said Spotify music streaming was a non starter, now everyone streams their music. Netflix's video streaming the same. The rest is history.Microsoft Sony will announce their move at E3. Amazon will soon follow. | john henry | |
07/6/2019 15:59 | Not enough games on Stadia to warrant the 10 bucks a month subscription fee. | wipo1 | |
06/6/2019 17:15 | With the launch of Google Stadia, the gaming market is going streaming (new business model) over the next few years. GAME is Toast | john henry | |
06/6/2019 14:53 | Maybe 30p offer is a bit on the low side, but going forward this business has a lot of headwinds due to digital downloads, subscription services like ea access, ps now and xbox game pass along with general decline in bricks and mortar retailers.I think Mike Ashley will want to move Game stores into sports direct shops just like Sainsburys done with Argos, this will keep this business more viable going forward, more room for trade ins and compete with cex on higher margin goods like resale of second hand mobiles. | wipo1 | |
06/6/2019 07:54 | So 30p is £51m, how much debt? What is last full year profit how much interim profit and what is current forecasts? | csmwssk12hu | |
06/6/2019 06:17 | After reading back through the interims and flicking through last years final results I can't see how 30p is any where near a fair valuation - I expect GAME to firmly reject MR Ashley's offer. | supercity | |
05/6/2019 17:26 | If it starts a restate, then fab either way D | dennisbergkamp |
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