Audioboom Share Discussion Threads

[poebardem] 18/2/2020 15:42

At least 3 parties interested? £10 being mentioned?

[mrbear2] 18/2/2020 13:24

The waiting game. Anyone heard any whispers or rumours?

[wooty01] 18/2/2020 07:43

Bbluesky, what is the message in your post. That BBC are the best radio broadcaster in the world.

[bbluesky] 17/2/2020 21:42

Big picture stuff. Boris/Dominatrix have no idea of the value of the BBC. Pathetic people, but there we are.... but not the end. I went to an Foreign Office Open Day and asked about the World Service. They said that in a survey, what came up top was the news from Britain. So, they have expanded the number of languages that the World Service delivers to. Excellent.

BOOM's talent (ex-beeb) will out (we hope!). When it comes to radio there are very few big players outside the BBC ie can you name them?

Reaons to be cheerful pt 4!

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 20:28

What Audiboom have is a solid and broad business in podcasting. From original content and streaming to an advertising platform. Revenue $35m and profitable in 2nd or 3rd Qtr20. Ideal for Twitter or Newscorp who are nowhere in audio streaming. Spotify may have spent their money now and may already have a good infrastructure. But if Spotify took AB they would simply have cornered the entire market with only start-ups available.

[deanoblues] 17/2/2020 16:16

I can see that figure being achieved easily....

[rachelrileysbra] 17/2/2020 16:01

If AB have something that two or more big players want enough and a bidding war pursues then rational valuations go out of the window.
However, being realistic, at this point in time, £10/share would be marvellous and not unreasonable looking at others. Much beyond that and it would be overvalued, however many many companies are acquired for reasons beyond valuation in isolation

[poebardem] 17/2/2020 15:55

$250million / £13-14 ?

[poebardem] 17/2/2020 15:51

£10 is is still low compared to the Ringer. Could go higher as there seems to be multiple interested parties.

[daar] 17/2/2020 15:35

Spill the beans Richyrich8

[richyrich8] 17/2/2020 14:49

That's more like it by the sounds of things Daar.

[daar] 17/2/2020 14:41

More like 10.8 :)

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 14:14

Can you elaborate richy?

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 14:11

4x is £7.70. Go for it!

[richyrich8] 17/2/2020 12:04

I agree 5.5 will be great but as far as I'm aware that bid has already been far beaten.

[daar] 17/2/2020 12:02

More like 3x 4x

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 11:29

Most investors would be positive about this sale price but may feel it's under sold given other valuations. £10 is really the price but whether it's achievable is another matter. $180m value. Raine will make a small fortune based on a steep upward sliding scale of fees starting from 0% at £4. Raine doesn't muck around.

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 11:23

£7.50 is a market cap of $135m which is acceptable.

[rachelrileysbra] 17/2/2020 11:16

Rumour mill is still £7.5, would be happy with 5.5 however

[wooty01] 17/2/2020 10:35

You mean a doubling in price.

[daar] 17/2/2020 09:01

Most know what happened with EUA on takeover talks...

[dirty75] 17/2/2020 08:01

i would think we'll see some action with the share price increasing this week.

[pmtomkinson] 16/2/2020 13:00

https://twitter.com/sportschris/status/1229022734107193344Minimum bid for AudioBoom £5.50

[richyrich8] 15/2/2020 01:48

It's convenient they don't have to announce the bids don't you think? I wonder if that was Candy topping up again yesterday! Gives us all a chance to scoop up more I guess...

[richyrich8] 15/2/2020 00:08

It's convenient they don't have to announce the bids don't you think? I wonder if that was Candy topping up again yesterday! Gives us all a chance to scoop up more I guess...