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BIRD Blackbird Plc

4.70
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Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Blackbird Plc LSE:BIRD London Ordinary Share GB0004740477 ORD 0.8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 4.70 4.50 4.90 4.70 4.70 4.70 470,000 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 1.94M -2.49M -0.0064 -7.34 18.19M
Blackbird Plc is listed in the Computer Programming Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BIRD. The last closing price for Blackbird was 4.70p. Over the last year, Blackbird shares have traded in a share price range of 4.70p to 14.50p.

Blackbird currently has 387,077,188 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Blackbird is £18.19 million. Blackbird has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -7.34.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/5/2024
14:10
It seems to me that the share price is unbelievably low for a number of combined reasons including:
1. Blackbird keeping elevate.io publicity under the radar seemingly until it is ready to launch with all it's bells and whistles.
2. The lack of hype, over such a long time, has led to a long term decline in interest from investors. Schroders and maybe other institutional investors have been selling persistently with no regard for their effect on the share price, and retail investors have lost confidence until they can see a sustained recovery starting.
3. AIM is having a very bad time even though the FTSE 100 is pushing through all time highs.

The net effect of all this is a share price which places no value at all on elevate, which is, in a rational sense, illogical. After all, Blackbird's technical track record in the field chosen for elevate, the patents, the product seen in general release, all coupled with the proven capability of the staff running this project who know exactly what their careful strategy is likely to achieve, suggest that this will be a success in one way or another.
The problem as far as potential investors are concerned is that apart from a few who contribute their thoughts on ADVFN, IT IS ALL A HUGE SECRET!!

To change the current situation, it needs the chargeable product launched with associated publicity, and the word to spread, and people to sign up, and then the upward trajectory in the share price will take off. However, it has been made clear that elevate won't be launched until it is totally ready, with the necessary plug ins and flawless performance. A target date for this is not given presumably to avoid negative publicity if a tentative launch date is given and then delayed.

Hopefully we will get past this blockage in a couple of months!

salmon9
09/5/2024
14:09
The social media person leaving is more of a blow than DA. That is a shambles.

But the whole thing smacks of amateur hour.

MV and IM might as well be auditioning for a biopic on Lord Lucan.

bonio10000
09/5/2024
14:04
My spidey sense tells me all is not right here. Bonio is right to flag up the ongoing negative cash flow (and who knows how long that will continue) and I suspect that the big techs are also well aware of the situation and are sitting on their hands, letting Blackbird continue spending on development. How much more cash they will be able to raise in the future is an interesting discussion point, but I suspect they will have to overcome the 'good money after bad' arguments first. The risk is increasing for all of us holders.
lyqwyd
09/5/2024
11:59
Nothing that has been done so far with elevate was not prefigured in the SR/MV video. They clearly thought about the offer, how to achieve it, the target markets and the sequence in which they would be tackled and the pricing structure. The failure to communicate is a BoD issue on which BIRD has history - remember they went two years without even an RNS Reach of a customer win - and neither SR nor MV are a director.

The NEDs are generally seen as the Chairman's responsibility because he is the person they would speak to about serious issues. The BoD are hardly going to say that the departing NEDs went because their views were ignored as that is a real hostage to fortune if the NEDs are subsequently proved right.

chriscallen
09/5/2024
11:59
I bet no one thought we would be down here, after launch.
cabi1
09/5/2024
11:49
Lol you guys!

The market is worried that Dawn could take the Blackbird public Cloud video library she may have developed with her, it is so obvious to some I guess, but I'm not so sure myself.

nickb
09/5/2024
11:47
Sumit is the only one that gives me some hope.
cabi1
09/5/2024
11:17
4 handle soon lol.
cabi1
09/5/2024
10:48
Chris
Thanks makes sense.

Maybe tightening the board is a short term thing!

nickb
09/5/2024
09:47
I'm pretty sure having NEDs is not a Companies Act matter but it is a Stock Exchange expectation as a guarantee of the independence of the BoD. BIRD is small but should have a couple.
chriscallen
09/5/2024
09:27
Geheimnis
I'm a bit rusty on this stuff a lot of time has passed since I did it and unfortunately I posted links info but then discovered advfn could not cope with the words I posted, so I have given up with this post.

ADVFN above link should read "java script" as one word, no space between, you keep changing it to java script

hyperal
09/5/2024
09:23
NickB any director that increases or decreases their holding has to notify the market. So to suggest one has and not advised the market is very wrong.

Are you aware of any RNS advising of a change of Anne's holding or investment made when funds wewre last raised.

clocktower
09/5/2024
08:55
Hyper

Could you give a bit more info on why you think Vidlib public cloud is key?

geheimnis2
09/5/2024
08:53
I think people are over-analysing this non-exec

They've decided to pursue an opportunity that's come up, that's it

jasperthemonkeygod
09/5/2024
08:46
The interesting non exec at this time is Anne de Kerckhove

Dawn only had 71,000 shares after all these years.
I bet Anne has a lot more already.

nickb
09/5/2024
08:45
About VidLib see August 2017 announcement script/
hyperal
09/5/2024
08:43
She never bought any before.

amt9 May '24 - 08:42 - 16145 of 16146
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She will be able to buy shares now when she chooses.

bonio10000
09/5/2024
08:43
Those monthly meetings must have been epic viewing.

60 seconds spent on enterprise

Then everyone trying to tell anecdotes to Sumit that are supposed to be relevant to Elevate and from legacy media businesses they worked in 20 years ago.

bonio10000
09/5/2024
08:42
She will be able to buy shares now when she chooses.
amt
09/5/2024
08:42
Hyper

Why would a US tech giant be wanting to see more non execs?

nickb
09/5/2024
08:39
NickB

VidLib is a core component. If that is now fully optimised for the cloud, that is a major breakthrough. The largest hurdle sorted. Well done team.

hyperal
09/5/2024
08:32
NickB
We seem to have different views on this 🙂
I think the NED thing has zero impact on outcome, except maybe reduce some of the paperwork. But if I was offered a NED position at Blackbird(not going to happen!!) I would take it, I think many others would, so I expect a replacement will be found. OR something big happens before the end of the month.

hyperal
09/5/2024
08:29
Soundbites

‘09/05/2024
Technology: Video Library

Blackbird has further advanced its market leading Video Library to optimise its public cloud integration for elevate.io. VidLib provides unrivalled responsiveness for Blackbird’s video products.’

nickb
09/5/2024
08:26
Surely it is natural for a company to appoint as many NEDs as they can if the end game is near. I'm sure any potential purchaser of the company would expect this. Who owns stock makes little difference to any potential buyer, all the buyer wants is that they agree to the takeover.
hyperal
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