Blue Star Mobile Share Discussion Threads

[leopold555] 22/9/2005 16:29

Tick up and I am the only one who has any :-)

[harryharris] 11/9/2005 22:11

Does anyone have an estimate for turnover this year?

[leopold555] 11/9/2005 18:05

I am sure they will grow rapidly going by the pedigree of Mr Steve Clarke the Chief Executive.

Creative Catering Ltd
Property Jungle
He was influential as a member of the senior management team at 365 Corporation, which then became Rivals Digital Media. He was responsible for creating a number of new sales streams focussed on sports content. He also built up a very successful mobile division within the business.

Leo

[harryharris] 11/9/2005 14:54

I am impressed that such large companies are prepared to trust a £4m company with providing such a diverse range of services. It gives me the confidence to believe that they have the ability to rapidly expand in the fast growing mobile content market. However I would be surprised if they make a profit in the first year on AIM.

Graham

[leopold555] 11/9/2005 13:33

I agree harryharis seymourpierce state the allocation of shares and stipulate that the directors cannot dispose of shares within the fisrt anniversary of the company launch.


Leo

[wilmot] 11/9/2005 12:49

I await the results with interest. It is difficult to determine if the shares are a buy based on current info. There have been plenty of decent looking contract wins but how much revenue and profit are they generating? Results will tell all.

[harryharris] 11/9/2005 12:11

Black-bird,

I think that if you check, that Directors and others associated with the company own most of the shares and only a very small % was made available to the public. Due to only a small number of shares with PI's there is not much BB interest and hence the share price does not appear to reflect the apparent progress. I am continuing to aquire prior to results.

Graham

[black bird] 11/9/2005 11:55

BTR no recent director buys please correct me.

Glut of shares on the market @ present my reason = tel calls fom

sourcsc historicly the ones that dump.

will buy on directer activities black bird

[leopold555] 10/9/2005 10:13

Blue Star Mobile Group plc
08 September 2005

BLUE STAR MOBILE GROUP PLC
CONTRACT GAIN:

Extension of Services for News International

Blue Star Mobile Group PLC ("Blue Star" or "the Company"), the AIM listed
provider of entertainment and promotional content via mobile phones, announces
that it has extended its partnership with News International's subsidiary, News
Group Digital, to increase its range of services to management of their mobile
interactive activities.

This currently comprises of mobile channel management and technical delivery.

The impact of the contract will offer the company the opportunity to consolidate
it's current mobile business with News International, continue to develop ground
breaking mobile applications as well as delivering a greater level of recurring
annual income.

The expanded range of services will include:

• SMS subscription services which include football and lottery
• Reverse Auctions and other Text-to-win SMS competitions

To date, Blue Star has provided News International with a full portfolio of
mobile content products which are promoted through all print, web and WAP
channels. In addition, Blue Star creates and markets compelling content
propositions using the purpose built content WAP platform.

Simon Ashley, Commercial Director, News Group Digital, said: "We require a
partner that not only has a thorough understanding of the mobile industry but
brings ideas, energy and robust technical infrastructure to the relationship. I
genuinely believe that Blue Star Mobile will satisfy those criteria."

Steve Clarke, Chief Executive, Blue Star Mobile Group, said: "We are delighted
to be expanding further the range of services we provide to News International.
The provision of new ideas builds customer loyalty, promotes content, creates
differentiation, and establishes new revenue "streams".

[leopold555] 10/9/2005 10:00

Only floated 1st April 2005 so I expect a lot of peeps don't know about it yet. Once the word gets around they willl be jumping aboard. Until then I am buying little chunks to build a good position.

Plenty of upside for this
Leo

[peterstilgoe] 10/9/2005 09:38

I expected this to have moved alot quicker, moving in the right direction though

[wilmot] 10/9/2005 06:44

Other holders are watching and waiting!

[leopold555] 09/9/2005 16:49

Have a good weekend everyone

Leo

Oh I forgot there is only me here :-(

[leopold555] 05/9/2005 14:02

Looks like we will have to wait a while for peeps to realise this little gem

Leo

[tiraider] 03/9/2005 13:25

Agreed, no downside, just have to wait for the upside.
Thx for info.
rgds

[leopold555] 03/9/2005 12:55

Can't see much downside from here though

Some more intersting sites:




Leo

[tiraider] 03/9/2005 11:09

The trend is flat, however, there's signs that an upward price channel is being formed. It really needs to close above 18p to confirm that though. The upward momentum has been gently rising for a few months now, it needs some volume to increase the liquidity and strength. Britishbulls are right to remain cautious.

[leopold555] 03/9/2005 10:53

Buy if on Britishbulls

[leopold555] 03/9/2005 10:28

I think they are aiming their services at the Chinese market

Isn't everyone?

Leo

[leopold555] 03/9/2005 09:30

But they all start somewhere Wilmot don't they? This is a new float and it will need time to get established but the prospects look good to me.

Look at Mostermob for example

Quote
Monstermob buys China's ATOP Century for around 100 mln usd UPDATE

(Adding more details on transaction, background on Chinese mobile market)
LONDON (AFX) - UK mobile phone content developer MonsterMob Group PLC has agreed to buy China's ATOP Century Ltd for around 100 mln usd in cash and shares, in order to gain a presence in the country's booming cellphone market.
MonsterMob said the acquisition would give the company its first foothold in Chinese mobile entertainment content at a time of unprecedented growth in the market. "The ATOP transaction marks our largest acquisition to date and is a great entry point into the rapidly growing Chinese mobile content market," said chairman Hans Snook in a statement. "ATOP has carved out a strong position in this market and is set for substantial growth." China already has 345 mln cellphone users, but with penetration rates at just 25 pct, the number of mobile subscribers is expected to jump to 570 mln by 2008, said Monstermob.
ATOP, which was set up two years ago, saw its subscriber base almost doubled to 1.25 mln in the first six months of 2005. Chief executive and founder Yongqiang Qian, a 34-year-old graduate of US university Yale, has agreed to stay on after the takeover. The British group, which recently tapped shareholders for 20 mln stg, said it would pay ATOP's owners 30 mln usd in cash and 12 mln usd in new shares when the deal completes in four weeks' time.
Further performance-related payments will be due, with the final outlay totalling some 10 times ATOP's audited earnings before interest taxation depreciation and amortisation for 2005. Based on the rapidly expanding group's current growth rates, that should be somewhere in the region of 100 mln usd, netting Qian some 45 mln usd for his stake.

Unquote

That tells you about the chinese market for mobile phone games and gimmicks.

Now why call a footballer "Mr Woo"?

Leo

[wilmot] 02/9/2005 20:32

The company needs to do more to promote itself in the city. The share is currently not well known. Volumes are pitiful!

[leopold555] 02/9/2005 15:21

What a great opportunity this is. I can't believe I have missed this until now.