Brave Bison Share Discussion Threads

[aseyho] 01/7/2019 08:00

3p might get a bit of turbulence, will get sold into I would imagine.

[jungmana] 01/7/2019 07:52

Imo should a good week here. We may see 3p+ soon

[riskybusiness1] 29/6/2019 18:20

for the six months ended 30 June 2018.Financial Highlights-- Net Revenue of GBP9.3 million for the period New CEO looks promising but they should not be booted out every 2 years...that is if the company is to have stability & direction

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 18:08

2018 HighlightsFinancial Highlights-- 19% increase in revenue to GBP21.2 million (2017: GBP17.8 million(1) .So obviously an error in the 2017 report

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 18:03

CEO 's get booted out every 2 years. Not bad Anyway I was looking at July 2018 half year report. My error.

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 17:30

Similar boardroom tussle I believe led to Claire leaving too. She got the position in 2017 after another boardroom infighting as on that rns above

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 17:27

Brave Bison Group PLC Further re Directorate ChangeSource: UK Regulatory (RNS & others)TIDMBBSNRNS Number : 8932TBrave Bison Group PLC11 January 2017Brave Bison Group plc ("the Company")11 January 2017Further re Directorate ChangeFurther to the Company's announcement on 9 January 2017, and subsequent press comment, Brave Bison Group plc (AIM: BBSN), the independent digital media & social video broadcaster, provides the following update.As notified on 9th January 2017, Ashley MacKenzie has resigned from his role as Chief Executive Officer of the Company following disagreement with the Board, as represented by the non-executive directors, on the future strategy of the company and the timing of any potential exit. The Board wishes to confirm that no approaches have been made to the company and no other corporate activity has taken place. The Company is commencing the search for a new Chief Executive Officer and Ashley will remain in his role during this period.The Company expects to provide the market with a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2017 towards the end of January.ENDS

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 17:12

That's an error in the entry of figures. The revenue for financial year 2017 was GBP 17.8m as corrected later. The GBP 9.1m was a half year figure

[riskybusiness1] 29/6/2019 15:52

2017 Headlines -- Revenue decreased by 48% to GBP9.1 million (2016: GBP17.7 million).2018 Highlights Financial Highlights -- 19% increase in revenue to GBP21.2 million (2017: GBP17.8 million(1) )Also can someone explain how they had £9.1m revenue (2017FY) but this increases '19%' to £21.2m in (2018FY) not sure what I'm missing but this does not seem to add up. Is it just me or have they got two different figures of £9.1m revenue in 2017 accounts but they report in 2018 accounts that 2017 was £17.8m & not £9.1???

[nasarsaddique] 29/6/2019 15:49

Wed, 3rd Apr 2019 09:17(Sharecast News) - Social video outfit Brave Bison axed its chief executive Claire Hungate on Wednesday and named ex-Google executive Kate Burns as her replacement.Burns will succeed Hungate, who has left the AIM-listed company, with immediate effect. Hungate, former BBC executive and Shed Media director, joined as CEO of Brave Bison in September 2017.Last month's final results showed the company increased revenue 19% to £21.2m last year and cut losses before tax from £17.2m to just £0.1m.Brave Bison said that Burns, who joined the board as a non-executive director back last July, has a wealth of experience within the digital content and publishing industry, having held a range of roles at Google during her six years at the company.Chairman Sir Robin Miller said: "I am delighted we have secured the services of someone whose experience and track record in this market is second to none and whose business acumen is well proven."The fact that Kate has taken leadership of the company from a non-executive position demonstrates she is highly confident about the potential of our business."

[dplewis1] 29/6/2019 15:32

Nobody knows except her and some senior execs. We have a new one now though and she is equally as competent if not more so.

[riskybusiness1] 29/6/2019 15:25

Why did the ceo leave?

[jungmana] 29/6/2019 08:29

A nice 1.65m buy order filled there

[jungmana] 28/6/2019 17:18

Been a good week going from 1.5p to 2p. More of the same next week please as we recover to recent highs of 3.5p

[dplewis1] 28/6/2019 16:31

Well, certainly not lacking for volume at the moment. Good stuff, hopefully a positive week to follow.

[nasarsaddique] 28/6/2019 15:31

I remember you from there, been in TOM since May last year.

[jungmana] 28/6/2019 14:55

I was in Tomco last year and sold out after the games the management played last year. Their broker resigned about december over being misinformed and cancelled a placing. The entire BOD own just about 90k shares there and that says a lot about their faith in the tech. I personally think is just a lifestyle company and been going on for too long.

[tidy 2] 28/6/2019 14:55

Cant compare.

[nasarsaddique] 28/6/2019 14:49

As we are mentioning other companies, please have a look at Edenville Energy (EDL) and TomCo Energy (TOM) and let me know what you think.

[tidy 2] 28/6/2019 14:22

Im still holding ETX also. Good old Woodford. Bbsn should follow the rerate on this factor alone.

[jungmana] 28/6/2019 14:21

Well done mate. Our LEK is also doing well

[tidy 2] 28/6/2019 14:10

Ive split my ETX profits to here and IQA.

[jungmana] 28/6/2019 13:35

Compare this to some other popular tech companies on aim , BIDS market cap about GBP 80m , expected revenue this year of just GBP 5m.Dish market cap about GBP 15m and expected revenue of about GBP 2m this year.Bbsn is imo a far better investment today