Cellcast Share Discussion Threads

[ldmachin] 14/3/2009 20:42

Ofcourse, if Cellcast needed funding they have £2m available to them via the agreement made in July 2007:

(2 July 2007)

"Cellcast plc (AIM: CLTV), the global interactive digital broadcaster, announces that it has entered into a secured convertible loan agreement of up to #2 million with the Headstart Funds ("Headstart")."

"The facility, which is secured by charges over available assets of the Company, is available for a term of two years, with interest payable at a rate of 9 per cent per annum, with the first tranche of #500,000 to be drawn down on 4 July 2007."



So far, Cellcast have only used £500k of that convertable loan. Which they succesfully repayed during 2008 using some of the cash from the SKY channel swap deal:

"The net proceeds of £1.4 million from the transaction will be used to provide
general working capital and to repay the £500,000 outstanding under the existing facility provided by Headstart. The Company has entered into an agreement with Headstart to repay the amount outstanding under the Headstart facility in full before December 2008. During this period Headstart has agreed to waive its rights of conversion subject to the repayments being made. The Company considers that this is the best use of the net proceeds, maintaining operational flexibility while removing the potential equity dilution."



The £2m is available to Cellcast up until July 2009. But they haven't needed to make much use of it since July 2007, so i don't see why they should need to use it now.

21st Century as clueless as ever, never made a single meaningful informative post on any of these BBs. Oh well, he's only wasting his own time.

[21st century media company] 14/3/2009 20:28

As stated previously, these adult channels produce little meaningful revenues & certainly won't produce long term, sustainable returns for shareholders.

Most likely the company are simply 'window dressing' the business, if indeed they are seeking further fundrasing, via a share consolodation, then placement.

Another viable alternative is to delist....... out of the public eye, away from the constraints of AIM, who knows what decisons might be taken.

Certainly a risky business if you ask me.

[recto verso] 14/3/2009 15:56

Cheers LDM.

Freeview enables a potentially huge consumer base.

These viewers will hopefully log onto the net and visit the growing number of supporting websites.

Good stuff.

[recto verso] 12/3/2009 18:45

LDMachin,

Good work !!!! Fingers corssed as you say, im certainly a bit happier having read your research.

Nice if they are in bed with Channel Five, obviously costs would be shared and hopefully the Cellcast websites will still be promoted.

Not all doom and gloom (we hope), quite the contrary in fact,

RV

[davedaniels] 12/3/2009 18:38

You better watch out
You better not cry
Better not pout
I'm telling you why
Santa Claus is coming to town
He's making a list
And checking it twice;
Gonna find out Who's naughty and nice
Santa Claus is coming to town
He sees you when you're sleeping
He knows when you're awake
He knows if you've been bad or good
So be good for goodness sake!
O! You better watch out!
You better not cry
Better not pout
I'm telling you why
Santa Claus is coming to town
Santa Claus is coming to town

[21st century media company] 12/3/2009 10:40

LDM

Can you smell that?

It's the whiff of death.

Put this old dog down pleaseeee

[21st century media company] 11/3/2009 16:31

How many pairs of brown underpants did you buy today LDM?

[ldmachin] 11/3/2009 16:24

21st Century Liar,

Just got back from your paper round more like... you fraud and low life.

The shareprice doesn't bother me at all at present.

The lower the shareprice goes the cheaper i will be able to buy for, if Cellcast release a positive next update...

you are human filth.

[ldmachin] 11/3/2009 11:59

21st Century Liar,

I'll take no lessons from a proven liar and fraud...

... and a terrible investor to boot.

... not to mention a dreadful family man...

... don't forget to tip the service, and tip your wife too for any extras she gives.

[21st century media company] 11/3/2009 11:44

LDM

Well I've a table booked for 8pm. The wife is yak yak in my ear, so gotta dash.

Hopefully you will learn some humility & manners in my absence.

Wish me a good evening?

See you later.

[21st century media company] 11/3/2009 10:38

LDM

Why would I be jealous of a halfwit who has lost 5 years ISA savings on an AIM share which is headed for the knackers yard.

You've done your money. Stop projecting your anger onto other resepectable posters. Take some responsibility for your own actions.

Life is good in Thailand. I hear Hull has cold rain forecast later?

[21st century media company] 11/3/2009 10:21

LDM

You deleted it.

I don't need proof. We both know you're in it up to your brambles with this share.

That's why your getting so angry.

Grow up.

BTW

Lovely sunny afternoon in Chang Mai today. Me & the wife are out for dinner later........by the river.

[h d shoring] 11/3/2009 10:19

I take it the answer to 1738 was NO.

[21st century media company] 11/3/2009 09:55

LDM

THE BIGGEST NUMPTY INVESTOR OF 2008/2009 BUYING 400K CLTV AT 4.5P

YOU'RE BRICKING IT LDM

YOU SPEND 24/7, MORNING, NOON, NIGHT ON THIS THREAD PUMPING A DEAD DUCK, DEPERATELY LOOKING FOR 1P BID SO YOU CAN GET OUT WITH SOMETHING.

LOL

I SUGGEST YOU NIP OUT TO THE SHOPS AND INVEST IN SEVERAL PAIRS OF UNDERPANTS. I SUGGEST THE COLOUR BROWN

LOL

NUMPTY INVESTOR LDM

YOU'VE LONG SINCE DELETED THE EVIDENCE LDM.............WEASEL LITTLE MAN THAT YOU ARE.

BUT I SAW IT AND SO DID OTHERS