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CHW Chime Comms.

364.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Chime Comms. LSE:CHW London Ordinary Share GB00B2QY9355 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 364.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Chime Comms. Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/5/2013
21:25
IG index have the IMS down for Wednesday so seems likely
dahhad
12/5/2013
22:47
IMS this week? Agm is Weds so we may get it then.
funkmasterp12
26/4/2013
08:28
Seems to be starting to run up a bit here. Anyone know anything?
mattafc
24/4/2013
23:02
Back approaching normality again.As you were :)
funkmasterp12
18/4/2013
09:08
What's happening here? This has gone into freefall as of late.

Every broker says 'Buy' with an avg target of 300p - don't understand why we've had a fall.

funkmasterp12
08/4/2013
22:00
Some massive sells today
pjhutchy
31/1/2013
20:41
That's that sorted. I like the bit about it enhancing earning straight away. Wpp hold over 20pcent now and they acquire companies like we eat roast dinners. It has to happen at some stage.
pjhutchy
31/1/2013
17:14
("Chime")

Completion of acquisition of Complete Leisure Group Limited ('CLG')



On 26 October 2012, Chime, the international communications and sports marketing group, announced that it had entered into an option agreement with Lord Coe whereby on exercise of the option it would acquire Lord Coe's 93% interest in CLG. That option has now been exercised and the acquisition has been completed. Lord Coe has now been appointed Executive Chairman of CSM Sport and Entertainment.

CLG owns the rights to all Lord Coe's income streams over the next fifteen years. Primarily, these income streams constitute commissions, royalties and consulting income. Lord Coe is one of the most high profile figures in world sport and the proposed acquisition of CLG will assist CSM Sport & Entertainment in its ambition to become one of the top three sports and entertainment businesses in the world.

On completion Chime paid an initial £1.96 million in cash (an increase from the £1.5 million referred to in the announcement dated 26 October 2012 reflecting the level of net assets on closing). In addition deferred consideration capped at £10.2 million is payable over the period to March 2017 on the achievement of various financial targets. Gross assets on completion were £764,000. In the year to December 2012 CLG's pretax profit was £154,000. The transaction is expected to be immediately earnings enhancing.

- Ends -

gretel1921
03/1/2013
15:59
Headin back towards early October levels. Anyone got a view on what's behind it?
mattafc
07/11/2012
14:18
Two buys for 500,000 shares taken through within 1 minute of each other at 90p is this the start of a bid just before the next statement and before the Lord Coe thing settles out?

Ideas?

bilboburgler
26/10/2012
16:25
any thoughts out there on the beating Chime have taken over the last month?

sure there will be profit taking after the rally from 150p but its going down like there's a problem?

12at
16/9/2012
06:10
Sunday Times.............

CHIME, the advertising and marketing firm, is in talks to buy Lord Coe's sports consultancy business in a deal set to deliver a seven-figure payout for the former Olympics chief.

It is understood that Chime is close to agreeing a takeover of Complete Leisure Group (CLG), a company founded in 2005 to control Coe's business interests. Following the acquisition, Coe would become the figurehead of Chime's growing sports marketing division. Chime has recently expanded into Brazil, host to the next football World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.

The former Olympic gold medallist is in line for a windfall of more than £1m on top of a salary and bonus deal potentially worth several hundred thousand pounds a year for the part-time role. Sources said Coe still wants to become chairman of the British Olympic Association. However, Coe could face numerous conflicts of interest if he sells out to Chime so soon after overseeing London's Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Chime's profits jumped almost 50% to £11m in the first half of 2012 after winning work from 15 of the 60 top sponsors of the Olympics. Its sports marketing wing arranged corporate hospitality for 40,000 visitors to the Games.

Chime declined to comment.

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08/9/2012
14:04
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hectorp
29/8/2012
10:02
Pretty good no? Looks like EV/EBITDA ratios could still be reasonably low IMO, so hopefully some credible upside from here. Any views?
qs9
17/8/2012
11:55
Agree oblivion. approx 8/9% reduction over 2 days does seem heavy to me aswell, and frustrating because no obvious reason has come to the fore. I'm putting it down to either a sell off as the holders' targets hit the round figure 200 mark, or something else (maybe a takeover)that is yet to be announced.
edmate
16/8/2012
16:58
Large reduction in the share price on a low trading volume, seemingly no news driving the stock down but wispers of a sell off prior to a take over bid. Anyone know what is going on?
oblivion0280
14/8/2012
15:09
I have set up a presentation and Q&A with the directors for Tuesday 25th September in London at their HQ for any of you who would like to get to know the company more.
Just let me know if you want to be added to the list of attendees.

davidosh
17/7/2012
15:34
crawling up..
goofball25
05/6/2012
11:51
If the PR division is performing so poorly under current management and being sold off to current management then was there a bidding process with external parties offered the opportunity to take it and make desired changes??
That way shareholders not the management would get the best price even if it means the MBO team paying a higher price ! These internal carve ups are rarely good news for shareholders as management have the upper hand and are not going to pay any more than the minimum they can get away with !

davidosh
02/6/2012
21:10
Does nobody else have any thoughts on this?

This deal is too cheap and Bell heading Chime has sold this to himself at the other company. This isnt a great deal for share holders.

lennonsalive
31/5/2012
06:36
Sale of part of the PR business for £19.6m, as per business strategy

However that is made up of £14.9 million cash and the rest in shares of the business they sold it too.

Disposal of 8% of the business on the cheap then, as 8x 2011 profit.

Is this the reason the dip in share price?

Intrested in others opinions here.

with the cash of 14.9m and cash held so far, total = £21.8 million on mcap of £122m

lennonsalive
21/5/2012
19:02
Could well be. This is looking very cheap though.

Still, falling knives and all that.

trademap
14/5/2012
17:56
Next stop 120ish?!
lennonsalive
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