Deal Media Share Discussion Threads

[sabretooth] 15/7/2008 16:16

you got a good price. well done.

[currypata kai] 15/7/2008 15:24

just bought 500k

[sabretooth] 14/7/2008 09:20

150k sell is fast money from friday. my target is still 2.5p by year end.

[almosr] 11/7/2008 12:35

Thanks TMN, but you only need to click on the link above the chart to read it!

[tmnholder] 11/7/2008 11:29

For anyone who's interested, here's a copy of the AGM statement:

REG-Deal Group Media PLC AGM Statement

Released: 11/07/2008

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RNS Number : 8587Y

Deal Group Media PLC

11 July 2008


Press Release 11 July 2008


Deal Group Media plc

("DGM" or "the Group")

AGM Statement

Deal Group Media plc (AIM: DGM), an independent online marketing group, will
hold its Annual General Meeting at 10:00am today at the 19 Cavendish Square,
London W1A 2AW.

At the meeting Adrian Moss, CEO, will provide the following trading update:

"The Group's strategy is to continue its focus on the Asia-Pacific region,
including Australia, where for Asia Pacific in particular, the state of
evolution for Internet advertising is significantly lower than in the UK and
Europe.

Currently Asian advertisers do not allocate as high a proportion of their total
advertising budget to Internet compared to elsewhere whilst consumer adoption is
high and growing. High growth rates in online advertising spend are expected as
advertisers align their Internet spend to consumer media consumption.

The levels of genuine competition are similarly low. There are few suppliers
currently that can offer advertisers the width of services, technologies,
experience and expertise that we offer.

Delivering a demonstrable return on investment for clients is at the core of the
Groups offering and this type of advertising is less susceptible to macro
economic downturns, which actually strengthen advertisers focus of getting value
for money and only increases the relevancy of our offering.

Operationally we are making solid progress and from our Singapore base the
holding company continues to support our three business units DGM, AKTIV and
Deploy with DGM still delivering by far the majority of our results to date.

Solutions offered by DGM are either single or multiple routes to clients target
audience. Search engine marketing, affiliate marketing and banner advertising
are the dominant strategies.

DGM's current delivery is dominated by Australia who continues to enjoy a
dominant market position, recently winning the inaugural Australian Internet
Advertising Bureau ("IAB") award for search engine marketing. The DGM Singapore
and India operations are progressing well with India showing month on month
growth, now making a consistently positive contribution to the Group. Singapore,
which launched several months later than India, expects to deliver a positive
contribution in Q3. DGM Singapore client wins include Starhub, Jetstar and
Panasonic. DGM India client wins Make My Trip, Yatra, and Barclays Bank

AKTIV, a media sales business, launched in Singapore in Q3 2007 has quickly
established itself as the leading digital advertising sales house in Singapore
and has picked up a number of exclusive sales representation contracts with
online publishers such as Imeem, a leading music based social networking site,
Muliply, a social networking site, Virtual Tourist and WAYN both leading Asia
Travel sites. Locally, within Asia Pac Aktiv have agreements pending with a
number of leading industry brands,

AKTIV has bolstered its regional footprint with the establishment of a small
satellite office in Hong Kong and expects to start making a positive
contribution to the Group within the financial year.

The AKTIV division also includes our South African business operating under the
Fuel Group brand. This has been performing in line with expectation during the
current financial year. As non-core element of the Asia Pacific strategy the
Board is considering a proposed offer for divestment.

Deploy is the latest offering in the Group providing a more complete digital
media strategy and execution service covering both brand and direct response
campaigns. Currently in a pre-launch phase, Deploy has signed a regional
strategic alliance with BBDO/Proximity Asia, a creative division of the Omnicom
Group. This relationship will see BBDO/Proximity clients being offered a
uniquely complete digital creative and media strategy service, in initially in
Singapore and the Philippines.

The Group is benefitting in the current year from the sales of the majority
share in the UK operating with central costs down by over 20% year to date,
based on unaudited accounts.

In line with internal expectations the Group delivered positive earnings, before
interests, taxation, depreciation and amortisation ("EBITDA") in May and June
2008 and the Board remains confident that despite its investment in the Asia
Pacific region the Group will deliver a positive EBITDA for the current
financial year.

- Ends -

For further information, please contact:


Deal Group Media plc
Adrian Moss, Chief Executive Tel: [phone]
www.dealgroupmediaplc.com



Daniel Stewart & Company plc
Lindsay Mair Tel: [phone]
www.danielstewart.co.uk



Abchurch Communications
Ariane Comstive / Nick Probert Tel: [phone]
[e-mail] www.abchurch-group.com



This information is provided by RNS

The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END

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[almosr] 11/7/2008 11:13

Back to the heady territory of 1p+ soon....?
We haven't there for a few months!

[sabretooth] 11/7/2008 11:01

2 x 1,000,000 buys

vote of confidence

[fireplace22] 11/7/2008 10:41

Positive AGM statement.

[tmnholder] 11/7/2008 10:40

What's going on at DGM? Why the jump in SP?

[almosr] 11/7/2008 10:39

Far from impossible, sabretooth.
They do seem to be getting their act together at long last!
I am crediting David Lees, the chairman, for getting Moss to buckle down and be professional.

[sabretooth] 11/7/2008 08:35

sell off has been way over done. DGM will turn a nice little profit this year.

my target 2.5p by end of the year.

[almosr] 08/7/2008 16:16

I do wonder if that million was not a buy?

[fireplace22] 07/7/2008 12:13

I think its due to the fact that ADVFN went off line before the close of play on friday. So its just a correction related to that.

[shuell] 07/7/2008 12:06

Not sure why this is showing an increase. It was 0.750 to 1p on Friday as well, or am I missing something?

[almosr] 07/7/2008 10:32

Another little tick-up on news of small sale.
AGM is on Friday.......I wonder if there is going to be some news?
with David Lees as chairman now, you can bet that he will not just allow this to slip away into oblivion.
Whether that will be good news for other shareholders remains to be seen.

[bigboobs] 02/7/2008 18:07

WTF market crashes dgm only safe haven huh?

[almosr] 02/7/2008 11:36

Gulp.......that is a first on this share.....a tick-UP?????
On the back of two small sells???????
I think I am going to hide my head under the duvet, and not come out for a year.

[scruff1] 23/6/2008 19:12

Not as long as this share price will

[kirs] 23/6/2008 14:55

So who runs the company now? Adrian or Fionn? The company needs to be managed like a public company rather than Adrains private play thing. Reputations take a long time to recover.

[scruff1] 20/6/2008 08:34

That 880k was a buy. TDW at 0.0085. Not a massive amount but £6.5k in a co. as illiquid as this must to be for a reason. Interesting.

[almosr] 02/6/2008 10:32

hello, hello..... a change of advisor? I see the hand of David Lees becoming increasingly interventionist.
He will not allow this to ramble on towards its doom. Expect some fireworks from them before long. Whether that will be good or bad for shareholders is anyone's guess, but perhaps a bit of "kill or cure" is what is needed here.

[shuell] 30/5/2008 09:39

I think we will be seeing more and more people selling shares in all stocks as the credit crunch kicks in even further. These are desperate times for many.

[sabretooth] 30/5/2008 09:29

someone must be desperate for cash. they got totally screwed by MMs.

should have sold in 500k chunks and got closer to mid price. clown.