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Dori Media | DMG | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 23/9/2010 06:49 by silverfern It remains an intersting comapny, combining IP generation through programme making with daytoday running of a commercial tv channel. It's a model which was dismantled in the Uk some time ago but it is very successful. Maybe because the compnay shares held by very few people, who are in Israel, and because its output/success is not seen over here, interst has been low. BUt then DMG do nothing to generate a market for the shares, or even recognise they have a placing on the London market- until they address that, I won't reinvest |
Posted at 22/9/2008 13:40 by carlos panda Looks as though they have dropped the price to fill my limit order (sorry everyone!) but I'm happy to increase my DMG investment.EDIT - Or maybe due to a surprise sale at 90p (why sell on a 2009 PE of less than 3.5?). |
Posted at 04/7/2008 09:43 by simon14 The evidence shows that ditching your broker really doesnt help, Dan have released many positive notes on DMG their research is very thorough and more informed than most research ive seen from most of the top line brokers. After all Merryl only 2 weeks ago `forecast` a decline in UK house prices and a downgrade in home building stocks and that is AFTER an 80% fall in the sector.( now THAT is SH+T analysis.) We are in a bear market , sit tight and wait it out. |
Posted at 04/4/2008 08:23 by papalpower April 08 comment from HardmanDORI MEDIA Dori Media shares have trended down slightly since the annual results announcement in February. Next month will see one of the important TV trade exhibitions, MIPTV in Cannes (7-11 April). We understand DMG will be showcasing its successful telenovela Lalola in particular. DMG usually announces deals concluded shortly after the show so we are hoping for short term positive newsflow. |
Posted at 26/3/2008 12:08 by simon14 IChronicle article. Well It didnt say anything we didnt know, but reiterated the positive stance we all have in DMG, they added a buy recommendation. |
Posted at 25/3/2008 12:41 by papalpower DMG certainly looks cheap, however being overseas and on AIM you have to expect a fair discount to what would be "fair" value, in these markets. |
Posted at 21/2/2008 19:43 by greek islander UK-Analyst this evening:"Investors were tuning in to Dori Media (DMG), shares in which surged 21.5p to 185p, after the Israeli TV producer said pre-tax profits for the year ended 31 December 2007 jumped 60% to 8.15 million dollars on revenues that rose by 47% to 30 million dollars, due mainly to an increase in broadcasting sales. "The outlook for 2008 is very positive, particularly given LaLola's growing status in the market, as well as the anticipated revenue growth from the continuing success of Dori Media Distribution and Dori Media America, the Group's US subsidiary," said the firm." |
Posted at 21/2/2008 08:15 by silverfern well, it's about time. Still way, way short of where it should be. Do the PEG and invest. DO you think I am really pleased with the Sony deal- there may be other business coming from that. And if Sony thought buying the rights to DMG's telenovellas would give them bigger profits they could buy a controlling interest in DMG at these prices with their spare change |
Posted at 29/10/2007 08:17 by papalpower News today :DORI MEDIA GROUP Dori Media Acquires a 50% Stake in Central Park Productions S.A. and its T.V. Production Studios in Buenos Aires, Argentina Dori Media Group ('DMG' or 'the Company'), the international media company active in the field of television, with a focus on production, distribution, broadcasting and merchandising of Telenovela, announces today that Dori Media International GmbH, a fully owned subsidiary of DMG, has finalized an agreement to acquire, for the sum of US$1.1 million in cash, a 50% stake in Central Park Productions S.A. ('CPP'), an Argentinean T.V. production company specializing in TV productions and providing production services, who has owned production facilities and TV studios in Buenos Aires, Argentina, since 1997. CPP has USD 3.1 .million of debt giving the company an enterprise value of USD5.3 million. DMG has also provided a loan to CPP for approximately US$1.8 million which decreases CPP's current liabilities to US$1.3 million; this loan may be off-set against future productions filmed at CPP's studios for Dori Media Contenidos S.A. ('DMC'), DMI's wholly owned Argentinean production house. Celina Amadeo, who will be appointed as CEO of Central Park Productions and as Vice President of Production at DMC, holds the remaining 50% stake of CPP. Mrs. Amadeo has an extensive background in T.V. production Owning Studios Sonotex (1990-2000) in Buenos Aires and having produced around 50 Telenovelas, including hits such as 'Chiquititas', 'Perla Negra' and 'El Refugio'. Incorporated in 1997, Central Park Productions has produced more than 30 of its own Telenovelas and has assisted many other production houses with their productions, including several for DMG. CPP has 3 production studios that cover a combined area of approximately 2,000 square meters and approximately 500 square meters of offices. The studios are fully equipped and have the capability to film outdoors, on location. The acquisition of this 50% stake in Central Park Productions gives Dori Media Contenidos S.A. guaranteed access to, and production time at the studios. DMG has previously used the studios to shoot hits such as 'El Refugio' and 'Collar de Esmeralda' Central Park Productions is currently servicing DMG in its new worldwide hit production, 'LaLola' (based on the original idea of Sebastian Ortega, Underground Productions) and the production of 'Patito Feo' which is produced by Ideas del Sur from Argentina and the Mexican media giant Televisa (DMG owns the rights to and distributes 'Patito Feo' worldwide except to the American continent, Spain Andorra, Italy, Greece and Portugal). Nadav Palti, President and CEO of DMG, commented: 'We are delighted at having completed this deal which will provide Dori Media with guaranteed production time at these very important and extremely busy studios. In addition to this, not only will Dori Media benefit from the obvious synergies and cost savings generated by filming at what will be our own studios, this acquisition is also very much part of our strategy to strengthen our production arm in Latin America to make us one of the major production houses in the region.' For further information on Dori Media Group, please visit our website on www.dorimedia.com or contact: |
Posted at 27/10/2007 01:41 by papalpower 26-10-2007Dori Media Statement re Shareholder Dealings DORI MEDIA GROUP Shareholder DealingsDori Media Group ("DMG" or "the Company"), the international media company active in the field of television, with a focus on production, distribution, broadcasting and merchandising of Telenovela, has been informed that Mapal Communications Ltd. ("Mapal") has purchased Granite Hacarmel's 31.4% holding in Licensing Dynamics International ("LDI"), a licensing merchandizing company owned by Mapal. This dealing increases Mapal's indirect holdings in DMG, due to LDI's stake in Mapal Eden Telenobles Ltd which owns a direct stake in DMG and LDI's majority stake in Direct to Retail Ltd. ("DTR"), which owns a direct and indirect stake in DMG. This current dealing takes Mapal's direct and indirect holding in DMG from 7,459,506 ordinary shares, or 36.56% of issued share capital to 8,127,359 ordinary shares, or 39.83% of the issued share capital. Mapal's direct holding in the Company amounts to 483,625 shares or 2.37% of capital. Because of their interest in Mapal, Ms. Tamar Mozes Borovitz and Mr. Nadav Palti now have an indirect interest in Dori Media Group of 4,780,799 (23.43%), and 1,673,280 (8.2%) ordinary shares respectively. The conditional placing of 2,567,000 ordinary shares of NIS 0.10 par value each, announced on the 16th of October 2007, with institutional investors, will decrease Mapal's direct and indirect holding in DMG from 39.83% of issued share capital to 35.38% of the issued share capital. Because of their interest in Mapal, holdings belonging to Ms. Tamar Mozes Borovitz and Mr. Nadav Palti will decrease to 20.81% and 7.28% of the issued share capital respectively. |
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