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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Dori Media | DMG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 40.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 40.00 | 40.00 |
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Posted at 22/9/2008 09:56 by carlos panda The spread at the moment (115 - 100!) is not appealing and must be putting many potential investors off... I certainly would have increased my holding otherwise. |
Posted at 07/8/2008 11:39 by simon14 Ignored by investors |
Posted at 26/6/2008 10:39 by carlos panda Yet more market madness! Do investors actually believe that people are going to stop watching television because they are feeling less wealthy? Surely quite the opposite - telenovelas are exactly the type of soap opera escapism that becomes more popular in times of hardship...It really does seem as though many PIs have the attention span of a goldfish these days (: |
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 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. |
Posted at 05/10/2007 14:22 by nickcduk I would expect a few more contract wins to be announced over the coming days/weeks. Should help build some momentum and raise the profile of the company to investors. Its in such a sweet spot at the moment with strong exposure to emerging markets and especially the hispanic market. Should break out to new highs over the coming days and weeks. |
Posted at 23/8/2007 23:41 by greek islander Dori in a blitz of new movesTV soaps specialist Dori Media lifted first-half profits by $300,000 (£150,000) to $2.4 million and says it is comfortable with market expectations. The Indonesian start-up is still in loss but is expected to break even in 2008. Growth Company Investor today: "Recent months have seen a string of new business wins that bode well for the future. Dori Media Spike has won the right to produce and operate premium film and series channels for Israeli cable service HOT in a deal worth upwards of $22.5 million over three years. The new channels will be launched in January next year. A new telenovela, Laiola, has been launched in Argentina and has already been sold to ten broadcasters around the world. It will begin to make an impact on the figures in the second half of the current year. Finally, Dori has launched the first online telenovela channels in partnership with Google's YouTube. Tipped here in March this year at 180p, Dori shares are currently 168.5p, but look well worth persevering with." |
Posted at 23/8/2007 23:39 by greek islander From Growth Company Investor tipsDori in a blitz of new moves TV soaps specialist Dori Media lifted first-half profits by $300,000 (£150,000) to $2.4 million and says it is comfortable with market expectations. The Indonesian start-up is still in loss but is expected to break even in 2008. "Recent months have seen a string of new business wins that bode well for the future. Dori Media Spike has won the right to produce and operate premium film and series channels for Israeli cable service HOT in a deal worth upwards of $22.5 million over three years. The new channels will be launched in January next year. A new telenovela, Laiola, has been launched in Argentina and has already been sold to ten broadcasters around the world. It will begin to make an impact on the figures in the second half of the current year. Finally, Dori has launched the first online telenovela channels in partnership with Google's YouTube. Tipped here in March this year at 180p, Dori shares are currently 168.5p, but look well worth persevering with." |
Posted at 29/3/2007 08:47 by silverfern No, same as last year's event. There is an EMG on 5 May in regard to stock options. I expect announcements before that, but following today's AGM there is likely to be some activity as investors over there take a view . |
Posted at 20/2/2007 07:50 by silverfern EPS of around 11p a share! (21cents) . WHat I like about the revenue model is that further sales of TV series only draw small commission costs, core costs being covered by core sales. They have found a growing niche and are set IMHO to grow faster in the next year than in the one just gone as demand for these programmes is growing. With a current p/e of 9 the prospective p/e makes this look very attractivePosted a while back but well worth a look to newbies: go to investor relations and d'load the rpesentation |
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