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GMR Gaming Realms Plc

40.00
0.80 (2.04%)
Last Updated: 13:09:41
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gaming Realms Plc LSE:GMR London Ordinary Share GB00BBHXD542 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.80 2.04% 40.00 39.50 40.10 40.90 39.00 39.00 247,904 13:09:41
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 23.56M 5.93M 0.0202 19.80 117.47M
Gaming Realms Plc is listed in the Computer Related Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GMR. The last closing price for Gaming Realms was 39.20p. Over the last year, Gaming Realms shares have traded in a share price range of 28.00p to 42.50p.

Gaming Realms currently has 293,667,839 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gaming Realms is £117.47 million. Gaming Realms has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 19.80.

Gaming Realms Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/8/2020
12:08
Nice to see we started the week on the up
iroquoi
10/8/2020
11:47
Deceant start to the week for us :-)
cheshire man
10/8/2020
10:53
The way it has started to move, before September IMO!
mylands
10/8/2020
08:33
With US states opening up to online gambling and GMR expecting to be EBITDA positive these should be heading for 30p come September.
nashwan123
07/8/2020
17:40
Lanista....we need an update from the Oracle!

Couple of quality days there.

lyndon b
07/8/2020
11:41
Well fair play to Lanista , this could be what he pretty much what he predicted with a certain number of shares to be sold by unhappy holders who would sell into any rise. I think we are just about done on that.

I also think 18p was an important resistance level. Id be very happy for us to close above that.

With a shareholder register now likely to be dominated by happy holders who are in the money, and great prospects for GMR via new deals and the ongoing opening of the US market things are looking rosy.

brownie69
07/8/2020
11:08
This is nice viewing.
lyndon b
07/8/2020
10:01
New highs.....just!
bigbigdave
06/8/2020
09:50
Just to correct brownie the results appear to have been moved forward three weeks based on last year - v positive I'll leave again don't want to annoy Donald
ronwilkes123
06/8/2020
09:47
Volume picking up with these delayed trades being posted, most of which appear to be buys.
mylands
06/8/2020
07:16
H1 results out on 8th September.

I remain convinced that they are going to be good and should lead to earning upgrades.

The read across from other operators, particularly the non sports betting element is strong.
The new deals that GMR keep signing
Our Q1 results were good and Q2 has to be better as it had the lockdown effect for a full quarter.

brownie69
05/8/2020
08:29
Nice update double big dave and good to see some buyers coming in off the back of it.
lyndon b
05/8/2020
08:05
Sounds like another significant deal.
brownie69
05/8/2020
07:59
EXcellent :-)
cheshire man
05/8/2020
07:04
Great news....

Gaming Realms PLC

05 August 2020

Gaming Realms Plc

("Gaming Realms", the "Company" or the "Group")

Gaming Realms signs agreement with Oryx Gaming expanding international reach

Gaming Realms plc, the developer and licensor of mobile focused gaming content, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a three-year licensing and distribution agreement with Oryx Gaming ("Oryx"), a BRAGG Gaming Group company and leading content aggregation, player engagement and data services platform for gaming operators globally.

Under the terms of the agreement, Oryx will have access to Gaming Realms' entire Slingo Originals portfolio. The ever growing and popular Slingo games including Slingo Rainbow Riches, Slingo Centurion and Monopoly Slingo will be distributed via the Ory x Hub platform.

As part of the agreement, Oryx will also be able to license the Slingo content to over 100 operators worldwide, through existing partnerships.

The integration of Gaming Realms' Slingo Originals portfolio into Oryx's platform is set to significantly increase the Company's global reach as it extends its distribution in the European market.

Michael Buckley, Executive Chairman of Gaming Realms, commented: "We are very proud to be working with such an esteemed partner platform in our growing online gaming sector. As a result of this exciting new deal we will be able to offer the Slingo Originals portfolio to new audiences enabling us to grow and welcome a new generation of Slingo fans."

Matevz Mazij, Managing Director of Oryx Gaming, said: "Oryx has a localised approach to games and a fantastic reputation for delivery of top-quality games. We are pleased to add the Slingo portfolio to our platform and further enhance our offering with their market leading products.

"The Slingo games library offers a unique blend of bingo and slots which brings an exciting and fresh experience to our operator partners and their players."

bigbigdave
31/7/2020
08:16
I must admit, that bringing Gareth Scott to be responsible for developing business for GMR in non-American countries is a pretty good move, if I remember correctly, he was pretty good when he was working for Scientific Gaming, and I think that it was the same position. Craig Falciglia is still doing the same for North America, by the way, he is the grandson of the creator of Slingo. If I understand correctly, those two will be working together to expand GMR. This is the first time in GMR history that an important position in the company is going to professionals (who are good at it), and not to one of the “founders̶1; or their cronies who don’t have a clue what it’s all about. Next appointment must be the CEO, that’s it.
lanista 0202
30/7/2020
18:28
Thanks for your comments Lanista. I realise you have been in a long time, certainly know more about the company than I do and are not a great fan of some of the management.

Like has been mentioned before, the current crop seem to be producing the right type of financials that should lift the share price and we have already seen evidence of this. Whether it is just good Covid timing, I don’t know, but their numbers are good, should continue to be good and they do seem to have general investor support as they are holding up when others are taking a battering.

lyndon b
30/7/2020
16:44
Lanista,

I'm not a genius. What are their plans for the company if its not to grow the company and thus the SP?

brownie69
30/7/2020
08:30
Lyndon, in 2013, at the beginning of the story called GMR, the directors made certain share packages that would be activated on certain targets. Originally, there was supposed to be 28 mil B shares, which in theory would be worth £1 as a complete package if the company was sold to someone else. That was supposed to be exercised by the 1st of August this year. They exchanged this package for 9 mil of the ordinary shares activated when the company reaches a target of 20p. So in case of a sale, this 9 mil of shares would be worth as much as any other shares. I absolutely do not agree with them awarding themselves any shares because the target of 20p was supposed to be reached 6 years ago. Once they even reached 30p, but they used that to sell expensive paper to the existing shareholders so that they could get money to buy garbage, which they sold to River last year. So thankfully they sold that garbage to River last year. So this should tell you something, they are not interested in 28 million shares which will pay them dividends, but will only give £1 in case the company is sold, they are more interested in 9mil shares which will give them the full value in case the company is sold. Not just that these two people are untalented and tired, with a huge lack of information and transparency, but every one of their “clever” actions are see-through, you don’t have to be a genius to see what their plans are for this company.
lanista 0202
29/7/2020
20:59
I've been out all day, but just saw the RNS on 2 exec directors getting 9m shares at 10p, subject to an exercise price of 20p/share, with some timelines attached....thoughts please.
lyndon b
29/7/2020
13:02
Unfortunately I am not sitting as pretty as that, but I am still in, as cannot ignore such good financials from this business.
lyndon b
29/7/2020
12:08
Anyone who bought in at 9p is sitting on a good profit and can afford to bide their time till the next step up which will be when half yearly results are released. Those who then try to get back in will have to have to take their chances when there is a scramble for shares.
john148
29/7/2020
09:31
Hi Lanista, I'm happy I've been relatively proven right here. I wish you the best moving forward with this share. I don't listen to others, especially twitter. Farewell
ronwilkes123
29/7/2020
09:22
We should not really be upset at Ron. If he is backing any kind of his claims with any kind of knowledge, then maybe. But he is just parachuting with statements that he comes up with, just to be contrary. The shares are doing exactly what they should be doing. The volume is picking up nicely, and hopefully it will carry on like this for all of August. The faster that people who were planning on a fast return leave, the better. Brownie, I agree that H1 should be pretty good, no reason to think the opposite. Showing positivity in two quarters in a row will bring different kind of investors and everything will become even more serious. So I’m still buying because after the results, it’s just going to be too expensive.
lanista 0202
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