Gfinity Share Discussion Threads

[baggariddim] 25/9/2021 04:39

John Clarke, Gfinity Chief Executive said: "We are delighted to have been selected by Nintendo as the partner to operate an extended tournament programme for Splatoon 2. The tournament structure has been designed to be highly competitive and entertaining, and we are excited to help bring the competition to players and fans alike."

[markstevenkirby80] 23/9/2021 17:58

10p + this time next month

[charlie9038] 20/9/2021 08:52

Aish, Stopckopedia rates all growth stock bargains a low, its how their system works, if you wait for their green go signal you will miss the boat. Even when this doubles stockopedia will still be saying its a sucker stock. GLA

[baggariddim] 19/9/2021 23:01

People were saying the same thing when this was under 1p.The company is going through a transformational phase at the moment.So much potential here.

[aishah] 19/9/2021 00:47

£4m sales, £36m mkt cap, over one billion shares in issue, Stockopedia rates them as a Sucker stock, TTM operating profit of -£5.29m, DYOR: The Company's issued share capital as at 14 September 2021 comprises 1,095,513,248 Ordinary Shares, with one voting right per share.

[goforgold1] 18/9/2021 07:32

Wow what happened here then. Under 4p

[yus777] 15/9/2021 14:44

nt trade to buy

[charlie9038] 12/9/2021 18:10

https://twitter.com/SharePickers/status/1437036953271160839?s=20

[baggariddim] 10/9/2021 09:54

I want to see gfin announce that theyre getting into gaming NFTs.This area is going to explode over the next few years and we need to be in early.

[charlie9038] 09/9/2021 13:51

https://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/articles/john-clarke-ceo-of-gfinity-explains-the-benefits-the-siegegg-acquisition-2062996/ "We have lofty ambitions" Just on their Digital Media business, mid-term target (12-18 months) £14m high margin revenue & mid-longer term £40m. GLA

[shandypants2] 09/9/2021 10:36

The reporting timelines are very similar to last year - as an AIM company final results must be published within 6 months - GFIN will do so within 4 months, so no issues there IMHO. Just a thought - warrants expire on 20th Oct 2021 and these legacy warrants have clearly had a negative impact on the share price. It is very possible that the results and other positive news will be timed to be released to maximise the share upside - that will be from 21/10/21 onwards. Also don't forget the only acquisition that will impact 30/6/21 results will be Epicstream , the 2 recent acquisitions were are YE period end so will not 'muddy the water'. Good interview on Vox yesterday. As an example Epicsteam daily revenues grown from £2k a day to £3k (so £1m a year). Via GDM short term aim is to increase current 15m users generating 15p each to 50m generating 30p each.

[2magpies] 08/9/2021 22:30

The Board have been spinning this out for a very long time, already. Time for, immediate, revenues + chunky EBITDA+ figs 'we intend to do wonderful things' no longer suffices as a 'business plan'!!!

[baggariddim] 08/9/2021 18:40

The board are no duck eggs.Im sure they know where the best revenue streams lie and will develop them to the max.Bit more patience,maybe tin hats till end of October and were off to the races.

[charlie9038] 08/9/2021 15:04

https://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/articles/gfinity-makes-further-significant-transaction-by-acquiring-siege-gg--ce712b2/?utm_source=Vox+Markets+Newsletter&utm_campaign=e6fa180d5a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_09_08_10_42&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_9a70c2b674-e6fa180d5a-143044944

[kaos3] 08/9/2021 12:06

GFIN built its backbone and started to add organs, hanging them to the backbone - building into its organism I want to see how solid the backbone is and the contribution of each new organ to the whole organism structured clarity should be provided - costs vs revenue vs margin vs user numbers - before and after

[kaos3] 08/9/2021 12:02

I will be glad to see monetization broken down as or similar: - adds - organization service to the big Cos (organizing tournaments, fan sites ...) - revenue per site retail member/month and giving us margins on each segment or similar structured KPIs

[kaos3] 08/9/2021 11:52

I think we will have to look at the revenue of the "original business" and revenue adj for acquisitions, same with cash flow and "profits" I do expect overall negative cash flow even if the original business turned the corner ( and that must be said if so - not hidden in the new whole ) as there is a lot of activity ongoing which costs most at the start - until done and chewed If their report will start with the tech achievements, views etc - no good sign indeed

[shandypants2] 08/9/2021 11:02

Magpie - results will be released in October, as they were last year (as recently confirmed by CEO). If guidance has not been met we would have been told so nothing to panic about IMHO. I think the website acquisitions are being undertaken as GFIN is having great success at taking small profitable companies and making them better and more profitable. The digital media channel seems to be the driver for revenues and is relatively low cost so GFIN seem to be currently prioritising this area of the business. That's what successful companies do - they have a number of opportunities and focus resources on the areas that are performing the best. Today is good news

[2magpies] 08/9/2021 09:18

GFIN were supposed to have been well into EBITDA+ territory by now. (please don't spout on about the pandemic thing, as lockdown got everyone sitting indoors in front of screens..ought to have been perfect for GFIN) All these 'acquisitions', imo, are beginning to look like smokescreens.. obscuring lack of any significant revenue. Just lots of activity, page views etc etc, and now, lord have mercy, 'twitter followers'! Please, no more foraging for titbits: just deliver profits, from what you already have.

[charlie9038] 08/9/2021 08:00

For the year ended 31 December 2020, SiegeGG reported unaudited revenues of $0.1 million and profit before tax of c$40k. It had net assets on 31 December 2020 of $68k. the previous owners of SiegeGG, will be issued with 9.0 million new ordinary Gfinity shares in consideration for the Acquisition. The founder(s) will also be entitled to an annual payment of 30% of revenues generated by SiegeGG, Think Siege have had a result 9 mil x 0.04p =360K plus 30% revenues 2 years Also think its a win for GF

[parsons4] 08/9/2021 07:57

The figures from the bought company up to December are nothing but the £400k initial consideration seems reasonable. Once again it is what GFIN can do with it that matters. Very often a new small business struggles after early success, both buyer and seller realise what can be achieved here. I think this strategy is perfect for GFIN, and they should grow into a very big outfit. GLA

[its the oxman] 08/9/2021 07:41

Looks a good bolt on addition. Interesting story unfoding here.

[kaos3] 08/9/2021 07:17

PS first two years revenue sharing "payment" reassures me that they expect exponential growth after the transaction

[kaos3] 08/9/2021 07:11

on the roll GFIN as a consolidator is offering 1. monetization 2. spreading of the techs through GDM 3. a tribe home to the like minded small creators what we need now is the proof that the small add on buying strategy works in the real life in getting multiples of revenues and customers compared to the original purchase state of the bought Co