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Posted at 18/9/2010 17:50 by veryniceperson Investors ChronicleA very very very good article indeed. For all to read and you are all very welcome. |
Posted at 19/3/2010 15:06 by veryniceperson Investors ChronicleOn its website, Independent Media Distribution (IMD) describes itself as an "electronic postman". And there's no contest between delivering radio and television adverts electronically or by video via a black cab. But old-fashioned ways tend to linger and replacing them will fuel IMD's growth for several years to come. Advertising In the UK, IMD and a private rival have reduced the amount of ads on video tapes to about a fifth of the market. But the video markets in Germany and France are wide open for electronic conversion as videos still account for around 90 per cent of ad deliveries there. Indeed, 2009 revenue growth would have been modest but for a jump in international revenues (including Ireland) from just £300,000 to £1.4m as operations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (GAS) became profitable. The company has also developed several new services including unique identification numbers for commercials in France. So for growth IMD may not have to look further afield than France and GAS for several years. Broker Charles Stanley forecasts 2010 normalised profits (excluding amortisation) to rise from £1.7m to £2.2m on sales of £10m. On the same basis, earnings advance from 3.79p to 4.66p. Another £1m on sales in 2011 could push up profits to £2.6m and earnings to 5.54p. On the basis of these forecasts, IMD;s shares remain cheap and are a buy. |
Posted at 14/3/2008 11:55 by anode IMD gets a nice write-up in today's Investors Chronicle, with a BUY rating: |
Posted at 15/11/2007 23:00 by wjccghcc Actually the Britel fund nominees holding hasn't changed at all (see the holding announcement of Apr 2005). What's happened is that the entire Possfund nominees holding was transferred to Barclays Global Investors a couple of weeks ago. Whether that's from change of investment manager or because Possfund can't hold AIM shares or another reason, I don't know. |
Posted at 08/11/2007 08:04 by veryniceperson You can't please some investors, seems like we are having another down day and with a decent trading statement barley a week old. Funny old game. |
Posted at 24/9/2007 15:45 by games From IMD site (doc)IMD SIGNS UP AS KEY SUPPLIER TO DIGITAL MEDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LEPORELLO AND OPENS GERMAN OFFICE IN FRANKFURT 5 September 2007 - Independent Media Distribution plc (IMD) after launching its digital distribution service for TV commercials in Germany last month, today announces the signing of its second major client; Leporello. Founded in 1996, IMD is the UK's leading and longest established distributor of advertising commercials, music videos and data to TV & Radio broadcasters. Leporello, the revolutionary online tool for motion picture images and digital data, will work with IMD as the supplier for the digital distribution of TV commercials in Germany. Leporello, which is currently employed by several major advertising agencies and post production companies, will integrate with IMD to offer its clients a fully comprehensive, high quality, faster and more accurate advertising delivery service. Leporello's Managing Director Nabil Moghib commented: "I have worked closely with IMD for several months and am convinced that they will be able to offer the highest quality service possible for Leporello's clients. Tapeless distribution of commercials is a logical extension of the tapeless services already offered by the Leporello platform and I know our clients are keen to use the service provided by IMD." IMD is already distributing commercials digitally to two key German broadcasters and currently has installations underway at two more major broadcasters. As more broadcasters connect to IMD's True Digital Delivery TM system, IMD expects to have full coverage of the German TV market by the end of 2007. IMD is also celebrating the opening of its German headquarters in Frankfurt. This is IMD's first office in mainland Europe and joins IMD's other offices in London and Dublin. IMD will provide a full ingest and Quality Control service for TV commercials from this office as well as offering customer service for its clients and broadcaster partners. Simon Cox, CEO of IMD commented, "the opening of our new office in Frankfurt and the signing of Leporello underlines IMD's commitment to working in Germany." -ends- Further information from: Ross Priestley, Director of Business Development, IMD +44 (0) 207 468 6891 / ross@imdplc.com Nabil Moghib, Managing Director, Leporello +49 40-43169-696 / nm@leporello.tv Lorette Nettar, IMD (Trade PR) +44 (0) 7968 521 684 / lorette@hspr.com Hudson Sandler PR Alistair Mackinnon-Musson/Nic Editor's Notes IMD is the UK & ROI's leading media logistics company distributing over 50% of all radio and TV commercials. True Digital Delivery TM is a digital file based delivery system of TV commercials developed by IMD PLC About IMD Independent Media Distribution PLC (IMD), founded in 1996 and AIM listed is the UK's leading digital distributor of advertising commercials, music videos and data to TV and radio broadcasters. IMD works with all of the UK's top creative and media agencies, post production houses and broadcasters connecting more components of the UK's advertising and media community than anyone else. IMD calls this 'Media Logistics''. IMD's media solutions are operated through four businesses: IMD TV and IMD Radio delivering over half of the ads aired across the UK; IMD Optimad administering over 85% by value of all UK TV ads aired with CARIATM; and IMD Fastrax distributing music videos and audio files to TV channels and radio stations. UK Republic of Ireland 10 John Princes Street IMDAdSat London 62 Mount Street W1G 0JW Dublin t +44 207 468 6868 t +44 353 (1) 662 9022 About Leporello LEPORELLO is the revolutionary online tool for motion picture images and digital data. LEPORELLO helps you save space when archiving films, achieve faster co-ordination, send transmission data online, generate market research results quickly, and keep up-to-date at all times about where and how often your programme is broadcasted. It's cost-effective and easy to use, too. Leporello help its customers take control of their workflow and gives them through its functionalily a more independent and efficient workflow.become more efficient through the |
Posted at 31/8/2007 13:40 by games Dated 20th Aug, but as far as i'm aware only just appeared on IMD's site.IMD LAUNCHES TAPELESS DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION SERVICE FOR TV COMMERCIALS IN GERMANY WITH SIGNING OF FIRST MAJOR CLIENT PICTORION das werk Independent Media Distribution plc (IMD) launches its digital distribution service for TV commercials in Germany as it signs first major client PICTORION das werk. Founded in 1996, IMD is the UK's leading and longest established distributor of advertising commercials, music videos and data to TV & Radio broadcasters. PICTORION das werk, one of Germany's top post production groups, will work with IMD as its preferred supplier of digital distribution services for TV commercials, in Germany, with immediate effect. The Group, which has offices in Hamburg, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Cologne and Munich, will integrate with IMD to offer its clients a fully comprehensive, high quality, faster and more accurate advertising delivery service. Continuing its strong investment strategy and its buoyant trading in the UK, IMD is now able to develop its business beyond the UK into mainland Europe, where digital distribution into TV broadcasters is almost non-existent. In Germany, almost 95% of all TV commercials are delivered on video tape by overnight couriers. IMD has pioneered True Digital Delivery TM used in the UK by several broadcasters including ITV. True Digital DeliveryTM is a digital file based delivery system, which helps broadcasters as well as post production houses by reducing the cost and time involved in handling video tape. This benefit is maximised for broadcasters as the file that is delivered is already in the right format for transmission and requires no further work. The deal will allow IMD to distribute commercials to two key German broadcasters. As broadcasters connect to IMD's True Digital Delivery TM system, IMD expects to have full coverage of the German TV market by the end of 2007. Simon Cox, CEO of IMD commented, "We are absolutely delighted to have reached a landmark agreement with das werk, one of the pre-eminent post production groups in Germany and look forward to working with them to bring the benefits of digital delivery of commercials to their clients and German broadcasters". Michael Endres, MD of PICTORION das werk added, "We chose IMD because of its track record and high quality reputation, which fits both our requirements and the needs of the German market today. The future is digital delivery of TV content, and IMD is the right partner to help us deliver this to our clients." -ends- Further information from: Ross Priestley, Director of Business Development, IMD +44 (0) 207 468 6891 / ross@imdplc.com Michael Endres, Managing Director, PICTORION das werk GmbH +49 (0) 69973530 / m.endres@das-werk.de Lorette Nettar, IMD (Trade PR) +44 (0) 7968 521 684 / lorette@hspr.com Hudson Sandler PR Alistair Mackinnon-Musson/Nic Editor's Notes IMD is the UK & ROI's leading media logistics company distributing over 50% of all radio and TV commercials. True Digital Delivery TM is a digital file based delivery system of TV commercials developed by IMD PLC ITV is a UK commercial broadcaster, operating for more than 50 years. Today ITV is a multi-channel, multi-platform, content-driven business. ITV sells advertising on behalf of all 15 Channel 3 regional licenses and produces much of the programming broadcast on the ITV channels. www.itvplc.com About IMD Independent Media Distribution PLC (IMD), founded in 1996 and AIM listed is the UK's leading digital distributor of advertising commercials, music videos and data to TV and radio broadcasters. IMD works with all of the UK's top creative and media agencies, post production houses and broadcasters connecting more components of the UK's advertising and media community than anyone else. IMD calls this 'Media Logistics''. IMD's media solutions are operated through four businesses: IMD TV and IMD Radio delivering over half of the ads aired across the UK; IMD Optimad administering over 85% by value of all UK TV ads aired with CARIATM; and IMD Fastrax distributing music videos and audio files to TV channels and radio stations. UK Republic of Ireland 10 John Princes Street IMDAdSat London 62 Mount Street W1G 0JW Dublin t +44 207 468 6868 t +44 353 (1) 662 9022 About PICTORION das werk PICTORION das werk GmbH is Germany's leading network in the field of digital image processing. Well-known clients from the world of advertising, the music industry and film- and TV productions trust the services of our 150 highly qualified employees. We offer assistance in all areas of digital post-production. Its offices and studios are located in Hamburg, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Cologne and Munich. In order to encourage innovation, specialisation and creativity, each branch keeps a certain degree of independence. PICTORION das werk stands for innovative technology, quality, flexibility and great service. |
Posted at 16/10/2006 07:40 by veryniceperson Independent Media Distribution PLC16 October 2006 For immediate release: 16 October 2006 Independent Media Distribution plc Announcement of proposed move to AIM The Board of Independent Media Distribution plc ('IMD' or 'the Company') announces that, following a review of strategic options, it believes that the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange plc ('AIM') is a more appropriate market for the Company's shares than the Official List of the UK Listing Authority (the 'Official List') for the following reasons: * The Company's market capitalisation remains relatively small compared to other companies whose shares are listed on the Official List and the directors believe that the Company could attract more interest from investors on AIM since this market is designed for smaller companies, has specialist institutional investors, and allows private investors to take advantage of attractive tax benefits; * The Company's strategy on an ongoing basis may involve making acquisitions, to complement its ongoing organic growth. The regulations for AIM companies when making such acquisitions are less stringent and complying therewith implies lower costs and less time when making acquisitions. The Directors believe that this will increase IMD's ability to complete acquisitions in competitive situations. IMD confirms that there will be no changes to its Board or its standards of reporting and corporate governance as a result of the change of market. The Company announces that a circular will be posted to shareholders today recommending the de-listing of the Company's ordinary shares from the Official List and the cancellation of trading on the London Stock Exchange's market for listed securities (together the 'De-Listing'). Subject to approval of the De-Listing by shareholders at an EGM to be held on Wednesday 8 November 2006, it is proposed that an application will be made for the ordinary shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. It is expected that the last day of dealings on the main market will be Wednesday 6 December 2006 and that trading on AIM will commence at 8.00a.m. on Thursday 7 December 2006. Bridgewell Limited will act as the Company's nominated adviser and broker on AIM. David Haynes, Executive Chairman, said: 'The board is of the opinion that the proposed transfer to AIM is in the best interests of the Company and the shareholders as a whole. We feel that AIM is a more suitable market for the Company's shares and that the change will significantly enhance IMD's ability to compete when making acquisitions, which we hope will become a source of growth for the Company.' Documents on Display Copies of the circular have been sent to the UK Listing Authority and will shortly be available to the public for inspection at the UK Listing Authority's Document Viewing Facility, situated at: Financial Services Authority, 25 The North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 5HS. Contacts: Independent Media Distribution plc Tavistock Communications David Haynes, Executive Chairman Paul Dulieu / John West Simon Cox, Chief Executive Tel: 020 7920 3150 Tel: 020 7468 6868 |
Posted at 08/5/2006 08:02 by veryniceperson Independent Media Distribution Plc ("IMD"), the independentprovider of digital delivery services for transmission quality radio and TV commercials, music and music video to broadcasters of every type, today announces that Simon Cox has been appointed as Chief Executive with immediate effect. He will join IMD's Board of Directors on 31 May 2006. Simon, aged 43, was previously Chief Executive of imagenet Limited, a digital distribution service for publicity materials, which he developed into a global business, before negotiating its sale to Getty Images in 2004. Subsequently, Simon became Vice President of Getty Images' Media Management Services. Earlier in his career, Simon was Director of Finance and Business Development at Warner Brothers International Television and held executive board positions at the Zenith Group of television and film production companies and Euromoney Institutional Investor plc. Commenting on Simon Cox's appointment, David Haynes, Chairman of IMD said: "The experience Simon has gained during his career, most recently at imagenet, along with his proven ability in developing and executing a focussed business strategy, will be a huge benefit to the Company as we move forward." Simon Cox added: "I am delighted to be joining the IMD team and look forward to helping develop and drive its pioneering activities especially in television and video." |
Posted at 01/4/2006 13:43 by veryniceperson It seems to me Larousse/games that when the system was being built up they were happy to let broadcasters have it cheaper so they got used to the simplicity of the system. Itv was obviously the key to it all. The production houses are also a very important part of the system, that way a digital file can go straight to I M D then to the stations required. With 20 of the 40 production house signed up hopefully the others will follow shortly. This is how i see it, if I am wrong please correct me.Games - If I were you and you fancy a punt with these I would get in quick. I don't think the price will stay at this level for long, can see them getting to 60/70p within 3 to 6 months. That of cause my opinion Games. I bet there is a lot of investors that have IMD on there watch list. Larousse we have waited, what seems a long time for completion of the network but I feel we are there now and should see our investment grow at a steady pace. Do you remember the share price at 85p ha I do, those were the days By the way, I would be very happy with those figures above. |
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