International Brand Licensing Share Discussion Threads

[philjeans] 19/4/2006 08:32

On a P/E of 6.

[philjeans] 19/4/2006 08:18

Great figures this morning ; first net profit; record T/O; net cash; strong earnigs overseas and excellent prospects.

A BUY for me.

[ntv] 19/4/2006 07:41

imho the asda deal doesn't seem to be doing very well
imho asda are not doing enough with the the brand from what i have seen instore

[ntv] 19/4/2006 07:39

good results and looking for a positive 2006

[ntv] 07/4/2006 18:43

they make no profit but it would be excellent advertising especially if leeds got to the premiership

[ntv] 21/3/2006 21:55

makes sense for asda to buy admiral

[ntv] 21/3/2006 21:54

i know this is old but i was looking for something on the net and found it

Tesco And Sainsbury's Plan Fashion Brands

Tesco is thought to be planning to overhaul its fashion offer with brand acquisitions just as Sainsbury's is gearing up to unveil its revamped own-label clothing ranges.

Tesco has been working hard in recent months to agree deals to secure replica football shirts, which it will sell at a discount to traditional sportswear retailers, but it is keen to broaden its clothing portfolio. It is now understood to have a multi-million pound war chest ready for fashion acquisitions.

Tesco is understood to have been keen to buy value sportswear brand Admiral before it was snapped up in a licensing deal by rival Asda last October, and it is looking at similar brands.

The strategy of buying in brands has been employed by Matalan and Marks & Spencer, which bought its sports brand, View From.

Meanwhile, supermarket rival Sainsbury's is gearing up to launch its clothing brand Tu. The ranges, which will start to arrive in stores in July, are set for a full launch in September. The launch is part of an effort to catch up with its supermarket rivals' non-food ranges and is being spearheaded by its head of clothing, former M&S executive Richard Jones.

28 January 2004

[sirshagalot] 15/3/2006 21:50

charts on a break out about time this co is going places.
undervalued for so long.

[the shuffle man] 14/3/2006 12:32

Some nice buying going on again today should see the price moving up again

[ntv] 10/3/2006 09:14

maybe a placing in the offering perhaps as new adviser on board or some sort of corporate action
still nice to see the shareprice recovering
shame i didn't buy a few more

[ntv] 10/3/2006 09:11

i think fidelity have nearly sold out completely

[sirshagalot] 09/3/2006 16:23

CHARTS LOOKING VERY BULLISH share price IS WELL UNDER VALUED TOPPED AGAIN AND WHAT A DISCOUNT!

[harry punter] 09/3/2006 11:43

off topic Minster pharma MpM --to all intl brand punters

i am telling you naz4 this is a unique investment situation ---paul sharpe said within two years -- these compounds should win approval and be fast tracked onto the commercial markets -- he ie minster pharma have 8 years R % D data costing £500ml -- also the unofficial backing of gsk ( at arms lenght of course loL purely for political reasons )---this company really is going to become a 10 bagger plus -- compliments of the eurocrats in brussells who tried to block the original gsk merger plans ---this clever deal worked out with gsk should very soon make everyone investing in minster at these levels very happy ----\o/ --

believe me imho --this is the best punt in the uk market -dyor

regards harry and the boys in dark glasses

harry punter - 9 Mar'06 - 07:10 - 2983 of 2983 edit


morning punters --each day brings minster pharma a little closer to signing a joint venture partnership with a major pharma --don't miss the bottom --the high leverage percentage return at 2.4p is irresistable \o/

regards harry

[the shuffle man] 09/3/2006 10:03

we have lift off

[ntv] 09/3/2006 08:54

fidelity can,t have that many shares left

[harry punter] 07/3/2006 22:55

surprised we are not 25p --soon \o/

[ntv] 06/3/2006 22:55

sm
agree with you on the mkt cap but at present the mkt doesn't

[ntv] 06/3/2006 22:54

go baby go!!!

[the shuffle man] 03/3/2006 10:10

HP

I think these look very interesting at the moment, They are building up good brand awareness again. I remember when i was a kid Admiral were huge.

If a takeover does come at what level do you think these will be taken out at.

I think the current market cap is only around £5m. Too cheap.

TSM

[baddeal] 01/3/2006 09:20

ANYONE KNOW NEXT REPORTING DATE?

[harry punter] 28/2/2006 16:37

on a more cheerful note

[philjeans] 28/2/2006 12:28

Someone's keen - bought 50k today.

No smoke etc etc......

[the shuffle man] 28/2/2006 10:10

looks like we are about to head higher into the
20's i think.