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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Jumpit | LSE:JUM | London | Ordinary Share | NO0010139348 | ORD NOK 0.025 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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17/8/2001 15:25 | New chairman already bringing that sunshine to this share. Todays news sending this up over 17%. For the record I have just purchased 10,000 @ 00.105. | clocktower | |
27/7/2001 00:30 | Stuck in a hole ! With todays announcement re: sub divide of shares it is a penny share in every respect. | clocktower | |
11/6/2001 08:47 | Selling almost 23% of the company for £600K looks dire to me but the investor in question could bring a real spakle to this share could this be a short term Knutsford? | clocktower | |
02/3/2001 00:45 | Todays announcement concerning the fun factory looks like good news in some respects but does it mean that the deal has not worked out and all concerned are trying to save their ongoing investment. In the last couple of months the shares have gone up from 6-8 to 9-11 now so what will the results show us? Will Walter Goldsmith pull a rabbit out from the hat? | clocktower | |
25/1/2001 08:46 | Off the recent lows of late, is something going on..Are they by chance recovering any whispers around? | clocktower | |
04/10/2000 20:07 | woth to keep it | mahesh.uk | |
02/10/2000 17:00 | Clocktower, Many thanks for the info, I think I will be giving this one a wide bearth. | highlandtrader | |
02/10/2000 16:42 | Is this posting something to do with Walter Goldsmith buying 155,000 shares in the company which he chairs? As chairman he has managed to oversee the company loosing almost a third of its asset value in just one year. Research this with great care.. read the full report from last accounts. See pevious postings about misleading info. | clocktower | |
01/10/2000 21:31 | Charles, I notice you have picked JUM for your October selection. Like you I too have looked at this one recently, however the volumes put me off. Having made several £K's on your last recommendation LFC, can you give throw some light on why you think this is about to move. Cheers Highlandtrader | highlandtrader | |
22/9/2000 11:36 | very poor result here.. earlier comments by walter goldsmith were a bit off the mark.. | clocktower | |
22/8/2000 08:31 | No ramp here just seeking information. However, if anyone follows certain names they seem to have a very good record of getting in and out at the right time with small companies. See flying flowers past record and others before. Comments please before I buy. | clocktower | |
21/8/2000 20:10 | Just to point out this is a tiny company.. with highly illiquid stock.. the companies share price may be susceptible to a ramp on a bb... The market cap is £3.13million at todays close and the average daily turnover of shares in the last 6 months is £1,314 based on todays value. You can drive a truck through the bid offer spread.... The company made a loss of about £200k on turnover of £4.39million last financial year... I think I will avoid this one... regards belsizepark | belsizepark | |
21/8/2000 19:17 | when directors deal in close periods do they have to provide reasons? see Walter Goldsmith dealings? | clocktower | |
17/8/2000 19:21 | See the big volume go through today? 500,500 traded what is going on? | clocktower | |
08/8/2000 16:42 | Notice the stocktrades and the effect on MM prices of late!! Any comments or views? Worth a punt or keep away? | clocktower | |
06/8/2000 23:31 | Last news from the AGM: 16.05.00 :+0.5, (20.5) at AGM chairman said .."The reported 28% sales increase for the first quarter of 2000 has continued during April, giving a full order book into June 2000. Strong current year sales in the Advertising and Promotions division includes Carlsberg's Euro 2000 Probaball campaign, their biggest ever consumer promotion, which features our inflatable Carlsberg goal posts. We have also during this period supplied the UK's largest inflatable movie screen, supporting the Asda drive-in movie concept, bringing Wal-Mart's American influence to the UK. Both divisions had excellent results from the recent Gulf 2000 exhibition in Dubai, where the Play & Leisure stands totally sold out, and also picked up their first preferred supplier order for the Landmark Group's "Fun City" children's entertainment unit. The fast growing Landmark Group has 194 outlets throughout the Gulf, India, Lebanon and Cyprus. Group cash generation reflects strong sales and is running ahead of budget." H1 Results due soon. Ramp Ramp | anthonyjb | |
01/3/2000 19:33 | 17.5p last Wednesday, 25p tonight. Looks like this one only generates interest on the E*Trade bb. | anthonyjb | |
25/2/2000 22:35 | AJB, are you picking your bottom again? In or out of Hartstone? This looks a bit weird and cryptic, I guess they are party animals? PitBull | pitbull | |
25/2/2000 13:22 | Jumbo International plc (JUM) (That is the epic, honest!) What the hell does this penny share company do????? For a bit of background, see previous threads on ESI archives: Anyone remember the "bronze" and "silver" days? :-) Date: 25 Feb 2000 11:50:14 Service: Regulatory News Service RNS Number:2276G Jumbo International Plc 25 February 2000 JUMBO INTERNATIONAL PLC ("Jumbo International") Jumbo International today announces the agreed sale of the whole of the issued share capital of Sky Balloons International Limited ("Sky Balloons") its hot air balloon subsidiary, to Cameron Holdings Limited ("Cameron") for a total cash consideration of #1. Cameron will also procure that Sky Balloons will make a payment of #100,000 to Jumbo International to reduce the debt of #382,107 that Sky Balloons owes to Jumbo International. If the net asset value of Sky Balloons at completion (as determined by accounts to be drawn up to completion) is greater than #100,000 Cameron will procure that Sky Balloons makes a further payment to Jumbo International equal to the amount of such excess in further reduction of the debt owed. The balance of the debt will be written off. If the net asset value of Sky Balloons at completion proves to be less than #100,000 Jumbo International will repay to Cameron the amount of such shortfall. As at 31 December 1999 Sky Balloons (which has no audited accounts) had unaudited net assets of #164,673. END DISSEFFFISSSELE Actually, I think this is a positive bit of news. It suggests Jumbo are getting their finger out and doing a bit of cost-cutting and trimming of dead wood. Like getting rid of unprofitable or onerous involvements. Here is the comments archive from Investor Ease: 18.08.99 :+7, (29.5) after H1 profits 183k (2k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "We anticipate a return to positive cash balances in the second half of the current year. The recently formed Play Concepts division has made a promising start and having moved into customised premises is well placed to take advantage of the growing indoor play market. We continue to seek further additions to the Group to complement our organic growth." 18.05.99 :+1, (25) at AGM chairman said that .."Since the announcement of the 1998 full year figures on 31 March 1999, the group has made further progress in each of its divisions. The Sports, Leisure and Play Division has been further enhanced since the year end, with the acquisitions of Sky Balloons Limited and The Inflatable Fun Factory. We have formed a new Indoor Play Division, which has already completed a £65,000 contract for Butlins. The Advertising and Promotions Division continues to make progress and we are taking advantage of the international cross-selling opportunities available with the Sports, Leisure and Play Division. During the first quarter of 1999, Self Sealing Systems has performed well, and a further four automatic feeder machines have been installed in the UK and Europe, bringing the total installed automatic feeder machines to twenty-one." 14.04.99 :+0, (24) wholly owned subsidiary, Broomco (1797) (to be renamed Sky Balloons International), has acquired certain assets of Sky Balloons, which manufactures a range of hot air balloons. The maximum cash consideration payable will be £150,000. £25,000 was paid on 12th April 1999; £25,000 is payable on the valid transfer of SBI of all relevant civil aviation authority licences; and a further maximum amount of £100,000 is payable over a 12 month period from the completion date. 31.03.99 :+4.5, (23.5) after H2 profits 18k (-341k) - no dividend (nil). Company has bought The Inflatable Fun Factory £500,000 in cash. The Inflatable Fun Factory operates within the play and leisure sector, manufacturing and hiring children's inflatable leisure products and not the sort of "inflatable fun" enjoyed by some of the Investor Ease management team. Chairman said: "1998 acquisitions plus increased feeder machinery sales in Self Sealing Systems. The trading activities of Rotherby Investments were only incorporated from their acquisition in July 1998, a period which is outside their peak trading pattern. Had Rotherby Investments been part of the group for the whole year, the profit would have been £214,000 higher. The board wished to encourage wider employee share ownership and an SAYE scheme was launched in Feb 99. We were delighted that 40% of eligible employees agreed to participate.... We are now market leaders in a healthy, growing and profitable niche market. Our businesses are largely cash generating, offering us the opportunity to make further relevant acquisitions as opportunities arise. We look forward to the future with confidence." 24.08.98 :+0, (32.5) after H1 profits 2k (-180k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "The group has strengthened its balance sheet and is now well placed to expand further into the inflatables and associated products markets in which Jumbo International is now a leading player. We look forward to the future with confidence." 12.06.98 :+0, (38.5) is buying Rotherby Invs for 1.7m in cash and shares. Jumbo said it also plans to raise 850k, net, by placing 3,333,333 Ordinary shares at 30p per share. The shares are subject to recall under a two for thirteen shareholders open offer at the same price. This is the second rights issue in 4 months. RIL is the holding company of Pleasure & Leisure Inflatables which manufactures inflatable play products. John Simmons, managing director of RIL, will join the board of Jumbo following completion of the acquisition. 19.05.98 :+0, (28.5) at AGM chairman said that .."The newly acquired Jumbo Promotions business is fully meeting the board's expectations. Self Sealing Systems is making good headway, particularly in the area of print feeding machines. We continue to seek acquisitions in our core inflatibles market." 16.04.98 :+0, (28.5) after H2 loss 341k (-766k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "The company now has achieved three substantial licence agreements in the United States and we look forward to an increasing level of royalties over the next few years. The United States licensees have purchased their initial machines and should be in full production during 1998. They are also responsible for marketing the self sealing process and are already either actively doing so or making plans. The most recent licence was to the Pioneer Balloon Company who are one of the world market leaders in latex balloons and are geared to launching self sealing balloons not only in the United States but throughout the world. As previously reported the company has developed a feeding mechanism for printed balloons and also for balloon packing and a number of machines are already in operation. In addition there are a number or orders currently being processed. In Jan 98 the company acquired Jumbo Promotions and the combination of Self Sealing and Jumbo looks extremely encouraging. We have consolidated our premises at the Jumbo headquarters in Warwick. Jumbo Promotions has excellent prospects and we are delighted that Mr and Mrs Lambert, the vendors, are continuing to make a strong contribution to developments. We now intend to increase our presence in the inflatables market by extending our product range and further exploitation of the self sealing technology. We are actively pursuing potential acquisitions in this niche market where our objective is market leadership." Notes from my personal investment criteria: The last balance sheet (H1 dated 30 June 1999) showed the company was solvent with net liquid assets, and the net asset value per share was 19p. The year end accounts to 31 December 1999 will not be out for a couple of months yet (mid-April last year) however I expect them to be pretty good particularly in view of the Millennium celebrations sales. (Have you found out what this company does yet?) As with most of my shares, these are not for ducking and diving in and out of on T+, but for a longer term gain. The spread is cr*p, and the shares are illiquid with only a couple of MM's. You can buy all you want, but try selling them back and you will get screwed. I made 100% on them last year, and bought a shedload a couple of days ago thinking it was about time to get in again at the bottom. (Famous last words!) If you look at the chart you will see there have been previous opportunities to double or treble your money if you are patient, and personally I think the company's prospects and results are much better now they are getting established than they were in the earlier days. Definitely high risk, and if you buy a few to put away, do it with money you can afford to lose like with every share you buy :-) cheers, anthonyjb | anthonyjb | |
25/2/2000 13:19 | Jumbo International plc (JUM) (That is the epic, honest!) What the hell does this penny share company do????? For a bit of background, see previous threads on ESI archives: Anyone remember the "bronze" and "silver" days? :-) Date: 25 Feb 2000 11:50:14 Service: Regulatory News Service RNS Number:2276G Jumbo International Plc 25 February 2000 JUMBO INTERNATIONAL PLC ("Jumbo International") Jumbo International today announces the agreed sale of the whole of the issued share capital of Sky Balloons International Limited ("Sky Balloons") its hot air balloon subsidiary, to Cameron Holdings Limited ("Cameron") for a total cash consideration of #1. Cameron will also procure that Sky Balloons will make a payment of #100,000 to Jumbo International to reduce the debt of #382,107 that Sky Balloons owes to Jumbo International. If the net asset value of Sky Balloons at completion (as determined by accounts to be drawn up to completion) is greater than #100,000 Cameron will procure that Sky Balloons makes a further payment to Jumbo International equal to the amount of such excess in further reduction of the debt owed. The balance of the debt will be written off. If the net asset value of Sky Balloons at completion proves to be less than #100,000 Jumbo International will repay to Cameron the amount of such shortfall. As at 31 December 1999 Sky Balloons (which has no audited accounts) had unaudited net assets of #164,673. END DISSEFFFISSSELE Actually, I think this is a positive bit of news. It suggests Jumbo are getting their finger out and doing a bit of cost-cutting and trimming of dead wood. Like getting rid of unprofitable or onerous involvements. Here is the comments archive from Investor Ease: 18.08.99 :+7, (29.5) after H1 profits 183k (2k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "We anticipate a return to positive cash balances in the second half of the current year. The recently formed Play Concepts division has made a promising start and having moved into customised premises is well placed to take advantage of the growing indoor play market. We continue to seek further additions to the Group to complement our organic growth." 18.05.99 :+1, (25) at AGM chairman said that .."Since the announcement of the 1998 full year figures on 31 March 1999, the group has made further progress in each of its divisions. The Sports, Leisure and Play Division has been further enhanced since the year end, with the acquisitions of Sky Balloons Limited and The Inflatable Fun Factory. We have formed a new Indoor Play Division, which has already completed a £65,000 contract for Butlins. The Advertising and Promotions Division continues to make progress and we are taking advantage of the international cross-selling opportunities available with the Sports, Leisure and Play Division. During the first quarter of 1999, Self Sealing Systems has performed well, and a further four automatic feeder machines have been installed in the UK and Europe, bringing the total installed automatic feeder machines to twenty-one." 14.04.99 :+0, (24) wholly owned subsidiary, Broomco (1797) (to be renamed Sky Balloons International), has acquired certain assets of Sky Balloons, which manufactures a range of hot air balloons. The maximum cash consideration payable will be £150,000. £25,000 was paid on 12th April 1999; £25,000 is payable on the valid transfer of SBI of all relevant civil aviation authority licences; and a further maximum amount of £100,000 is payable over a 12 month period from the completion date. 31.03.99 :+4.5, (23.5) after H2 profits 18k (-341k) - no dividend (nil). Company has bought The Inflatable Fun Factory £500,000 in cash. The Inflatable Fun Factory operates within the play and leisure sector, manufacturing and hiring children's inflatable leisure products and not the sort of "inflatable fun" enjoyed by some of the Investor Ease management team. Chairman said: "1998 acquisitions plus increased feeder machinery sales in Self Sealing Systems. The trading activities of Rotherby Investments were only incorporated from their acquisition in July 1998, a period which is outside their peak trading pattern. Had Rotherby Investments been part of the group for the whole year, the profit would have been £214,000 higher. The board wished to encourage wider employee share ownership and an SAYE scheme was launched in Feb 99. We were delighted that 40% of eligible employees agreed to participate.... We are now market leaders in a healthy, growing and profitable niche market. Our businesses are largely cash generating, offering us the opportunity to make further relevant acquisitions as opportunities arise. We look forward to the future with confidence." 24.08.98 :+0, (32.5) after H1 profits 2k (-180k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "The group has strengthened its balance sheet and is now well placed to expand further into the inflatables and associated products markets in which Jumbo International is now a leading player. We look forward to the future with confidence." 12.06.98 :+0, (38.5) is buying Rotherby Invs for 1.7m in cash and shares. Jumbo said it also plans to raise 850k, net, by placing 3,333,333 Ordinary shares at 30p per share. The shares are subject to recall under a two for thirteen shareholders open offer at the same price. This is the second rights issue in 4 months. RIL is the holding company of Pleasure & Leisure Inflatables which manufactures inflatable play products. John Simmons, managing director of RIL, will join the board of Jumbo following completion of the acquisition. 19.05.98 :+0, (28.5) at AGM chairman said that .."The newly acquired Jumbo Promotions business is fully meeting the board's expectations. Self Sealing Systems is making good headway, particularly in the area of print feeding machines. We continue to seek acquisitions in our core inflatibles market." 16.04.98 :+0, (28.5) after H2 loss 341k (-766k) - no dividend (nil). Chairman said: "The company now has achieved three substantial licence agreements in the United States and we look forward to an increasing level of royalties over the next few years. The United States licensees have purchased their initial machines and should be in full production during 1998. They are also responsible for marketing the self sealing process and are already either actively doing so or making plans. The most recent licence was to the Pioneer Balloon Company who are one of the world market leaders in latex balloons and are geared to launching self sealing balloons not only in the United States but throughout the world. As previously reported the company has developed a feeding mechanism for printed balloons and also for balloon packing and a number of machines are already in operation. In addition there are a number or orders currently being processed. In Jan 98 the company acquired Jumbo Promotions and the combination of Self Sealing and Jumbo looks extremely encouraging. We have consolidated our premises at the Jumbo headquarters in Warwick. Jumbo Promotions has excellent prospects and we are delighted that Mr and Mrs Lambert, the vendors, are continuing to make a strong contribution to developments. We now intend to increase our presence in the inflatables market by extending our product range and further exploitation of the self sealing technology. We are actively pursuing potential acquisitions in this niche market where our objective is market leadership." Notes from my personal investment criteria: The last balance sheet (H1 dated 30 June 1999) showed the company was solvent with net liquid assets, and the net asset value per share was 19p. The year end accounts to 31 December 1999 will not be out for a couple of months yet (mid-April last year) however I expect them to be pretty good particularly in view of the Millennium celebrations sales. (Have you found out what this company does yet?) As with most of my shares, these are not for ducking and diving in and out of on T+, but for a longer term gain. The spread is cr*p, and the shares are illiquid with only a couple of MM's. You can buy all you want, but try selling them back and you will get screwed. I made 100% on them last year, and bought a shedload a couple of days ago thinking it was about time to get in again at the bottom. (Famous last words!) If you look at the chart you will see there have been previous opportunities to double or treble your money if you are patient, and personally I think the company's prospects and results are much better now they are getting established than they were in the earlier days. Definitely high risk, and if you buy a few to put away, do it with money you can afford to lose like with every share you buy :-) cheers, anthonyjb | anthonyjb |
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