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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matomy Media Group Ltd. | MTMY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4.50 | 4.50 |
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Posted at 05/9/2019 15:11 by zen12 Its not on...it's constantly shown incorrect, wrong and is misleading! Causing undue stress and this is obvious and clear manipulation to mislead investors..why would MMs do this here?? |
Posted at 29/8/2019 15:28 by deltalo There must be a big order being filled as small investors sell the share price moves up. Obviously the mm's are fishing for share's and seen it many times I've the 25 years trading. Tomorrow will be a lively day,even if there's no news as fomo kicks in ready for next week. If a deal is done then boom if not then back to my buy in price. I could sell with a 150 percent profit but why when I can get many times more I'm not here to convince anyone as its the big players controling the value now. Gla in. |
Posted at 03/1/2019 06:24 by wolfcub I see we have a daily mail mention now. This will certainly be getting on a lot more investors radars now! all bodes very well for the Sp to increase back to sensible prefall levels. |
Posted at 20/12/2018 13:36 by babbler It is clarified that the decision, inter alia, means that each of the holders who voted for or againstThe decision (as the case may be in the circumstances under which a commitment to indemnification will be exercised as stated above) has been committed, as follows:A. To pay its relative share in financing the activity and indemnification; AndB. Indemnify those entitled to indemnification, according to its relative share, in respect of any payment to be made to any of themOr expenses incurred by those entitled to indemnification in connection with their activity, and in respect of the subject matter ofThe decision."Proportion |
Posted at 11/12/2018 14:10 by amrishbhim I hold, this RNS wasn't highlighted that one investor wanted money 20th or close it. But I believe the company will get the money to pay off or get a court injunctions for the timing. This company is not closing I can assure you. |
Posted at 07/12/2018 14:52 by aba978731dom Obviously, Tel Aviv investors knew they were closing Friday and bought all the way. Unlike the LSE, where people panic and leave. Well, they will be buying into the spike. I have deep more into my pocket today. Thanks |
Posted at 07/12/2018 11:19 by dark energy Now they are investors not Gamblers |
Posted at 07/12/2018 11:15 by aba978731dom Mr know all has been busy. Every other investors who invested both here and in Tel Aviv definitely do not have an idea. Well, since dark energy knows the outcome, expand your energy by telling us what will happen should they accept the offer. Your explanation about non acceptance has been well documented and accepted. |
Posted at 05/12/2018 08:35 by babbler I have. I was reading last night after the rise. This could make or break an investor. Imo. If deal agreed could see 20p in a flash. If not its below 4p. |
Posted at 21/8/2014 00:26 by arlington chetwynd talbot £8m EBITDA 2013 for nearly £200m MV? Crikey this doesn't half have some 'great early growth' already baked in! gl mate! Maybe a few charts and fundi's in the header bud?Israeli digital advertising group Matomy Media has raised £41m in an initial public offering in London, three months after it was forced to abandon an attempt to float due to insufficient investor demand. Matomy floated on the High Growth Segment of the London Stock Exchange a special section with lower free-float requirements than the main market, designed to entice high-growth companies to list. It is the only company now listed on the High Growth Segment Just Eat was the first to list on the platform but moved out of it a week after its listing. Matomy's £41m raising, based on the sale of 18m ordinary shares at 227p each, is less than the £60m that it had aimed to raise in its first London flotation attempt in March. The company has also substantially scaled back its target valuation. At the offer price, Matomy is valued at £203m, compared to a target of about £300m at the start of the year. "We were disappointed to have postponed our offer earlier in the year, but we are delighted to be announcing our offer price today with such strong investor support," said Ofer Druker, chief executive. Investors have adopted a more cautious attitude towards IPOs in recent months, forcing companies to sell shares towards the bottom end of their price ranges, and causing some to postpone their flotations such as Liberty Living, a student accommodation fund, and Wizz Air, a Hungarian budget airline. Bankers said institutional investors had become more selective after a wave of disappointing public listings, including Saga, Card Factory, Just Eat and AO World, all of which fell below their debut prices. The shift in sentiment follows a similar turning point in the US, where investors are more discerning about companies planning to go public after a rout in share prices for biotechnology, social media and cloud computing companies. When Matomy pulled its IPO in April, it said it had not managed to attract enough investors from within the European Economic Area to comply with UK rules for a premium listing. Founded in 2007 and based in Tel Aviv, Matomy has grown rapidly in recent years and boasts more than 1,500 customers including American Express, Experian and Zynga. Matomy specialises in "performance-based advertising", meaning that the company charges a customer only if its marketing campaign achieves specific, measurable results, such as generating sales, business leads or page views. Matomy generated revenues of $194m in 2013, up from $120m in 2012 and $107m in 2011. It said adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation increased to $13.1m in 2013, from $9.1m in 2012. (FT) |
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