Matomy Media Share Price (MTMY)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Matomy Media LSE:MTMY London Ordinary Share IL0011316978 ORD NIS0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  +0.00p +0.00% 43.10p 0 09:22:06
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
41.20p 44.80p - - -
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Media 245.1 -16.7 -35.0 - 42.07
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07/6/201814:11UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Total Voting Rights
01/6/201816:28UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Notice of Results and Analyst Briefing
31/5/201811:47ALNCMatomy Media Reports Loss In Slow Quarter For Advertising Spending
31/5/201807:25ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
31/5/201807:19UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd First Quarter 2018 Financial Results
10/5/201813:22UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Total Voting Rights
01/5/201814:56UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Publication of Annual Report
10/4/201814:23UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Total Voting Rights
29/3/201814:17ALNCMatomy Media Annual Loss Widens As It Focuses On Core Activities
29/3/201807:00UKREGMatomy Media Group Ltd Matomy Media Group Ltd 2017 Results
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22/5/201811:18The only 'high growth segment' stock on the LSE!14
09/9/201508:36A great early growth stock57
08/9/201507:35The only 'high growth segment' stock in the LSE!1

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21/6/2018
09:20		Matomy Media Daily Update: Matomy Media is listed in the Media sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MTMY. The last closing price for Matomy Media was 43.10p.
Matomy Media has a 4 week average price of 42p and a 12 week average price of 42p.
The 1 year high share price is 118.63p while the 1 year low share price is currently 42p.
There are currently 97,616,273 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 16,625 shares. The market capitalisation of Matomy Media is £42,072,613.66.
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08/10/2015
15:36		mickharkins1: Share price has been moving up nicely the past month and still plenty more to go based on the fundamentals + chart, imo. A nice quiet thread too (although maybe a little too quiet)!
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17/9/2015
19:54		glasshalfull: Mick, Just popped by to compliment you on the thread & a lovely response to negative argument on the Zulu thread. Reminds of the times I did likewise but simply don't have the inclination now as usually little or no interaction. I'll cast my eye over these again...our mutual friend messaged me recently to inform that you were keen ;-) Should mention taken small positions in fellow Israeli listings ADGO & CROS as my programmatic media plays which have both recently IPO'd & also succumbed to share price falls despite positive updates. Reason I preferred them in comparison to MTMY previously was that both ADGO & CROS have focused on their respective technology platforms (purer software play)& forecasts for both suggested operating margins double that of MTMY. Revenue growth was also greater in respect of the two I mention & in the case of CROS, I believe MTMY & Publicis are both customers of their platform. Best of luck Mick...hope it proves to be a great investment for you. Regards, GHF P.S. Still got your CNIC ;-)
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09/9/2015
09:40		mickharkins1: I have recently bought into Matomy (MTMY) at just over 100p as I believe the dramatic fall in their share price has been overdone and that the current rating looks too cheap. Matomy are an acquisitive digital performance based marketing and advertising agency and the only company listed in the LSE’s ‘high growth segment’ – to qualify for this segment, one of the criteria is historic revenue growth (CAGR) over a three year period. They were listed in July 2014 at a price of 227p and the share price has more than halved since the flotation, driven by a profits warning in April 2015. The warning came partly due to weaker trading in Q1, however was mainly as a result of new rules imposed by the partners it buys its advertising space from and a resulting sudden drop in the inventory available for resale. The digital advertising sector is plagued by fraud, whereby advertisers pay for inventory that is never seen by human eyes (estimated that more than a third of sales are fraudulent). In an effort to increase trust, inventory trading services, such as Matomy’s partner AppNexus, have launched a crackdown with new rules and technology to detect fakers - Matomy said such measures had also cut its sales by restricting supply. Following the warning, the latest estimates are that for the year to 31 December 2015, revenues will now be between $ 275 and $ 285 mio (versus $ 237 mio in 2014), while EBITDA is expected to be between $ 25 mio to $ 27 mio. The mid-points of the range, give a growth of 18% in revenues (not quite the 20% 'high growth'!) and 9% in EBITDA versus 2014 – so while the warning was not pleasant, 2015 should still represent a year of solid growth for MTMY. H1 2015 results were announced on 28th August and EBITDA for the first half was $ 9.7 mio, so the mid-range estimate of $ 26 mio for the full year (which they reconfirmed), means H2 will deliver more than $ 16 mio. In the H1 results, and in a conference call with Analysts the same day, (link on Matomy’s website) the company explained that they had made some internal restructuring, cost cutting and changes in focus to adapt to the changing industry environment and that the months of June, July and August had seen positive momentum, which made them confident of the improved EBITDA in H2. To value MTMY, my quick and dirty calculation is to take full year EBITDA of $ 26 mio, less 20% tax and say -$ 2 mio for recurring Capex to give a profit after tax (excluding amortization and exceptionals) of $ 19 mio. At an ex-rate of 1.52 USD vs GBP, this gives a profit after tax of ~£ 12.5 mio. On a PE of 10 (I believe reasonable for such a fast growing company, albeit one which operates in an uncertain and constantly evolving business environment!) and adding net cash of £ 18 mio gives a value of over £ 140 mio. At today’s price of 104p the market cap. is only £ 91 mio. The above valuation is I believe extremely conservative and there would be much greater upside if you take the H2 EBITDA as the new run rate, which would not be unreasonable, as H2 and future years will benefit from the annualization of revenues, profits and synergy savings arising from previous acquisitions. As mentioned above, the company still has considerable cash reserves (£ 18 mio or ~20% of the current market cap.) for future acquisitions – they do not currently pay a dividend. Note, after the warning and following the steep drop in share price, there were a number of Director buys. The Chairman, Ilan Shiloah, purchased an additional 262k shares between 137p and 145p, taking his total shareholding to over 15%, while Ofer Drucker, the CEO, purchased 50k shares at 136p, taking his total holding to just over 3.5%. I take this as a very positive sign as these are not token purchases IMO (and purchased at a price way in excess of the current share price) and also reassuring that management have a significant overall stake in the company. These are not without risk, including (a) the sector they operate in which is continuously evolving – one of the reasons that led to the profits warning in April this year, (b) strong competition from big players such as Google and Facebook and (c) they are a foreign company (Israeli) which I believe also comes with more inherent risk, simply based on the statistics of foreign failures in the UK stock market!
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08/9/2015
07:35		mickharkins1: I have recently bought into Matomy (MTMY) at just over 100p as I believe the dramatic fall in their share price has been overdone and that the current rating looks too cheap. Matomy are an acquisitive digital performance based marketing and advertising agency and the only company listed in the LSE’s ‘high growth segment’ – to qualify for this segment, one of the criteria is historic revenue growth (CAGR) over a three year period. They were listed in July 2014 at a price of 227p and the share price has more than halved since the flotation, driven by a profits warning in April 2015. The warning came partly due to weaker trading in Q1, however was mainly as a result of new rules imposed by the partners it buys its advertising space from and a resulting sudden drop in the inventory available for resale. The digital advertising sector is plagued by fraud, whereby advertisers pay for inventory that is never seen by human eyes (estimated that more than a third of sales are fraudulent). In an effort to increase trust, inventory trading services, such as Matomy’s partner AppNexus, have launched a crackdown with new rules and technology to detect fakers - Matomy said such measures had also cut its sales by restricting supply. Following the warning, the latest estimates are that for the year to 31 December 2015, revenues will now be between $ 275 and $ 285 mio (versus $ 237 mio in 2014), while EBITDA is expected to be between $ 25 mio to $ 27 mio. The mid-points of the range, give a growth of 18% in revenues (not quite the 20% 'high growth'!) and 9% in EBITDA versus 2014 – so while the warning was not pleasant, 2015 should still represent a year of solid growth for MTMY. H1 2015 results were announced on 28th August and EBITDA for the first half was $ 9.7 mio, so the mid-range estimate of $ 26 mio for the full year (which they reconfirmed), means H2 will deliver more than $ 16 mio. In the H1 results, and in a conference call with Analysts the same day, (link on Matomy’s website) the company explained that they had made some internal restructuring, cost cutting and changes in focus to adapt to the changing industry environment and that the months of June, July and August had seen positive momentum, which made them confident of the improved EBITDA in H2. To value MTMY, my quick and dirty calculation is to take full year EBITDA of $ 26 mio, less 20% tax and say -$ 2 mio for recurring Capex to give a profit after tax (excluding amortization and exceptionals) of $ 19 mio. At an ex-rate of 1.52 USD vs GBP, this gives a profit after tax of ~£ 12.5 mio. On a PE of 10 (I believe reasonable for such a fast growing company, albeit one which operates in an uncertain and constantly evolving business environment!) and adding net cash of £ 18 mio gives a value of over £ 140 mio. At today’s price of 104p the market cap. is only £ 91 mio. The above valuation is I believe extremely conservative and there would be much greater upside if you take the H2 EBITDA as the new run rate, which would not be unreasonable, as H2 and future years will benefit from the annualization of revenues, profits and synergy savings arising from previous acquisitions. As mentioned above, the company still has considerable cash reserves (£ 18 mio or ~20% of the current market cap.) for future acquisitions – they do not currently pay a dividend. Note, after the warning and following the steep drop in share price, there were a number of Director buys. The Chairman, Ilan Shiloah, purchased an additional 262k shares between 137p and 145p, taking his total shareholding to over 15%, while Ofer Drucker, the CEO, purchased 50k shares at 136p, taking his total holding to just over 3.5%. I take this as a very positive sign as these are not token purchases IMO (and purchased at a price way in excess of the current share price) and also reassuring that management have a significant overall stake in the company. These are not without risk, including (a) the sector they operate in which is continuously evolving – one of the reasons that led to the profits warning in April this year, (b) strong competition from big players such as Google and Facebook and (c) they are a foreign company (Israeli) which I believes also comes with more inherent risk, simply based on the statistics of foreign failures in the UK stock market!
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