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MCS Mccarthy & Stone Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mccarthy & Stone Plc LSE:MCS London Ordinary Share GB00BYNVD082 ORD 8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 119.80 119.80 120.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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03/11/2006
00:08
well thats been a nice unexpected recovery
glennborthwick
31/10/2006
12:53
PRESS RELEASE
LONDON, OCTOBER 31,2006
MUSIC COPYRIGHT SOLUTIONS Plc
New Stage Musical ready for take off!
Music Copyright Solutions ("MCS") is pleased to announce that "A Model Girl" is
to be staged at the Greenwich Theatre from February 2007. MCS originally
signed the rights to the Music and Lyrics from the show's creators in what is likely
to be one of the more significant new musicals of recent times.
Written by Richard Alexander and Marek Rymaszewski, the show is based on the
Profumo affair, the sixties scandal which rocked the British Government and
which continues to capture the imagination of the public on both sides of the
Atlantic.
MCS's Creative Director Guy Fletcher says "we are thrilled to have this show on
our books. It is great story filled with fabulous songs. Having worked with the
creators for two years, I am confident that the show will make a major impact on
London's Musical Theatre scene throughout 2007."
Records
MCS's mainstream catalogue publishing business also continues to show great
results with over two hundred MCS owned or administered copyrights being
released in the UK during October, featuring artists such as Ray Charles, Jimmy
Nail, Bananarama, Pretenders, Tom Jones, Paul Young, Alex Parkes.
M
CS is back in the UK singles chart with Li'l Chris and "CHECKIN' IT OUT",
which has played in the top ten for the last three weeks, and with an album due
to be released in November.
Additionally, MCS published Romanian superstar Morandi's hit "OOH LA LA",
currently a major European club hit that will be released in the UK in November.
About Music Copyright Solutions
MCS is a leading independent music publisher, and home to many of the world's
finest composers and songwriters. Through its 100% owned subsidiary Diamond
Time, which is based in New York and Santa Monica, MCS is also a leading
music copyright clearing agent in the United States. MCS's owned or part-owned
catalogues contain work recorded by artists across the musical spectrum,
including Ray Charles, Tom Jones, Bananrama, Metallica, Fat Boy Slim as well
as The Classical Master Series. Royalty administration is undertaken for over
1,000 clients including Arts & Entertainment, National Geographic, The Discovery
Channel, Endemol UK and many individual composers.
www.mcsmusic.com
www.diamondtime.net
Further enquiries: Brian Scholfield: 0207 868 5390

4johnb
19/10/2006
14:04
1 of 3 10/19/06 7:06 PM
Regulatory Announcement

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Company Music Copyright Solutions PLC
TIDM MCS

Headline Issue of Equity
Released 10:03 19-Oct-06

Number 7102K
RNS Number:7102K
Music Copyright Solutions PLC

19 October 2006

Music Copyright Solutions Private Placing
Strengthens financial base as well as signalling expansion into Asia
The board of Music Copyright Solutions plc ("MCS" or the "company") is pleased
to announce that the company has raised £652,500 from an Asian based investor
group by the transfer of certain existing Shares, and the issuance of new Shares
and convertible loan notes, through a private placement.
The Board of Directors is also pleased to announce the appointment of Peter
McIntyre Koenig as non-executive director of the company.
John Sanderson, MCS Chairman commented "I am thrilled with the deal. The
involvement of new investors will bring a change of fortunes and impetus for
MCS. They bring a new dimension in international business skills, particularly
in the Far East and China and we very much look forward to working with our new
director Peter Koenig who will join the board."
Transaction highlights
Transfer of 5.5m shares
As part of the agreement announced on 27th September, 2006, Way Back When Ltd
(WBW) acquired 7,305,882 ordinary Shares of £.01 each in MCS from Menzies the
Administrator of Kingstreet Media Group Ltd (in administration).
MCS has agreed that WBW transfer 5,500,000 of the Shares to investors in the
private placement for £5,000. The private placement investors have
simultaneously paid MCS £247,500 (4.5p per Share) for the Shares acquired from
WBW.
WBW retains an interest in 1,805,882 Shares after this transaction, representing
5.13% of the newly enlarged share capital (see below).
Issuance of 4.5m new Shares
In addition to the funds raised by MCS through the transfer of WBW Shares, 4.5m
new Shares have been placed with investors, at 5p per Share. Application has
been made to AIM for the shares to be admitted to trading. Admission is expected
to occur on 23rd October 2006.
Issuance of convertible loan notes and warrants
Additionally, MCS has issued 180,000 convertible loan notes of £1; the notes are
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zero coupon, unsecured and repayable in two years and convertible into Shares on
the basis of 20 Shares per loan note.
MCS has issued warrants to the investors in the private placement, exercisable
into 5,822,850 MCS Shares at a price 4.5p per Share.
Conversion of Brian Scholfield's directors loan
Mr Scholfield has agreed to convert £200,000 of his secured directors loan to
MCS into ordinary Shares at 6p per Share.
The Directors, other than Mr Scholfield, consider, having consulted with Daniel
Stewart & Co plc, Nominated Adviser to MCS, that the terms of the conversion of
the loan are fair and reasonable insofar as its shareholders are concerned.
Shareholder Approval
In order to increase the Share capital and authorise the Directors to allot the
shares arising from the exercise of warrants, conversion of the loan and
convertible bond a resolution will be put to shareholders at the next AGM of the
Company.
Shareholdings as a result of the Private Placement
Prior to the exercise of warrants or the conversion of the convertible bond,
there will be 35,228,558 MCS Shares in issue.
Subsequent to the transaction outlined above, and in addition to previous
regulatory disclosures the following parties will have the following notifiable
interests:
• TW Indus, a company wholly owned by Mr. Ilyas Khan, 4,400,000 Shares, or
12.49%. In addition, Mr. Khan already has an indirect interest in a further
550,000 Shares, or 1.56% which is held through Creative Work Ltd., a company
in which Mr Khan has a 47.5% shareholding. Mr. Khan will become the largest
single shareholder on record of the company (see below)
• Solent Nominees will have an interest in 4,300,000 Shares, or 12.21% of
the issued share capital
• Galloway Ltd., will have an interest in 1,300,000 Shares, or 3.69% of
the issued share capital
New Board Member
Peter McIntyre Koenig (aged 62) joins the Board as a non-executive director.
Peter has a financial and business background having over 30 years experience in
journalism, including senior editorial positions for respected financial
publications including the Institutional Investor, Euromoney, the Independent on
Sunday and Bloomberg News. Peter is currently a contract business correspondent
for the Sunday Times and is a director of the Elfida Charitable Trust based in
London and established for the benefit of the disabled. He also serves as
independent non-executive director of Techpacific Capital, a company listed in
Hong Kong (and where Mr Khan serves as non Executive Chairman).
There is no further disclosure required pursuant to schedule 2(g) of the AIM
Rules.
Mr. Ilyas Khan
Mr. Khan is based in Hong Kong. He is the founder of Techpacific Capital
Limited, an investment company that includes amongst its major assets an 80%
stake in Crosby Capital Partners (quoted on the London Stock Exchange's AIM),
and various oil and gas assets in the Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Khan is a non
executive director of a number of other companies including London listed
Speymill Group, Australia listed White Energy Corporation, and Creative Work
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Limited which is privately held, and headquartered in Hong Kong.
This information is provided by RNS
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4johnb
20/7/2005
19:42
WHAT A DOG
widgee
30/6/2005
17:06
Music Copyright Solutions PLC
30 June 2005


Music Copyright Solutions Plc

Chairman's Statement

During the year to December 31st 2004, your company enjoyed a fruitful year
of steady trading with a turnover of £7,728,108 up from £7,017,016 in 2003.
Gross Profit, representing Net Publisher's Share, increased by 34% to
£2,322,765. I am pleased to report a Profit before Interest, Tax,
Depreciation and Amortisation (EBITDA) of £195,704 (2003 £22,934). This was
after expensing AIM flotation costs of £137,603.



Earnings per share, adjusted for Depreciation, Amortisation, and Interest
Payable were 0.76 pence (2003 0.19 pence).

Amortisation increased, as a result of a full year's charge on the Palan
business, purchased in 2003.

The directors are not recommending the payment of a
dividend.

Overview

An increasing number of reports in the media that new technology is
threatening the copyright management business has indeed made the sector
quite nervous. However, MCS, having built a strong TV and film catalogue, a
significant proportion of which is based entirely upon performance income,
has steered a safe course through this rather stormy period. Television music
does not rely on record sales and therefore solid revenues can be predicted
going forward. Through associations with major established clients such as
Endemol UK and TransWorld International coupled with a steady stream of new
administration business, MCS have continued to add new TV programmes to our
list of old favourites. Some of the shows whose music is managed by MCS are
Postman Pat, CSI Miami, Dennis the Menace, Big Brother, Ready Steady Cook,
Changing Rooms, Pet Rescue, The Farm, Fit Farm plus a host of others on
Cable, Digital and Satellite Channels e.g. National Geographic, Arts and
Entertainment and Discovery.

Diamond Time Ltd, MCS' wholly owned subsidiary in New York, has had a good
year with many major TV and film companies using their expert copyright
clearance services. Among the now regular users of their service are The
Cohen Brothers, Sony Pictures and The Smithsonian Institute. Diamond Time has
recently opened a satellite office in Los Angeles to cope with the increase
in activity in its motion picture music clearance business.


Outlook

On 10th May 2005 we announced that we were in discussions with a third party
which could lead to a combination of all or part of the assets or businesses
of the two companies. Your directors are pleased to confirm that these
discussions are continuing.

I should like to take this opportunity to thank the staff for their
dedication and hard work throughout the year.


John Sanderson
Chairman

29th June 2005

glennborthwick
01/5/2005
09:10
think you might be right about that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but would like you to be wrong
fatnacker
30/4/2005
17:11
i think ive change my mind about 30p so I presume its a done deal and more of a merger at current prices
glennborthwick
30/4/2005
09:26
posible offer for the company and the share price falls ?
fatnacker
28/4/2005
14:04
looks like one of them has just unloaded them
fatnacker
28/4/2005
12:28
some naughty inside trades about a month ago - i picked up on this so very profitable - this will be bought for 30p plus
glennborthwick
28/4/2005
08:40
could be double6 but who knows?
fatnacker
28/4/2005
08:19
The market cap is low - but HOW MUCH IS THE COMPANY ACTUALLY WORTH ?

The current market cap may be the ACTUAL worth ?

double6
28/4/2005
08:04
not a clue but just looked at market cap and its cheap.
fatnacker
28/4/2005
08:02
fat you any idea what this company could be worth if it is taken over
peteark
28/4/2005
07:58
d 6 like I said a low volume rise like that has to be about something .
fatnacker
28/4/2005
07:13
This will rocket this morning
peteark
28/4/2005
07:12
The Directors of MCS have noted the recent increase in the price of the
Company's shares. The Directors can confirm that they have had early stage
discussions with a third party which could lead to a combination of all or part
of the assets or businesses of the two companies. One possible outcome of these
discussions may be an offer for the Company.

The Directors would reiterate that these discussions are at a very early stage
and accordingly there can be no certainty that an offer will be made or on the
terms on which any offer will be made.

peteark
27/4/2005
22:10
Just interested!
double6
27/4/2005
21:13
soubledix another web site?
fatnacker
27/4/2005
20:47
d6
don't sound like a holder
what's your interest?

sweetnodude
27/4/2005
20:15
2 small sells moved the price back down - no news to justify ANY rise - back to 15p (IMHO!)
double6
27/4/2005
17:02
natfacker.....guess there's a website somewhere ramping this.....
double6
27/4/2005
13:37
double 6 do you know something about the rise in this share ,less than 39000 traded dosent acount it, most of them were traded after the rise , market knows something would,nt you say?
fatnacker
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