Metrodome Share Discussion Threads

[moreforus] 06/9/2006 18:47

another 100k buy..we are blue..MMs have now cleared all sells from the last few months ... we havbe formed yet another higher low on the chart....interim results are just 4 weeks away!

[moreforus] 30/8/2006 08:13

100k trade at 4p yesterday....this was a buy (sales of this size woould be done at 3.25....)...might see a tick up soon....chart is looking more bullish - higher high... higher lows than the last moves.....accumulate quietly is a smart move as we are getting good news flow and results in 4-5 weeks....

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[moreforus] 24/8/2006 18:47

down on 1700 share or 80 gbp sale.... hmmmmmm...larf i nearly wet my pants!

[go_baby_go] 21/8/2006 19:25

No, the MM open late, then moved up on the bid 4.75p. L2 4 on 4. We may now start to get a few ticks. The gap to 7p needs to be filled, the Q. is when.

[moreforus] 21/8/2006 18:56

did the MM shut down again?? see we had some buying....chart shows abreakout - higher high...

[karm] 21/8/2006 10:51

Just one of the MMs opening late.

[littlebert] 21/8/2006 09:31

OK, who mentioned the share price was blue? - the MMs hadn't noticed, but have corrected it now ;-)

[go_baby_go] 21/8/2006 08:44

Lets hope so!

[moreforus] 21/8/2006 08:06

blue???breakout??

[moreforus] 17/8/2006 06:24

looks like we are getting great news now .. long may it continue, it should get the price moving the right way soon if we ccan get back on peoples radars...

[itmak] 16/8/2006 12:42

funny how in2film item was released by loonland week or 2 before being mentioned by metrodome

[itmak] 16/8/2006 12:33

you have all probably already seen this news release from loonland regarding metrodome's rns:-


Unterfoehring/Munich, 24 July 2006 – TV Loonland's London based subisidary Metrodome Entertainment Group PLC. – a leading UK independent Film and home entertainment distributor– will expand its offering and sales force in the budget-priced segment and launch a separately branded, new DVD label entitled In2Film.

Both Metrodome and it's major share holder TV Loonland (with a stake of almost 83%), are listed and traded on the AIM segment in London. The Metrodome Group focuses on film distribution (feature films), exploitation of all associated rights and the DVD trade. Their slate includes feature films as well as special interest themes like documentaries, evergreen children-titles and cult-favourites.

Metrodome´s keen sense for interesting and critically acclaimed movies has been proven with various box office hits such as Monster, Donnie Darko, The Assasination of Richard Nixon, Somersault and Shooting Dogs.

The new label In2Film will begin by releasing six vanilla titles per month. With an existing strong library of over 70 titles, Metrodome plans to stagger the releases and keep them within a certain price range. In addition, Metrodome's General Manager- DVD, Tom Stewart, will be looking to expand his team.

At the end of 2007 the In2Film catalogue will receive a further boost when further 50 titles – including classics such as Donnie Darko and Chopper - are added following the expiration of the Prism Leisure deal.

Commenting on the new label In2Film, Stewart said: "The launch of In2Film presents an exciting opportunity for expanding our offering to the high street market, while building new relationships in the budget arena. We thank Prism Leisure for the good relationship and for all their hard work that has seen four million units sold. Since we will have nearly 200 titles to offer on budget at the end of next year, we are quite delighted about the opportunity to bring this budget activity in house."

Petr Urie, recently appointed CEO of Metrodome Group PLC added: This new label is the first of a number of new business initiatives that I expect will significantly enhance and grow our business of the next few months. We have a great reputation and a fantastic team and I strongly believe that we are now perfectly placed for growth over the coming months."

[moreforus] 10/8/2006 18:25

bottom line company has a strategy it's putting it into place and it's already getting results.....this can only go one way.....

[itmak] 10/8/2006 08:32

Yes this is very good news. One of the most positive for several months

For this share price to really get moving it does need to improve that cash flow/sales.
The company is currently, in my opinion , focussing on improving sales/turnover but with small profit margins and largish short-term debtors and creditors.

They should reduce their exposure to the 'retail' model and look at improving that profit margin.

Once the company shows evidence of these new labels being successful (may have to wait 2 years) coupled with a stream of successful titles then this share price could hit 10p+. However based on current information I think current share price is fair

good luck all

[puffet] 10/8/2006 08:11

Would be good to see the new Chairman dipping into the market at this stage, would send out the right signals.

[puffet] 10/8/2006 07:45

Yep, looks like good news all round - I particularly liked the concluding statements....................



continued commitment to restructuring the business and will allow us to focus on
ensuring we get the maximum out of our assets. Our strategy is to turn Metrodome
into an attractive investment and this is another positive step in that process.

"I am also very excited about the performance of both "Flight 93" and "Shooting
Dogs" to date, they both underline our shift away from a reliance on one-off box
office hits to higher margin DVD sales."

Hopefully will encourage some new buyers on the back of this.

[moreforus] 10/8/2006 07:39

good news everybody...and success of in2film....

[moreforus] 24/7/2006 19:18

sale in size.....

[puffet] 24/7/2006 12:41

That looked a strange trade of 100k at 3.25p when bid was at 3.84p start of trading.
Anybody got any idea if it was a sell?

[moreforus] 22/7/2006 17:49

looks like there are more releases dvd/film on theie way....and looks like loonland has got a cash injection...

13 July 2006

TV-Loonland prepares to launch a host of exciting projects at MIPCOM -Classic titles selling well-

Munich, London 13 July 2006 - Following a recent cash injection into new programming and projects, TV-Loonland AG ("TV-Loonland" or "the Company") (AIM: TVL), the award winning independent producer and distributor of children's feature films and TV series, will be going to MIPCOM armed with a strong slate of new projects to be announced later this summer.
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11 July 2006

Ad-hoc-Announcement according to § 15 WpHG TV-Loonland: New chairman of the Supervisory Board

Munich, London 11 July 2006 – TV-Loonland announces today, that Dr. Michael Briem is appointed as the new chair of the non-executive Supervisory Board. Dr. Briem follows Dr. Friedrich Thomée, who is now deputy chairman. The supervisory board is completed by Dr. Stephan M. Hess.
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29 June 2006

New TV-Loonland Highlight "Pettson's Promise" ("Morgen Findus wird's was geben") opens Children's Film Festival in Munich – Premiere in German cinemas shortly before Christmas 2006

Unterfoehring/Munich, 29th June 2006 – This year's Children's Film Festival, being part of the Munich Film Festival taking place from 15th – 22nd July, will open with a very special TV-Loonland highlight. As Simon Flamank, CEO of the international entertainment company stated today, the event will begin with a showing of the new TV-Loonland movie Pettson's Promise, which will premiere in german cinemas shortly before Christmas 2006.
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13 June 2006

TV-Loonland: Strengthening its capital base by issue of convertible bond and extension of term facility

Munich, 13 June 2006 – Last Friday, 9 June 2006, the company announced a convertible bond issue that will generate EUR 4m of working capital for the group. The bond issue is initially open only to existing shareholders and then afterwards to financial investors.
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09 June 2006

Ad Hoc Announcement Pursuant to Section 15 of the German Securities Trade Act (WpHG) RIGHTS ISSUE OF 0% CONVERTIBLE BOND

Unterföhring, 9 June 2006 - TV-Loonland AG ("TV-Loonland" or "the Company") (AIM: TVL), the award winning independent producer and distributor of children's feature films and TV series, announces today that within the framework of an issue of subscription rights, the Managing Board of TV-Loonland today resolved, with the approval of the Supervisory Board, to issue a 0% convertible bond with a total value of up to €4,174,999, divided into up to 2,659,235 partial bonds with a nominal and issue amount of €1.57 (the "Partial Bond") on the basis of the authorisation of the 2002 ordinary general meeting.

[littlebert] 11/7/2006 11:49

Everything was approved - well, it's gone up, so, let's all approve everything again tomorrow, and the next day, and the next.....

[moreforus] 23/5/2006 16:35

i think it was a buy...gb is averagng down...