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Investor discussions surrounding Mirriad Advertising Plc (MIRI) highlighted a mix of concern and optimism regarding the company's future amidst financial challenges. A significant point raised by investor tickboo emphasized the urgency of securing additional funding for Mirriad, suggesting that the company's financial position is precarious without a successful capital raise. "There will not be any value if Mirriad cannot get a raise away and they go under," reflects a prevailing anxiety about liquidity and operational viability, particularly given the company's previous struggles to attract buyers for its intellectual property.
Conversely, optimism surfaced when discussing recent developments, particularly Mirriad's participation in an International IP Day in Basel, Switzerland. Investor last of the mohicans noted this event as a positive signal, with discussions about the potential value inherent in Mirriad's patents, suggesting that there may be untapped opportunities for the company. The quote, "Looks like there's value in some of those Mirriad patents after all!" encapsulates a budding hope among some investors that intellectual property could play a pivotal role in revitalizing the company's prospects. Overall, while investor sentiment remains cautious, there are hints of optimism hinging on the company's innovations and potential market opportunities.
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Mirriad Advertising PLC has reported significant changes in its shareholding, as indicated by the recent notification of major holdings. On January 22, 2025, Schroder & Co Bank AG and Dr. JS Milner crossed the threshold for voting rights, prompting Mirriad to make a formal disclosure on January 24, 2025. The notification reflects the dynamics within the company’s shareholder base, indicating possibly increasing interest from institutional investors.
Though specific financial highlights are not provided in the news item, the shift in voting rights could suggest movements in investor confidence and outlook for the company. Stakeholder changes like this can play a critical role in Mirriad's strategic direction and governance, which may ultimately influence its operational and financial performance in the future. It is advisable for investors to monitor any subsequent developments from the company and look for additional financial disclosures that may provide further insights.
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Just in case there are any shareholders here who don't view the LSE BB I posted this there this morning. If any of you want to join in the more the merrier! |
There will not be any value if mirriad cannot get a raise away and they go under. No one in the industry wanted to buy the IP when for sale last year.They had I think 3.3m in cash the last time they raised in May and obvs more than that when they started work on it in April. I suspect mirriad will have a similar amount of cash left on March 1 so they would be crazy to leave it much later to get the begging bowl out. Remember even the optimistic guidance (that said programmatic launched before end of last year) had a 4m loss FY and we know H1 will be a lot worse. Little wonder all the TR1s since the raise have been for sells. Fair play to Jonathan Milner who dumped when he did, share price has fallen 1/3rd since. |
Jonathan Milner has dumped his holding. Ignore LinkedIn ramps but he bought in at the 1.25p placing so well out of pocket. Claws back something. |
Just looked on X and yeah loads of traders all over it and has the hallmarks of a pump and dump. To be fair a few few are calling rampy RNSs in the next month to get a raise away. We will see if it has legs but well done to those who are trading it and making some cash. Surely this year it is either sink or swim, no in-between. |
Pump and dump |
Nice rise, RNS on the horizon. |
In case some of you missed this ..... |
People might find this article an interesting read |
You really will be the LAST of something |
Have you booked a doctors appointment ? |
Just for the record, I bought another 75,000 today which now gives me 1.5% of the company. |
Allenby Capital has put out a small update this morning, nothing of note really in it. |
Purchase made, so that's me currently at 15M shares although my average price is terrible at just under 0.62p per share. |
Wow, the CEO has less than 1/3rd of your holding. The CFO just over 1/10th. Astonishing. |
Just for the record, I bought 250,000 shares on 07/01 at 0.153p taking my total holding to 14,002,500 |
Usual AIM trickery - partner terrible trading RNS with some imprecise vaguely hopeful guff about a new deal. |
I posted this a few days ago -LOTM suggests that Mirriad has until July to prove its business model works due to circa £5m cash at YE with costs being circa £670k a month. That suggests accountancy rules and AiM regs will change. The accounts have to be signed off by June 30 and the auditor has to be satisfied that mirriad has enough cash for 12 months from sign off. In Sept mirriad guided programmatic ready by year end (it might be sorted) and a £4m loss for this year. Remember mirriad has always done a lot worse than guided. Let's assume they only lose £4m this year that means at the end of this year they will have £1m in cash. The audit requirement is for enough cash until next June. You can't tell me going into a quiet H1 with £1m cash for 6 months ops will be enough? So the question is will the money needed for sign off come from a discounted raise or will mirriad find some other source (obviously not invoice financing as suggested by Phevs). Also remember the auditor will need contingency given mirriad has missed every revenue guidance it's ever issued. They'll surely be working on the raise (if needed) by Feb or March latest and one would hope on the back of some amazing news and I don't think simply launching programmatic will but it without visibility on orders. Will IIs throw more cash after this? The next few weeks will be interesting. What is clear is mirriad doesn't have an IP moat and is struggling with demand or at least closing deals. Could be rights issues and remember traditional PP growing hugely with brands integrated into stories so you can't just drop new brands in after all that work. Is this why Disney didn't sign again after its 2 year deal and why partners are falling away as per the last interim report? |
This reminds me of the Tripelift RNS (that was material h like this) where it was gonna be amazing with industry leading co with a quote from Stephan but no quote from anyone at Tripelift, not even a project manager. Same for Benlabs. Another fluffy RNS to give hope! |
7 January 2025 |
tickboo |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BF52QY14 |
Sector | Advertising Agencies |
Bid Price | 0.16 |
Offer Price | 0.18 |
Open | 0.17 |
Shares Traded | 957,831 |
Last Trade | 07:32:55 |
Low - High | 0.17 - 0.17 |
Turnover | 1.8M |
Profit | -10.94M |
EPS - Basic | -0.0106 |
PE Ratio | -0.16 |
Market Cap | 1.75M |
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