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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Partygaming | LSE:PRTY | London | Ordinary Share | GI000A0MV757 | ORD 0.015P |
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16/11/2011 | 09:30 | Let's get this Party Started | 15,878 |
03/2/2011 | 11:59 | *** Partygaming *** | 1 |
11/8/2010 | 07:52 | BINS PARTY 100P | 196 |
14/8/2009 | 20:44 | BetOnSports Founder Pleads Guilty..why bow down to a bunch of crooked YANKS? | 1 |
24/7/2009 | 16:10 | PartyGaming and Cashcade acquiistion | 1 |
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Posted at 31/3/2011 09:23 by bleepy Following share price of BPTY on the following:Hubshank Are you starting a new thread for BPTY or perhaps just changed the header and login details |
Posted at 04/3/2011 17:00 by bleepy RNS Number : 3918CPartyGaming Plc 04 March 2011 4 March 2011 PartyGaming Plc ("PartyGaming" or the "Company") PartyGaming Plc Shares Trust - Purchase of 1.1 million PartyGaming Shares PartyGaming announces that the PartyGaming Plc Shares Trust (the "Trust") has today purchased 1,100,000 PartyGaming ordinary shares of 0.015 pence each (the "Shares") at an average price of 192.93 pence per share. Funds to carry out this purchase were gifted to the Trust by the Company and these Shares will be used to satisfy share awards made in accordance with the Company's remuneration policy. As a result of this purchase, the Trust holds 5,094,588 Shares, representing 1.23% of the Company's issued share capital. The Trust has waived its voting rights in respect of the Shares it holds. Therefore, excluding these Shares from the 413,065,372 Shares in issue, there are 407,970,784 voting rights for the purposes of determining if shareholders are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, PartyGaming under the FSA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. |
Posted at 03/3/2011 21:23 by srpactive The mkt's generally know, and the share pricerose well into the close, fingers crossed. Well done bleepy again, keep them coming. regards active |
Posted at 03/3/2011 08:38 by srpactive Decent results ex poker, but looking betterlast two mths. Share price basing out nicely. Awaiting US news and re rating. dyor regards active |
Posted at 09/2/2011 18:31 by frauchi10 Barclays said that a regulation passing sports betting only in Germany, coupled with taxation on UK revenues, is the current bear case on PRTY. Barclays estimates that PRTY would lose ca. 40% of German clean EBIDTA (20-25& of total EBITDA) in the short term. This would result in 2012E clean EBITDA of ca. EUR 64 Mio. At least this would bring regulatory certainty in PRTY's key market.Over the past 3 years PRTY has traded on average 9.9 x 1 year forward EV/EBIDTA multiple and with regulatory clarity Barclays expect the stock to trade on 9-10x EV/EBITDA. This would lead to a potential share price of 137p or a 25% downside. Possible German regulatory scenarios and impact on PRTY's profitability Status quo - No change Denmark style regulation - Short-term diclines, medium-term growth France sytle regulation - ca. 20-25% clean EBIDTA decline Sportsbetting only - ca. 35% clean EBIDTA decline |
Posted at 09/2/2011 13:24 by frauchi10 It's all about regulatory environment in Europe. Most countries wants to get taxes on the wagered amount not on the gross profit which would be very bad for gaming companies (see France).For PRTY especially Germany is very important. If Germany only regulates betting and outlaw Poker+Casino in April this would lead to a decrease in EBITDA around 25%. In this case Barclays and Exane see another decrease in the share price of 25-30%. On the upside we have Italy and New Jersey but especially the impact of NJ is probably not even worth to mention it. At least we could see some buy pressure at the first few trading days of the new company as it will be back in the FTSE. Let's hope that the European governments are not going to kill this stock completely!!! It's a shame that these uncertainties are destroyed 40% of market value since the announcement of the merger. |
Posted at 07/2/2011 11:02 by jezza123 Dealy - yea thanks for that, I got an e-mail from the PRTY sec. who saidit was just a case of doubling the shares on issue when the merger happens, but funny how the arb woulda worked anyway. Agree with the other points you make too - question really is, assuming Hunt makes non UK dom. companies unable to advertise, basically you have to assume that all these companies will have to come back into the UK and therefore pay tax - so to an extent revenues will drop (particularly for those with high UK exposure) - PRTY won't be a big victim of that, obviously as it's more diversified. But nonetheless, revenues will fall but this is easily priced into current share price IMHO. |
Posted at 04/2/2011 18:40 by jezza123 Well had a look at BWIN vs PRTY share price over the last 6 months - (since the end of July announcement of the merger)BWIN down -37.6% PRTY down - -39.22% So the arb would be making you money. the question really is, how will the new share price be calculated when the merger happens and the new company is formed (I note BWIN share holders will own more of the company) Anyone? |
Posted at 26/1/2011 14:33 by old joe1 Top stock pick for 2011 From Daniel Stewart.......PartyGaming (LON:PRTY) Target price 295 pence (current price 192 pence) The online gaming group is valued at 295 pence a share, giving more than 50 percent upside from the current share price. Analyst Michael Campbell reckons may struggle in the poker arena, where the likes of Full Tilt and Poker Stars are piling on the competitive pressure. However he reckons this will be more than offset by the performance of Party's bingo and casino offering. Campbell adds: "Party's merger with BWIN results in the largest online gambling business across a number of product verticals. It's the largest European Poker business across Europe and occupies top spot in casino, whilst sharing the spoils with Betfair in the sports betting vertical, though Betfair's model is distinctly different to the Party-BWIN model." |
Posted at 31/12/2010 18:42 by salpara111 Pretty lacklustre year for PRTY.Cant make my mind up whether to get involved. I find it difficult to put a value on PRTY the sector seems to be moving from one of a growth story to a maturing sector, the only problem is that none of the companies in this sector make normal profits or pay respectable dividends so the share price is sentiment driven. I guess there is probably little downside from this level but equally it is difficult to determine what will drive the share price up. |
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