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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Perform | LSE:PER | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3M55Q47 | ORD 2 7/9P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 243.75 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 16/9/2014 | 16:33 | Will Perform Perform? | 274 |
| 21/2/2011 | 16:21 | Stocks on Low P/E's | 213 |
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Posted at 01/9/2014 10:46 by john09 True. But when they own so much of the share capital already, what can we do... |
Posted at 01/9/2014 09:41 by n0rbie Hmm it does seem a bit cheap considering that is the price it was only 2.5 months ago! |
Posted at 29/8/2014 07:48 by werty5 Well it is a start still a way to go before PER can claim recovery all comes down to how well the cost cutting will progress over the next six months. Fingers crossed it will make the difference the BOD think it will. |
Posted at 28/8/2014 12:03 by toolsmoker Numis upgrade 346p price target |
Posted at 22/8/2014 18:48 by werty5 If the share price movement is due to market makers wanting to snap up some extra stock, that in my book is a good indication of a expected good statement next Friday. Wait and see I guess. Good luck to all holders. |
Posted at 14/8/2014 08:50 by werty5 Looks like a prime recovery investment to me, but only if results hold up well in two weeks time. Share price fluctuations seem to be a tree shake by market makers trying to dislodge weaker holders. As always IMHO. |
Posted at 14/8/2014 08:34 by werty5 Market makers playing games with the share price before results in a couple of weeks? |
Posted at 13/12/2013 09:37 by masurenguy This caught my eye this morning. Warning wipes 60% off Perform's share price One of the world's leading providers of television sports footage delivered a profit warning yesterday that halved its stock market value and sent shockwaves reverberating through the digital media industry. Perform Group revealed that its soaraway growth had stalled in selling video rights to sports events. Its shares crashed by 58% to 180p, wiping £650 million off its market value. The warning revealed that revenues for this year would come in 6% below the board's expectations, and that growth would be kept to in excess of 35%. Earnings would be "significantly below" what had been expected. The profit warning was all the more surprising because in a statement a month ago, Perform had talked of "strong growth across all revenue segments". In particular, the statement confirmed that "advertising and sponsorship is on track to deliver strong growth over the full year." However, that statement itself contained a warning relating to another side of the business, technology and production. David Reynolds, an analyst at stockbroker Jefferies, said: "We thought 2013 would bring challenges for Perform, but not that they would emerge in first technology and production and now display advertising. A real knock to management credibility and mistakes have been made." More........ |
Posted at 14/11/2013 17:01 by tiger20 Prime Markets has labelled Perform Group as a 'sell' following the digital sports media firm's profit warning on Thursday.The company reported a 31% rise in third-quarter revenues but said that earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) would be £4m lower than previous forecasts due to a weak performance of Technology and Production in the second half. "2013 has by and large seen Perform Group do what they say on the tin - perform! And certainly the group continues to grow apace, with a strong performance from new acquisitions, in particular that of Opta," said Head of Dealing Richard Curr. "However with weakness in technology and production hitting the EBITDA measure so hard, and mindful of the raft of director share sales earlier in the year around current levels, we expect further weakness in the shares before a sustained recovery develops." The stock has recently fallen out of a "gradually rising trend channel", the analyst pointed out, falling below the 200-day moving-average support at 548p. Curr said that the next logical charting target for the shares is the "double April low" at 450p, "and we anticipate this will be hit in the next 7-10 days". The stock was down 13.73% at 465.86p by 12:26 on Thursday. |
Posted at 08/10/2012 04:28 by northernlass Perform Strikes Deal With OptusPERFORM TO REPRESENT MEDIA SALES ON FOOTBALL FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA'S ONLINE PORTALS Sports media group Perform has struck a deal with Optus to see the company represent media sales across the Football Federation of Australia's network of online sites, footballaustralia.co THE ANNOUNCEMENT: Sports media group PERFORM has announced a deal with Optus that will see the company represent the advertising media sales across the FFA's official network of online sites. The deal which covers the official footballaustralia.co Delivering the ultimate online football portal, Optus has injected exclusive news, sneak-peek videos, behind-the-scenes photos and a host of multimedia opportunities into the FFA's websites for fans to get closer to their favourite teams and players. Fans are also able to carry their passion for the A-league and Socceroos with them through two new dedicated mobile apps developed by Optus. PERFORM's reach in digital football in Australia is now over 1m unique fans per month. PERFORM is also one of the leading global providers of football video content to news publisher websites through its video player ePlayer and in Australia streams news content from a range of the world's leading leagues and competitions including English, Italian and European club competitions, across news publisher websites. A recent research project conducted by Kantar Media and PERFORM into sports media consumption found that football is now the fourth most popular sport in Australia with 25% of fans following the sport cricket (33%) was the most popular, followed by AFL (29%), tennis (26%) and Rugby League (25%). James Peel, Sales Director at PERFORM Australia & New Zealand commented: "This is a really exciting addition to our network. The official nature of the sites and the quality of content really complements the rest of our football products. We know football is becoming an increasingly more popular sport in Australia and are committed to providing brands with the best available digital sports content to reach and engage with connected male audiences." PERFORM owns and powers Sportal.com.au and also represents the Australian inventory on NBA.com, Eurosport.com and Cricbuzz.com and recently announced an exclusive deal to broadcast all NBL matches for 2012/13 season across PC, Tablet, mobile & IPTV. The addition of the FFA sites takes PERFORM's overall reach in sport to over 2m unique fans per month. Source: Perform press release P.S. Here's some links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: |
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