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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Pilat Media | LSE:PGB | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031172751 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 93.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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02/12/2012 09:47 | A tad disappointed in the results - I was hoping that the costs / resources committed on the platform transfer would have reduced, leading to the beginning of more meaningful profits coming through. However, I was heartened by the tone of the outlook statement, which should mean a decent news flow over the coming weeks / months. R&D commitment remains strong as does the cash position - suspect a acquisition will be delivered rather than a divi. So conclusion is - will just have to wait a bit longer for a re-rating, but at £10m after cash, it will surely come! Techno | techno20 | |
30/11/2012 09:01 | Third quarter results out! Seems positive outlook for full year result Market Cap £18M Cash £7.77M Sales approx £20M pa Looking at ways to put cash to good use, how about a decent divi. Appears v good value if only can get back to profit of a few years ago. Anyone seen any profit forecasts? Would like to think 50% upside from here in 18 months, lets hope for a turn around in the share price to reflect the outlook. | itisi | |
30/10/2012 21:30 | fwiw I decided to stick with it with a smallish stake a while ago. Reading between the lines though, it does seem as if the have to do a lot of sales / project work just to bring in a moderate sized contract, so I'm not sure if there will ever be any significant organic growth. To be fair, I also don't know (as not researched that much) whether there is potentially a critical mass of contracts, after which the money floodgates open, or not. Or a point at which all clients are 'hooked in' and will end up contributing cumulative revenue year on year. The company have never really given any clues. Anyone know ? | yump | |
30/10/2012 20:46 | Thanks for posting SS, Well worth listening to. Avi comes across well. Delighted to see them making an effort on IR. Avi sounds positive on securing more details and driving growth. Also confident that the £3.2m contract is likely to develop into more revenue going forward. Some strong statements on non-organic growth via acquisition. Being honest it needs either some significant new contracts or corporate activity to get PGB on pi's radars. But still very hopeful that this will deliver for those with patience to stick with it. Techno | techno20 | |
30/10/2012 15:41 | Audio interview with Avi Engel, Chief Executive Officer of Pilat Media Global. Click the link below; | sammy_smith | |
29/10/2012 12:57 | Where did you buy them? They are also listed here. | azalea | |
29/10/2012 12:46 | Could anyone inform me how I could sell my shares in Pilat that is listed on the Israeli stock market? | fernandesb | |
29/10/2012 12:37 | A sizeable contract in today's RNS, part of which should show up on the bottom line-FY results. The wide spread is a put off for most investors,but there is the long standing attraction of a potential bid war between the two largest investors. | azalea | |
16/10/2012 16:19 | A 110k buy posted at 16:41. Early birds catch the worms. | azalea | |
16/10/2012 16:14 | Interesting day - been ticking up on no volume, but in relative terms significant activity today. Feels a bit early for moving ahead of the results - last year was the 30th November. Here's hoping something (positive!) on the cards. Need another 7p to get above water on these. Techno | techno20 | |
16/10/2012 10:27 | Ticking up ahead of Q3 results next month. | azalea | |
16/10/2012 10:03 | Looks a bit more interesting after a period of being pretty static. | yump | |
03/9/2012 13:03 | T20 Thanks for the heads up. I still hold and am waiting for either of the two very large holders to make a bid. Good prospects ahead may give them an added incentive | azalea | |
03/9/2012 06:49 | Positive write up on the IC website for anyone who's not seen it. Recovery Buy, Based on forecasts from Shore Capital of £1.8m profit for 2013 and cash of £8.9m! Need lots of patience with PGB, but hopefully the next 12 months should see them back on the front foot following the Fox debacle. Good luck to anyone out there still holding! Techno | techno20 | |
04/4/2012 06:11 | Press Release 4 April 2012 Pilat Media Global plc ("Pilat Media" or the "Company") Pilat Media Accelerates Availability of Catch-UP TV Offerings with New Automated Scheduling Tools Pilat Media Global plc [AIM: PGB], a leading supplier of business management software to the media industry, today announced that its flagship Integrated Broadcast Management System (IBMS) has been enhanced with a powerful set of new features for Catch-Up TV services. The new tools enable broadcasters to accelerate the availability of Catch-Up TV offerings across multiple delivery platforms and devices through advanced scheduling automation. "Catch-Up or replay TV services are becoming increasingly popular as viewers demand the ability to watch their favourite shows on their own schedule, and on the devices of their choice. Our broadcasting customers have been asking for a more efficient and cost-effective means of scheduling and managing these services," said Ron Bar-lev, EVP Product Strategy, Pilat Media. "Whereas the scheduling of Catch-Up TV previously required operators to individually identify programs for the service and then manually create a catch-up slot on the schedule for each program, these new features take advantage of the built-in workflow configuration tools in IBMS to provide a new level of automation and control." With the new Catch-Up functionality, the IBMS:OnDemand add-on module links linear schedules to catch-up schedules and applies rights-aware business rules to determine which programs have catch-up rights. IBMS then automatically creates a catch-up offer based on the rights and additional criteria defined by the broadcaster. For instance, a program's rights might specify that only a certain number of episodes within a season can be made available for catch-up, and only on certain platforms...and the broadcaster has determined that the offer will be available for the week following the original broadcast. IBMS therefore takes into account all variations in rights, scheduling parameters, and delivery platforms (TV, computer, smart phone, etc.), for multiple catch-up services. "The new catch-up features are just one more example of how broadcasters can use IBMS to schedule both linear and on-demand programs all within a single system - even for a highly complex array of offerings," said Bar-lev. "In addition to the new efficiencies and cost savings that come with automating what were previously manual scheduling tasks, IBMS helps broadcasters to better monetise programs and develop new revenue streams through such services as Catch-Up and VOD." More information about the complete IBMS product family is available at www.pilatmedia.com. - Ends - For further information: | coco | |
30/3/2012 06:39 | Averaged down yesterday, albeit it came through as a sell. Positive coverage on the IC website. May be in print today. Expecting PGB to surprise on the upside this year. With £6.7m of £17m capitalisation in cash and PBT at £1.4m, there's plenty of upside from here. | techno20 | |
28/3/2012 22:16 | In a similar position having bought at prices between 33p and 41p, but no intention to sell. Indeed plan to average down first thing, if I can buy sub 30p. This is the 3rd time I've been invested in PGB over the last 5 years and have made good money both times previously. Pretty sure this will come good and as you say, when it does it'll move fast. | techno20 | |
28/3/2012 22:09 | I think I've got to the point where I'd like someone to give those predators a good nudge, then I can put my cash into something that looks likely to appreciate in share price I suppose taking a 20% loss is an option, but I know the share price will jump the next day whenever I sell for no really solid reason ! | yump | |
28/3/2012 21:53 | Really disappointed by the response to yesterday's results, which from my reading were pretty creditable. In a year when the management were fighting Murdoch, they still delivered revenue growth and some very significant client deliveries. Yes, the increase in costs were a slight surprise, but beyond that the results were pretty much as I'd expected. What seems to have been missed is the final statement that 80% of 2012 are already in the bag and indeed the two recent contract wins are not included in that. Also, they've got a number of contracts at final stages of negotiation, of which three are with existing clients. And by the way nearly 40% of the current valuation is taken up by cash! All sounds good to me and the key point is that the management has overcome the Fox dispute and in now in a position to focus on managing the growth of the business. Take the cash out and PGB is on a pe of 7ish. Not bad for a strong, niche player with predators hovering. Techno | techno20 | |
23/2/2012 13:04 | Ooops, up nicely on modest volume, is this just the Fox deal, or has the latter rekindled thoughts of a bid? | azalea | |
23/2/2012 09:46 | Oh right. I'm completely out of touch with this one having put it in the bottom drawer somewhere. Difficult to work out whether its a long termer or whether there will always be dips. I had it down as something that would weather the economy reasonably, but it didn't, although that may have just been company specific problems. | yump | |
23/2/2012 08:45 | But Fox is part of news international and foxtel is also partly owned by news international. | obiterdicta | |
23/2/2012 08:15 | Wasn't it Fox, rather than Foxtel that had the legal thing giong on ? 2 lots of good news though, I missed the BBC one. | yump | |
23/2/2012 07:55 | Yes, slowly but surely gaining traction. News of a deal with its previous legal adversary, is interesting. | azalea | |
23/2/2012 07:33 | More good news. THis might prompt a tick up. | obiterdicta |
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