Pixel Interactive Media Share Discussion Threads

[qs9] 02/7/2008 10:09

Even more so now! heading towards cash value!

[vickenk] 29/5/2008 08:54

I think this company needs some decent PR.. clearly the share price is not reflecting the business maybe because its not on anyone's radar..

[qs9] 28/5/2008 06:37

Looks even more silly now. Take off the y/e cash and you get an equity value of around £7m IMO, if it goes anywhere near hitting $3m profit then for a high growth stock in growth area of the world: barmy...imo

[vickenk] 15/4/2008 12:13

It has net assets of £9m so another growth year and we will be trading at around NAV so on that basis yes, the share price should be higher. Actually, in the 2nd half of the year they made $1.5m pretax so we would expect them to hit over $3m next year which would put us on a forward PE of less than 10.. now that would make the share price cheap.

[markie7] 15/4/2008 11:10

that multiple is OK for this area; given the olympics and overall growth rates it is significantly below par in my view. should be 60p at least.

[vickenk] 15/4/2008 10:59

Markie, they are trading in $ so their profit is circa £750K so we are on a multiple of 16ish... unless I've got it wrong!! Its excellent growth though and its a shame the substantial increase in turnover has not really filtered through sufficiently to the net profit line. Even so, good little profitable company, needs more coverage and the share price will hopefully move a little..

[markie7] 15/4/2008 10:35

blimey, there should be some more interest here. excellent results, in a hot area.

[markie7] 24/3/2008 20:44

first week of April sometime. online marketing, in far east, in olympic year, net cash, low PE, promising trading statement.

marvellous. sit back, feet up.

[qs9] 24/3/2008 17:01

WHen are results due?

[markie7] 12/2/2008 15:15

tick up again

[qs9] 12/2/2008 07:23

Next RNS will be fascinating to see how far ahead they are. Liked the IC piece.

[markie7] 11/2/2008 21:37

shhhh, now 36p; up 5p from the bottom. Definite change in direction, against a small cap bloodbath.

VERY interesting.

[markie7] 08/2/2008 13:20

tipped in IC this morning

[markie7] 31/1/2008 11:19

a bit more volume at firmer prices...director buying.....set nicely I reckon.

[markie7] 28/1/2008 09:10

this ought to be huge - price hasn't reacted enough I don't think. All the clues are there.

[qs9] 28/1/2008 07:09

trading update profits ahead of expectations.........lurvly....2008 sporting events in China / Far East IMO should help them drive things even higher. Is this one of the only "pure plays" online for the Far East?

Anyone interested???!

[markie7] 08/1/2008 08:46

online advertising - fastest growing part of the wider space (forecast to overtake TV advertising in 2008), AND based in China / Singapore - which is fast growing economy anyway - AND will benefit from Beijing effect in 2008, AND low multiple, AND cash in bank.

OK, a bit small and illiquid, but the fundamentals outweigh those disadvantages.

[markie7] 09/10/2007 13:35

any interest here? I like the look of this.

[sarscars] 26/3/2007 07:15

very positive results from this company today , cant see it staying in the low 30s for to long

[qs9] 06/12/2006 17:59

Great thanks. Hopefully this is therefore heading back towards 50p+ then!

[cp01] 06/12/2006 13:28

I emailed the CEO recently and a summary of his reply was

"..not aware of any reasons for the downward pressue of the share price ..the group continues to make good progress...trading on track and no reason for concern.."

[kdwilson] 27/7/2006 08:50

been well tipped so my guess is that it is ahead of itself now...id expect a pull back which would present a better opportunity to enter in low 40s i guess

[bibby888] 26/7/2006 13:35

Shares in Asian online advertising group Pixel Interactive Media went to a small premium to their placing price of 30.5p on their first day quoted on AIM. They are now trading at 32p.

Broker Dawnay Day Capital Markets raised £1.78m net for Pixel, which was formed four years ago when management bought the Hong Kong business of DoubleClick. Since then the company has opened an office in Malaysia. Part of the cash raised in the float will be used to finance expansion into China. Its first representative office is in Shanghai.

Companies that use Pixel's services include Cathay Pacifc, Sony, HSBC, Nokia and BA. The network of websites that Pixel can place advertising on includes a number of Hong Kong and Chinese portals and the website of the South China Morning Post. Its network of websites have access to more than 3bn impressions a month. On to of this it offers search engine and e-mail marketing services.

The Asian market is highly fragmented and Pixel may acquire smaller rivals.

Dawnay Day forecasts doubled revenues from $5.8m to $11.9m in 2006. Profits won't rise as fast because of the investment in expansion. They are expected to increase from $842,000 to $1.32m. Both revenues and profits are expected to more than double in 2007.

[bibby888] 26/7/2006 13:28

Pixel Interactive Media Limited is the Jersey holding company of the Pixel Media Group ("The Group"). The Group is a fast growing Asia Pacific based interactive media business that focuses on providing complete technology based advertising solutions through the Internet to publishers and advertisers throughout the Asia Pacific region. The Group currently has offices in Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur and specialises in the sale of online advertising, sponsorships, search engine and email marketing solutions on behalf of the Group?s web partners, whilst working closely with the advertising community to deploy effective interactive marketing campaigns. The Group?s core focus is to help advertisers reach their target audience by advertising online with leading top branded web publishers in Asia and to enable web publishers to focus on their core competencies whilst also developing their online advertising revenue stream.