ADVFN Logo ADVFN

We could not find any results for:
Make sure your spelling is correct or try broadening your search.

Trending Now

Toplists

It looks like you aren't logged in.
Click the button below to log in and view your recent history.

Hot Features

Registration Strip Icon for default Register for Free to get streaming real-time quotes, interactive charts, live options flow, and more.

SFX Screen Fx

7.10
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Screen Fx LSE:SFX London Ordinary Share GB00B23Z3283 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 7.10 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Screen Fx Share Discussion Threads

Showing 1526 to 1550 of 1725 messages
Chat Pages: 69  68  67  66  65  64  63  62  61  60  59  58  Older
DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/10/2007
16:06
That's the first piece of news although probably too late to cause a
reaction before tomorrow's consolidation.

8trader
30/10/2007
16:01
RNS Number:6402G
Screen FX PLC
30 October 2007


Press Release 30 October 2007

ScreenFX plc

("ScreenFX" or "the Group")

Convertible loan confirmed


Following the announcement of 17 October 2007, ScreenFX plc (AIM:SFX), the
digital advertising and communications specialist, announces that the
convertible loan facility ("loan") agreed with Trafalgar Capital Specialised
Investment Fund ("Trafalgar Capital") has been increased in size from #330,000
to #525,000. Of this #525,000, #300,000 is being committed immediately and a
further #225,000 is to be committed on or before 30 November 2007.

In accordance with the terms of the loan, warrants of the value of #30,000
exercisable at a warrant exercisable price of 0.025 pence, will be provided to
Trafalgar Capital.

- Ends -


For further information:
ScreenFX plc
Mike Cottman, Executive Chairman Tel: +44 (0) 161 428 5544
mikec@screenfx.com www.screenfx.com


Seymour Pierce Limited
Stuart Lane / John Depasquale, Corporate Finance

knowing
30/10/2007
10:13
8Trader, i know what you mean p&D's etc.
but i honestly believe sfx have bigger probs than you think and will need a major rethink to dodge bullets and rocks.
we know that digital out of home is the future but some will fall by the wayside you will need a strong management team which i know asg has but doubt sfx have

if you look at which side is going forward and which is dropping back it's fairly obvious

bronking
30/10/2007
09:13
All shares are a gamble bronking.

My stake in Sfx is small to reflect the risks but i still feel
it has a chance at some point to have a good rise with 3 bits
of news due in the next few months.

Asg looks good too, bit friendless of late, it's just been over ramped
on that thread, most of the posters on that thread are just rogues who
will post any old lie but look past them and you have fair risk/reward
like Sfx.

8trader
30/10/2007
08:47
sorry guy's you picked the wrong horse.

have a look at asg's new website

and get in there b4 it starts to rise soon

bronking
29/10/2007
13:07
3 seperate bits of news could be good for the shareprice.

Convertable loan, sale of Screen Fx and sale proceeds, all due
anytime from now till end of the year.

Every dog has it's day.

8trader
29/10/2007
12:56
Is it anticipated the convertible loan will send share price to .30?
uumode
29/10/2007
12:44
well someone just sold 350,000 @0.12p
bronking
29/10/2007
11:38
This is getting silly now............
paul augustus
27/10/2007
12:36
"The digital advertising company also said it has agreed in priciple to sell
its TrainFX franchise for 2 mln stg, and that the sale is expected to complete
within three months"

600k raised at 0.4p.

Current offer 0.14p.

This will take off soon, .3p+ soon.

8trader
26/10/2007
15:44
bronking - it's fallen because they've failed to announce the loan details due today.
paul augustus
26/10/2007
14:28
maybe this is why the drop?


Avanti Screenmedia Tops UK Media Sales Table
In the forthcoming DOOHAN directory, Avanti Screenmedia finally top the UK Media Sales League table.

abc media who were top have fallen back a place as they have recently lost the Firebrand Media national sales contract (brought in-house alongside agency sales), ScreenFX who were once a close second have lost several network sales contracts (previously reported) and seem to be trying to focus on being a media owner rather than a media seller.

Avanti's screen network groupings (6 in total now) are very much as follows: -

Captive Audience. Leisure. Pubs, clubs and bars: -

Magnetic and MVN
Setanta Sports
Captive Audience. Transport: Buses -

Motional Media
Captive Audience. Doctors' Surgeries: -

EHM
Retail. Malls and High Street: -

Shopping Mall TV
SparTV (and early days of Marks and Spencers)
Separately I have seen Princes' Tuna and Walker's Sunbites adverts on the SparTV network but still trying to get confirmation on length, terms etc.

bronking
26/10/2007
14:04
Guys, try research on ASG. If you haven't yet that is.
chrisc168
26/10/2007
13:08
True. I think they got rid of their sales team several months ago! Gotta feel sorry for them and anyone else still there
jono88
26/10/2007
12:59
Oh well, at least we don't work for them..... rather loose a few quid than my job.
paul augustus
26/10/2007
11:29
A real shocker. I sincerely hope for anyone holding sfx stock that things pick up later today for you.
jono88
26/10/2007
11:09
Well either really bad or mm's playing a blinder to free up some shares for the RNS due in regard to the loan. Due today!
ljsquash
26/10/2007
11:06
This is not looking good..........
paul augustus
25/10/2007
12:20
News tomorrow here as 26th fasty approaching....onwards and upwards after the news me thinks:-)
pre
24/10/2007
13:53
First stage of loan is due through on the 26th Oct, so I am hoping for 0.20p + by the time of the consolidation.
ljsquash
24/10/2007
12:40
"Following the granting of the necessary approval at the meeting held on 5
September 2007, ScreenFX announces the consolidation of its ordinary shares. In
the consolidation, 100 old shares of ScreenFX common stock, with a value 0.1
pence each, will be exchanged for one new share, with a value of 10 pence each.
Every 100 deferred shares of 0.1 pence each will also be exchanged for one new
deferred share of 10 pence each.

Application has been made for Admission of the consolidated shares and dealings
will commence on 31 October 2007 and the record date for the consolidation with
be 30 October 2007."

...........Hate to sound pessimistic, but I hope this just doesn't mean they've even more opportunity to fall.

paul augustus
23/10/2007
11:33
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Screen FX PLC, the digital advertising company
said the convertible loan agreed in principle and signed with Trafalgar Capital
Specialised Investment Fund has been increased, and is now expected to be
received by Oct 26.

----- Roll on Friday - make or break me thinks

paul augustus
18/10/2007
11:01
That is true... however, it's worth (if you haven't already) sifting through their earlier reports to see what they had forecasted they would've achieved by now to see how they execute their plans. i haven't done this myself so far so need to fill in my knowledge on that front to give a decent opinion.
jono88
18/10/2007
09:59
jon,

2 things which are quite positive....

1) they still have institutional support

2) they forecasted an operating profit by end of 2008?

cyclingnut
18/10/2007
09:42
morning paul and cyclingnut.
i'll see what i can find out about the setanta channels. However, that's just ONE possible client. Media owners need hundreds to make really good cash.
Problem they have in general is the competition from more established and far larger media owners. The likes of JCDecaux, Clear Channel and CBS are agressively heading into digital ads in train stations, outdoor and other areas, now even using much cheaper projection methods etc. This all leaves SFX struggling a little with their 'innovation' which is relatively small screens in malls which are in areas where foot traffic is busy shopping rather than standing around watching ads in train stations etc.
That added to the fact their value has continued to head south from day one and nothing management have done so far seems to have had any positive effect.
I'll see if i can find anything later today.
Saying that, you never know what people's investment incentives are and it is very cheap compared to it's initial valuation. However, for a company apparently worth 4mil to only be turning over 1.8mil after 3 years is pretty poor!

jono88
Chat Pages: 69  68  67  66  65  64  63  62  61  60  59  58  Older

Your Recent History

Delayed Upgrade Clock