Ten Alps Share Discussion Threads

[hubs] 24/11/2006 23:59

So, a dip today. When's the results?

[clocktower] 16/11/2006 09:03

Could it be WTV that they are in talks with, as the tax losses would be worth a good part of the takeover price.

[millsig] 08/11/2006 12:10

The news keeps on rolling in... aquisitions of TV production companies in the pipeline.



... and the share price drops.

[jim_bently davis] 07/11/2006 19:22

never had much faith in theories, triangles and anything else, even charting is dangerous-----------to many imponderable influence as we can see with TAL. Nevertheless still a strong holder.

[millsig] 30/10/2006 16:40

C21 unveils initial FutureMedia 2006 line-up

Alex Connock, CEO, Ten Alps listed among line-up of conference speakers.

[millsig] 30/10/2006 12:55

Thought this was about to go up... so much for the rising triangle theory!

[effortless cool] 12/10/2006 22:15

I'm just lurking.

[jojaguar] 12/10/2006 21:54

Is there anybody there?????????

[msheppard125] 07/9/2006 11:26

as a novice investor, can someone enlighten me as to why this share has been recommended as a buy when the CEO dumped a huge amount of shares only recently? I was lead to believe that if a CEO sells out a load of shares it is a sign to watch and perhaps get out yourself. Can I pull on any of you experienced investors for some extra education here? Appreciate it!

[hubs] 06/9/2006 22:33

nearly three months on and still a screaming buy, no bb chat on this, is that because it's all so plain sailing and obvious?

[pcok] 16/6/2006 15:53

Screaming buy seconded.

pcok

[millsig] 16/6/2006 09:14

A good start to the day!

[hubs] 14/6/2006 10:13

Thankyou, I added on Monday.

[10jimb] 13/6/2006 07:53

RIGHT HERE AND A SCREAMING BUY!!!!!!

Ten Alps FY profits sharply higher; sees H1 revenues topping 31 mln stg

LONDON (AFX) - Ten Alps PLC, the TV production group co-founded by Bob
Geldof, reported a sharp rise in sales and profits for the year to March 31,
2006, amid forecasts for another bumper year.
Full-year EBITDA more than doubled to 3.03 mln stg from 1.45 mln the year
earlier.
Revenues rose 21.5 pct to 42 mln stg from 35 mln last year.
Net profit climbed to 816,000 stg from 2005's 232,000, with adjusted pretax
profits more than doubling to 2.66 mln from 1.2 mln.
Ten Alps forecast a 50 pct rise in revenues year-on-year, to above 31 mln
stg for the first half to Sept 30.
The company also said it has gone into production on a six-part
entertainment series for Channel 4 called Get Your Act Together, and a ten-part
entertainment series for Animal Planet (Discovery Networks Europe) called Top
Dog, for which it produced an on-air pilot in 2005.
The commissions represent Ten Alps' first significant step towards
developing a TV entertainment formats business, the company said.


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[hubs] 13/6/2006 07:13

Where are the results?

[10jimb] 23/5/2006 15:15

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[10jimb] 09/5/2006 07:08

POST REMOVED BY JIM

[schiff] 10/4/2006 12:25

We don't get many postings on here but this could cheer you up a bit - though it's not really hot fromn the press!

Tuesday April 4, 05:47 PM
Ten Alps Communications "buy," target price raised

LONDON, April 4 (newratings.com) - Analyst Alan Howard of Canaccord Adams reiterates his "buy" rating on Ten Alps Communications (LSE: TAL.L - news)
(ticker: YE4), while raising his estimates for the company. The target price has been raised from 63p to 80p.

In a research note published this morning, the analyst mentions that the acquisition of McMillan-Scott, a leading UK contract publisher, positions Ten Alps Communications to capitalize on the opportunities offered by the expected shift in public sector communications from paper to online and digital TV. The EPS estimate for FY07 has been raised by 3% to 4.26p.

© 2006 New Ratings

[10jimb] 28/3/2006 09:45

quality all the way!

[sivadnoj] 27/3/2006 07:33

Commissioning - Blakeway secures 9/11 commission.
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Ten Alps subsidiary Blakeway has secured a raft of commissions including a two-hour BBC1 special marking the fifth anniversary of 9/11, writes Helen Groom.

The untitled show - a co-production between the BBC, Discovery USA, RTL, and France 2, in association with Dangerous Films - will seek to present a "definitive account" of the events of the day using interviews, analysis and dramatic reconstructions. Denys Blakeway and Richard Dale will executive produce.

Meanwhile Summers of O, a 4 x 60-minute series for BBC2, will look at one defining summer from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. For example, one year will be 1997, looking at the impact of Labour's general election win. The series will broadcast in May.

Blakeway is also making a 6 x 60-minute series for Channel 4, called War of the World. Presented by Niall Ferguson, the series will seek to answer why the 20th century was so bloody. It will air in June.

The indie has also won a commission for a second series of Hidden Treasure Houses for Five, starting in May. Blakeway will executive produce all three series.

[10jimb] 06/3/2006 09:44

Quality share needs no comments just patience.