Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[jacobjohn7] 03/11/2009 10:04

do they seem eager to get them out? ;o) wonder why?
they do get held up when they are bad, or when there are other 'issues' involved, thankfully those days are behind us.

[jacobjohn7] 03/11/2009 10:03

ZOO Digital Group plc


Notice of Interim Results

ZOO Digital Group plc will be announcing its interim results for the six months
ended 30 September 2009 on Thursday 26 November 2009.

[stoaty1] 29/10/2009 15:30

Just spoken ,at length, to Helen Gilder, zoos fd, and she is hopefull that figures out in mid/late nov. Did not give anything away , but co very happy and very busy in states with lot of interest in their products. Dont think they will disapoint!!!

[scotty1] 23/10/2009 12:03

siwel quote "There isnt any stock"
bit wrong there m8 u can buy 250k online @ 25.8 and only sell 25k @ 23
so i think theres a bit of stock available don't u.

[stoaty1] 23/10/2009 12:01

I think it will be late nov,last figures were out 7-8 weeks after end of period to be reported.

[siwel100] 23/10/2009 11:51

jacobjohn...about mid December.

[jacobjohn7] 22/10/2009 15:30

Whats the date for first half results?

[siwel100] 22/10/2009 14:27

Most are simply waiting for the first half results with the start to the second half update. Without news the mm's will just continue to bobble the price until someone steps in to buy £5k's worth, then its back up again. There isnt any stock, there have only been a few thrupenny sells matched by buying when stock is available online.
imo

[bodgit] 19/10/2009 19:49

It is really quiet here. Watching and waiting. Good luck all.

[deanroberthunt] 13/10/2009 10:56

see the Klingons are no longer on the starboard bow......hopefully :¬@

[deanroberthunt] 12/10/2009 19:50

results soon, back over 30p

[parvez] 09/10/2009 11:37

quiet here today?

[cosh285] 09/10/2009 07:57

Thanks Uk. You are right. Good luck to all holders, I think we will see steady progress over next few months.

[uknighted] 08/10/2009 17:40

Cosh ignore the recent posters, Rutty and Mudslug. It is quite obvious that if Siwel was trashing this share then these same two posters would be on here saying what a great share Zoo is.
Regards
UK

[cosh285] 08/10/2009 16:23

And up she goes boys and girls. Steady buying in last couple of days (mainly on plus) gives the lie to the deramping rubbish of rutty. This will continue to rise in my opinion.

[rutty74] 07/10/2009 09:30

"There has also been an award of a total of 306,000 shares to the US staff which will be held for them in ZEST."


lol! That's about a year's volume here isn't it?!! Nice one siwel, another fine mess you've got people in here! TMC breaking out today - you know the one you've been trying to deramp and buy on the cheap!! Best bite the bullet as you'll be paying over 60p for your TMC shortly.

[stoaty1] 06/10/2009 15:31

Thanks, i hoped that is what you meant!

[deanroberthunt] 06/10/2009 12:28

basically the services they provide and the improvements they deliver can be transposed to any format the Studios decide to market.

[stoaty1] 06/10/2009 10:54

deanroberthunt, sorry to appear thick , but could you kindly enlarge and explain what you meant in post 6197. Thanks in anticipation.

[deanroberthunt] 05/10/2009 12:43

Swivel...."format agnostic" was the terminology communicated to me....

[deanroberthunt] 05/10/2009 12:34

they'll be long gone when this is north of 30p+ after results

[siwel100] 05/10/2009 09:56

mudslug...Actually you almost made a valid point. Will downloading be the death of ZOO ?
Oddly enough its not downloading that is worrying the film Studios but simple old fashioned piracy. Downloading of a film is currently nothing more than an irritant, broadband speeds are just too slow. The eventual migration to Blueray will just compound the problem for downloaders with the huge file sizes meaning a 15-20 hour download for even the very fastest connections.
But film piracy has had a huge impact on the Studios and has been extremely beneficial to ZOO.
You just have to wander into any shop and you will see the price points for DVD's have collapsed. £9.95 for a new release, £5 for recent releases and bargain buckets full of old films for £3. All to compete with the pirated copies you can buy for a few quid almost anywhere.
All this has put huge pressure on the Studios who are attempting to protect the multi $Billion DVD revenue stream. For nearly every film release its the DVD income that covers costs and generates the profit, not cinema ticket sales..
The pressure on price points has meant that the Studios have embraced ZOO for its ability to improve speed to market and to cut their production costs and stabilise margin. The reduced price points have actually meant larger volume DVD sales which results in an increased income for ZOO as their offering is based upon unit production.
In many ways ZOO wouldnt be undergoing the transformation it is if it wasnt for the threat to DVD. Fortunately ZOO products are digital media neutral, so although the DVD issue is getting them into the Studio's, they will still have a very secure and increasingly profitable place there when DVD'S are replaced by Blueray and eventually streaming (If the studio's ever truly contemplate that route given the DMR issues)

[cosh285] 04/10/2009 17:17

Mudslug. Judging from your comments you have absolutely no idea what Zoo Digital does. You talk drivel. What your game plan is I don't know and don't care. The only inteligent thing you can do is make the word zoo rhyme with poo. Something my 2 year old daughter can do. Go back to under the stone you crawled out from before making more of a fool of yourself.