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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Zoo Digital Group Plc | LSE:ZOO | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1FQDL10 | ORD 1P |
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% | 36.50 | 36.00 | 37.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Computers & Software-whsl | 90.26M | 8.23M | 0.0841 | 4.34 | 35.72M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/1/2016 19:37 | Thanks philjeans. So that's an additional 55 million or an increase of 135%. Wow, that's some increase considering it took 2 years to get to 40 million. | simonparker5 | |
21/1/2016 19:28 | 40 million on 4th Feb 15 - so yes we've been motoring! | philjeans | |
21/1/2016 19:19 | I notice the subtitle counter on the zoo website has been updated. I understand there was a problem linking this to changes that were made to the Zoosubs system some time ago and therefore it hasn't been an accurate reading. It now stands at 95,427,273. Anyone know what it stood at 12 months ago? From memory I thought it was about 50,000,000. If I am right then that's one heck of an increase over the past year!! | simonparker5 | |
20/1/2016 21:27 | Hope so - still plenty of funds to top up. | philjeans | |
20/1/2016 20:34 | This looks to be heading back to 7p TBH, time will tell. | mike111d | |
20/1/2016 12:14 | Market is spooked and a few nervous nellies selling up. Great time to hoover up loose stock - little about normally. Nothing changed for this business - going great guns China or no China !! | philjeans | |
20/1/2016 07:41 | The £ is down to its lowest level against the dollar.This should be good for ZOO.Also note one of the few stocks up is Netflix .Right place right time? | nicyts | |
19/1/2016 13:19 | Back in 2011. ZOOZ shares rocketed up to over 60p in just a few months. And its going to do it again I believe. They have unique products and services; a profitable niche; plenty of cash now to support the growing work in progress and eager customers wanting more and more! | philjeans | |
18/1/2016 14:52 | Google BBC store. | nicyts | |
18/1/2016 13:40 | Does anyone have a link to the BBC store? Thanks | simonparker5 | |
18/1/2016 12:48 | A few nibbles every day, pushing it forward. No risks here with oil, mining or retail - solid IT services in massive demand. Bargain and I'm still adding. If the bond holders can see value at 48p, I can see enormous value at 10p!! | philjeans | |
18/1/2016 10:00 | I notice that BBC Store is up and running. Recall said in one of last years presentations on the website that it uses Zoo Subs and Zoo Core. Must be earning enhancing plus furthers the relationship with the BBC. | nicyts | |
15/1/2016 09:52 | The relationship with Apple the BBC and others provides significant validation for their technology . The market is clearly growing and here closed captioning in the US is another key driver. They have the support of their backers who must be on the inside in respect of the current state of play. The CEO is heavily invested and has lent the company money.The Interims indicate that despite a short term difficulty (resolved)the company is trading profitably.They are recruiting which indicates upturn in work/new contact(s).They have said at a tipping point. All looks good. | nicyts | |
14/1/2016 12:01 | Yes - very good website now and the vacs and detailed description of the work, and services they provide, all point to a fast growing and scalable business. Completely overlooked and miles to go here as good margin work provides plenty of profit growth. Nice to see a blue line in a sea of red today! | philjeans | |
13/1/2016 21:38 | Agree.Also may explain the number of jobs on website for "English "work rather than translators. Captioning for the Americans home content. They may well have picked up a significant amount of work already and paying for it in £ and charging dollars.Time will tell. | nicyts | |
13/1/2016 21:06 | The updated article on the zoo website, under NEWS, is a very interesting read. The service offering that zoo have appears to be very capable and in my opinion likely to win business if it does what it says, and I have no doubt to assume it doesn't. The service offering is also to meet customer demand required as a result of new legal compliance requirements for producers and service vendors for digital content such as streaming, video on demand, etc. The number and complexity of these digital files has the potential to grow in volume going forward by a considerable amount as consumers consume more digital content in this way or via the Internet. As zoo also offer a repository for storage and future retrieval or future adaptation, this part of the business could grow nicely and could be very substantial in years to come. I reckon that the market might be waking up to this slowly but eventually, what do others think. Nia. | martina pescatore | |
13/1/2016 17:56 | 2016 has brought a much better picture. Fall in £St v € & $ might well help. TU last year was 18 Feb. Zak's bit was a nice read.... | napoleon 14th | |
13/1/2016 07:39 | Income in dollars or at least the majority. Also a lot of the work and therefore the expense is done in the UK. Therefore there should be an exchange rate effect as well as the apparent increase in business.Who knows but it seems somebody may from the recent share price and volume change. | nicyts | |
12/1/2016 16:55 | Yes- another good day here as plenty of volume saw a rise; profit taking but then further buying to lift the final price. Zak reckons it's on for 15p and I wouldn't disagree - some good news would get it way past that! Zak Mir's Bull Call Of The Day No.2: Zoo Digital: 15p Target At 2014 Price Channel Top By Zak Mir | Tuesday 12 January 2016 - See more at: Zoo Digital was identified quite recently as a potential technical recovery situation, and it would appear that the stock has delivered for the bulls in a decent way, especially over the past couple of weeks. The notional recovery has actually been a few months in the making, and followed the final August bear trap rebound from below 6p. Since then we were alerted to the prospect of a possible intermediate rally on the basis that support for the shares was coming in well above the summer floor. The reclamation of the 200 day moving average to start January at 8p was clearly a big plus for the bulls, especially as this feature is still falling, something which only happens in the more robust of turnarounds. What can be said now in the wake of the latest bull flag breakout is that provided there is no end of day close back below the initial January peak at 9.2p, we would expect to see a relatively swift push up to the top of a rising trend channel in place on the daily chart from as long ago as the beginning of 2014. At this stage only back below the 200 day line at 8p would suggest any significant delay to the upside scenario could be on tap - See more at: | philjeans | |
11/1/2016 15:35 | Golden Cross coming up according to chart in 1005. TA is far from everything, but these small caps have a gift for doubling after a GX - about the only sure signal with small caps. Target is 15p, but theoretical only! | napoleon 14th | |
07/1/2016 22:26 | A number of new jobs on the website.The reason is not clear. Could there be a new contract in the offing? Is that the reason for the sudden spike in interest. | nicyts | |
05/1/2016 17:49 | conversion price is academic. loan note holders are handsomely rewarded at 7.5% and loan note period can just be extended as it has been twice already. | aphzombie | |
05/1/2016 16:27 | Guys you might be right but why would HIT PLC invest yet another £500k at a 48p conversion price if it wasn't confident it would see that price. You would have thought they would have renegotiated the terms. | simonparker5 |
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