Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[gerihatrick] 05/3/2020 16:42

All the issues regarding slow payment are ancient history. The current FD ensures people are paid promptly....as long as their details are correct!

[cokehookerscars] 05/3/2020 15:59

What are Johnma's historic pump & dump shares on here ?

[cokehookerscars] 05/3/2020 15:57

Zoo were having lots of their subtitlers complaining of very late payments and also not getting paid at all a couple of years back. Have all those complaints dried up now ?
Down on this investment but am optimistic.

[nicyts] 05/3/2020 14:05

Zoo dubbing is a new system for dubbing that allows the process to be undertaken remotely. Traditional dubbing is undertaken in a studio with all the participants being together. The studio environment may not be appropriate at the moment because of the virus.This could clearly benefit zoo.

[duxy786] 05/3/2020 10:10

Please be aware of Johnma, a posters who is known for Uber ramping with a gang of monikers.Once they have pumped, they will continue to say it's going up and their buying all the while selling in to the rise and leaving holders high and dry.This stock, us a guranteed pump and dump now Johnma is involved. Please don't get caught with your pants down.You have been warned. I won't be coming back here....good luck to all holders and non holders.

[tkamp] 01/3/2020 13:57

I doubt Zoo will have to raise capital. Capital expenditure needs are almost certainly low (as they have been too in the past), R&D can probably be covered by operating cash flow (unless there would be a massive spike, but why would that be? In the case that working capital proves a drain (that's actually the most likely source of cash drainage) then Zoo can probably factor receivables quite easily and cheaply. After all, receivables from The Walt Disney Company and Netflix are not exactly high-risk... Won't be difficult to find banks who'll do factoring transaction with Zoo at probably really low rates (e.g. 1% haircut on the receivable).

Zoo also seems to be getting pretty decent margins currently due to large digital packaging work, which is high margin, so they'll probably be getting a bit of a cash injection from that too. Unless Zoo is planning to actually spend a lot on physical assets, which again I cannot see why that would be, they probably should be fine not raising any capital (at least that's my best guess).

[aphzombie] 01/3/2020 10:27

Perhaps fears as to how they're going to raise the funds for their aggressive expansion plan. Tricky in this current market.

[peachie 74] 28/2/2020 16:43

What’s with the massive fall here ? Just the markets running scared or is there bad news I don’t know about ?

[snoper] 27/2/2020 12:46

https://www-thestar-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.thestar.co.uk/business/sheffield-tech-firms-hollywood-deals-spark-recruitment-drive-1891025?amp

[shaker44] 27/2/2020 10:49

Idiot. I am invested here and interested in their opinions now. Worth far more than those of a troll like you.

[tkamp] 27/2/2020 09:25

I've never understood how people can have such boring lives that they actually take time to gloat on other people's affairs (plenty of them on advfn unfortunately). It wouldn't even cross my mind to go to a thread of some company I've never invested in and then go act like a smug smartass.

Shaker why do you even care where those people went? I can assure you they don't care the tiniest bit about you and your 'questions', so would be great if you can take a similar attitude. You're a clown.

[nicyts] 27/2/2020 08:19

Over expectation and impatience.The basic story is still alive and in many ways improved. The recent deal with it is thought Disney in in many ways a game changer.

[shaker44] 27/2/2020 02:01

What happened?? When the share price was far far higher this board was full of posters rationalising why it would go far higher, with a business model with high barriers for entry for competitors.
Where are you guys now? Moved on? Still watching? What knocked Zoo off its perch? AI?? Or what?

[mr. t] 26/2/2020 17:53

Recent Zoo articles are bullish about growth.I'm keen to see the next results, and hear how dubbing is doing. If the growth is there and there's a path to profits I think Zoo's looking attractive again.

[tkamp] 26/2/2020 14:35

The stock is highly illiquid and this is a seller's market

[nicyts] 26/2/2020 11:54

Struggling to see how Zoo can be affected by the virus.Surely if anything home entertainment will have increased demand. Share price drop difficult to justify other than on general sentiment. Anyone have a better understanding?

[nicyts] 23/2/2020 18:47

For a Sunday night there's a lot going on at global reach.Subtitles going ok but suggests dubbing going better.

[gerihatrick] 19/2/2020 10:11

Subtitles don,t make much money, it is the dubbing where the money comes in.

[nicyts] 19/2/2020 09:41

Subtitles appear to be growing and activity map active.Number of jobs available for dubbing. All looking good.

[uknighted] 14/2/2020 12:03

From today’s Zoo Investor Newsletter
”Look out for our update on trading for the current year in a pre-close statement that we’ll issue in March ahead of our preliminary results that will be announced on 24th June 2020.”

[nicyts] 10/2/2020 08:52

Subtitled South Korean film winning best picture must be good for Zoo both in the short and long term.The streaming companies will no doubt be searching the world for similar content to be adapted and used.Zoo is clearly in a growth area.

[plok] 29/1/2020 17:53

Tick up on the SP, could the update be tomorrow!
Frustrating lack of news from the company, when will they realise that PI’s are important and should be kept informed as well as the institutions.

[amt] 19/1/2020 08:23

I expect there will be a trading update this week.
Had one in late Jan last year

[rambutan2] 18/1/2020 20:32

geriatric, thanks for that info.