Anyone in SFX ? .. relatively new company. lots of potential ( & cash calls!)Results due soon.. looks interesting. Any news/views ?

How crap is this share/company ? about as crap as SOP,AMU,IRN,GFC.. and that's bl**dy aweful ! ... not worth me selling any of these shares...hopefully these dogs of 2005/6 will be the stars of 2007 ! Dream on !

I absoulutely hate this share.... should have sold on a stop loss ages ago but didn't really regrt it now...RHPS & Shares Mag reaaly raved about this one a yr ago....how wrong have they got this one !
Don't take any notice of RHPS or S.Mag any more...

How wrong was I with this one ! Not worth me getting out now ...I'll have to sit it out and hope it comes good sooner rather than later.

Looks cheap now !

Don't know why but bought 50k of these this am (shows as a sell), MMs had ticked the price up looking for suckers like me! Have a gut feeling that there is something to offer here, don't follow me though - unless you like a real gamble!!
kim

Yes... worth a punt at these levels... highly spec though... losses will be huge this time round..not sure what'll happen after results release

Could be adding them to my capital gains offset next year! I don't know where this company is in competition with Avanti Screenmedia, who are going from strength to strength, but if they become a bit of a nuisance as far as ASG are concerned then maybe they might snap them up. SFX's balance sheets make for x rated reading but they are still relatively young, getting good contracts and heading towards trading themselves in to a not half bad position.....but then again, shit happens!
kim

I see that Titan Outdoor Limited are to take The Maiden Group over at 20p cash per share:-

Wed 15 Mar 2006

MAIDEN (MDN), the outdoor advertising group, has agreed to be taken over after conceding it would become insolvent without the deal.
Titan Holdings, which provides billboard, telephone kiosk and street banner advertising in North America and Ireland, has offered to pay 49.6 million for Maiden, including 39m of debt. Banks refused to increase lending facilities to Maiden in February.
It operates advertising sites at more than 500 railway stations in the UK, while it also has a strong presence at supermarkets and shopping malls.

I'm not suggesting that SFX could become a target for Titan......but who knows?!
kim

There's life in this one yet... losses should start to subside as revenues increase. They now have more cash in place to support the business in the short/med term.. good time to buy in / top up ! (imho)

A lot of new shares to be soaked up, but I have to admit that the prospects look a lot better now, was on the verge of dumping SFX but now hanging on: the company is growing.
kim

On the back of this investment programme
we are already beginning to see the benefits in 2006 with an order book well in
excess of last year's turnover. We view the future with considerable optimism

IDEASFACTORY PREMIERES FIRST FILM FESTIVAL ON A TRAIN






Channel 4s IDEASFACTORY, in conjunction with Screen FX, will make movie history by launching the worlds first film festival to take place on board a train.


The Rolling Stock Short Film Festival will see 78 Central Trains carriages in the West Midlands being transformed into moving cinemas throughout April.


FILM Birminghams Director, Suzie Ralph, who is launching the first Rolling Stock train from New Street Station this week, thinks its a fantastic idea, Through this festival, IDEASFACTORY have come up with a brilliant new way of showcasing film. Birmingham has always been a city of innovators and film pioneers this is another example of how we are leading the way in finding creative, original ways of bringing film to a new audience.







Around 70 shorts, produced by both first time and professional film makers from as far a field as Australia and Hong Kong to Wolverhampton, will be screened during the four week event to an audience of over 70,000 passengers. The films will be shown through the network of on-board televisions introduced by Screen FX in December 2005.


Dan Jones, Editor of IDEASFACTORY West Midlands said: The Rolling Stock Short Film Festival is a unique opportunity to showcase new and established talent to a huge travelling audience. We hope that the inspirational schedule will provide some welcome entertainment for our travelling audience on their daily commute.


Stephen Ollier, Chief Executive of Train FX (the train operating division of Screen FX) said: We are delighted to be working with Channel 4 IDEASFACTORY on this interesting initiative. Im sure this film festival will reach more viewers than most.


Steve Banaghan, Managing Director for Central Trains, said: The TVs on trains have proved very popular with our passengers and we are pleased to support the worlds first film festival on a train.


Passengers will be able to text-vote for their favourite film throughout the festival, with the most popular shorts taking home a cash prize and filmmaking equipment courtesy of Casio. Voters also have the chance to win a one month rail pass each week during the festival.

Remember the Express got the news correct about the placing ? well...


DAILY EXPRESS
*Redstone (RED.L) thought to be making good progress with voice-over internet.
*Traders expect positive feedback from Screen FX's (SFX.L) network in shopping malls.

Thanks for the news guys... could be a good time to top up and average down,,,,

Contract win

RNS Number:7640B
Screen FX PLC
21 April 2006




Press Release 21 April 2006




ScreenFX plc



("ScreenFX" or "the Company")



New premier shopping centre contract win



ScreenFX plc (AIM:SFX), the digital advertising and communications specialists,
today announces that it has been awarded a six year exclusive contract with
Drakes Circus to supply digital advertising solutions to its recently
redeveloped premier shopping centre.



Drakes Circus, based in Plymouth, is owned by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund
and Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company ("P&O") are the development
managers. The centre, which offers 51,950 sq m of retail space over two levels,
will be opened in September 2006, and will have a gross development value on
completion of #200 million.



Drakes Circus will provide the first fully covered shopping centre in Plymouth,
with eight major stores and over 48 shops, cafes and restaurants and 1,270
parking spaces. Marks and Spencer is the anchor tenant and the scheme will
bring approximately 2,000 new jobs to Plymouth.



Under this agreement, ScreenFX will supply ten 63 inch plasma digital
advertising screens and five bespoke info pods throughout the shopping centre.
The new initiative will enable Drakes Circus to further enhance its customer
service by delivering influential advertising campaigns, together with news and
centre information, to its customers.



Graham Corser, Senior Development Surveyor, of Drakes Circus said: "ScreenFX is
very much at the forefront of digital advertising and we are looking forward to
working closely with them to rollout the screens in Drake Circus. We were
particularly impressed with the technology and services offered by ScreenFX and
we are delighted to include digital advertising in our superb new malls at Drake
Circus. ScreenFX will further enhance our brand as the leading shopping centre
in the South West".



Commenting on the contract, Dave Clark, Chief Executive, said: "We are delighted
that our network will be included in yet another premium shopping centre. This
major contract win, our first in the South West region, further highlights the
strong progress we are making towards ScreenFX's objective of becoming the
leading digital screen network in major shopping malls throughout the UK. The
installations at Drakes Circus will take our annualised audience towards 360
million shoppers and ScreenFX's network now covers 20 major shopping centres
across the UK. With our critical mass figures growing, we are confident that we
can deliver sustainable long-term revenue growth for our shareholders".



- Ends -



For further information:
ScreenFX plc
David Clark, Chief Executive Tel: +44 (0) 161 428 5544
info@screenfx.com www.screenfx.com



Media enquiries:
Abchurch
Henry Harrison-Topham / Katherine Murphy Tel: +44 (0) 20 7398 7700
Katherine.murphy@abchurch-group.com

This is good news... obviously we need more good contract wins but this is a step in the right direction.... might not see the SP as low as this again... good time to top up !

New agreement award

RNS Number:2371C
Screen FX PLC
02 May 2006




Press Release 2 May 2006




ScreenFX plc



("ScreenFX" or "the Company")



ScreenFX announces new agreement award



ScreenFX plc (AIM: SFX), the digital advertising and communications specialists,
today announces it has entered into a major new agreement to pilot the
installation of an onboard passenger information and communications systems
within the transport sector. The pilot scheme is expected to commence
installation in the fourth quarter of 2006.



Due to commercial sensitivities, the Company is at this point unable to provide
additional information and a further update will be provided when appropriate.



- Ends -



For further information:
ScreenFX plc
David Clark, Chief Executive Tel: +44 (0) 161 428 5544
info@screenfx.com www.screenfx.com



Media enquiries:
Abchurch
Henry Harrison-Topham / Katherine Murphy Tel: +44 (0) 20 7398 7700
Katherine.murphy@abchurch-group.com www.abchurch-group.com






Notes to editors

http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=674662

Nearly 10M traded today !

Holding(s) in Company

RNS Number:1797D
Screen FX PLC
18 May 2006



Screen FX Plc (the "Company")
Holding in Company

Screen FX was advised on 15 May 2006 that Liontrust Asset Management now has an
interest in 48,341,350 ordinary shares in the Company, representing c.10.92% of
the issued share capital of Screen FX.



This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

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