ravey davy gravy
- 13 Jan 2010 15:12
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ptholden
- 14 Jan 2010 20:43
- 12 of 28
Ah, treacle - lol
In any event, good luck.
Personally, I quite like the Indian connection, especially the IPL, but we'll see.
ravey davy gravy
- 15 Jan 2010 14:35
- 13 of 28
PTH.
Ever had that fantasy dream where you are a very rich person and you can basically screw the market makers that so often manipute your stocks, well
somebody is doing exactly that with Cltv, they bought 1.5 mil yesterday and
said if they play games he will continue to hit them and it looks like he is.
A low of 2-2.5p yesterday and now 3.75-4.5p.
He seems to think that CAH could be worth a lot too and is certainly putting
his money where his mouth is and with a NMS of just 50k he certainly is not
put off with the size risk.
ravey davy gravy
- 22 Jan 2010 10:47
- 14 of 28
The buyer mopped up all the profit takers stock yesterday.
Looks good currently at 4.1p to sell, so still over 35% up since
start of the thread "after" the spread has been taken into consideration.
ravey davy gravy
- 22 Jan 2010 13:14
- 15 of 28
5.18p to sell :-))
75% up already, was plenty of time to get in sub 3p.
ravey davy gravy
- 26 Jan 2010 13:22
- 16 of 28
Bidding a large premium again today, 5.13p next to monitor 4.75p.
mm's have been totally sueezed, any buying will send them to a 2
year high.
ravey davy gravy
- 28 Jan 2010 12:58
- 17 of 28
Nice award today.
Quite obvious things are going very well, they are recruiting a lot of people
.
http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/201001281130012698G.html
A strong hold.
ravey davy gravy
- 28 Jan 2010 13:27
- 18 of 28
Just a matter of time before a new high is reached.
The buyer simply wont let it go lower, sell 650,000 online at a premium or
buy just 10,000 at 5.25p full offer.
Enjoying this.
ravey davy gravy
- 28 Jan 2010 14:05
- 19 of 28
And there it is :-))
A very knowledgable poster who i know holds just under 3% says the following.
The really important bit in the release might not be the award (although that is a fantastic endorsement) - the big thing that I'm seeing is the growth in the transactions
They went from 2m transactions per month in January to 10m per month in December
So, I've taken a look at what sort of revenue they get from each transaction. Just looked at four of their shows so far, but these are the sort of charges that apply to calls and SMS texts
bid2win: 10 Rupees per bid (but can be much lower depending on how many credits are bought)
bid2buy: 3 Rupees per minute
Gold Safe: 10-12 Rupees per SMS
Bollywood Bonanza: 10 Rupees per SMS, 6 Rupees per minute on voice
Examples of terms and conditions stating the price per bid http://www.bid2win.in/faqs.aspx on bid2win
Those figures should give some idea of the revenues coming in, with 3 rupees being equal to 4p. I think we should be making at least 10-15p per transaction
10m transactions at 10p per bid would mean 1m revenue per month for the company. Of course, there would be costs, but margins should be over 10% and maybe over 20% in this new market (perhaps need to look back at the old Cellcast Brazil figures for comparison)
Whatever the numbers are, it's obvious that the venture is at an embryonic stage in India, yet is already bringing in significant revenues and profits. This all looks very good, imo
ravey davy gravy
- 04 Feb 2010 07:51
- 20 of 28
Incredible growth and profits with CAH, Cellcasts 37% stake must be worth easily
more than the value of Cellcast itself.
What valuation do you put on a company after these second half results ?
Cellcast Asia posts 400% revenue growth and record profits
Strong endorsement of Cellcast plc's proprietary technology and business model
Cellcast plc (AIM: CLTV), the interactive digital broadcaster, today announces that Cellcast Asia (its associate company of which it owns 37.5%) delivered revenues of US$6,409,000 in the second half of 2009, a 400% increase on the same period in 2008. Cellcast Asia anticipates that it will record second half profits of just over US$2,000,000.
Commenting on the interim results, Cellcast Asia CEO, Pankaj Thakar said: "Our rapid growth in 2009 is the result of several factors. The mobile market in India is delivering extraordinary opportunities for resourceful companies. We have fine-tuned existing programming, expanded distribution and launched new formats that have succeeded beyond expectations. We are now seeing the benefits of the expertise and focussed understanding of consumer needs that we have built up over the last few years".
The exponential growth of the Indian mobile market continues, with a record 19 million new subscribers in the month of December 2009 alone. India now boasts 525 million mobile subscribers - up 51.4% from December 2008, with continued room for growth as penetration stands at just 40%. Pankaj Thakar said: "Whilst our costs are fixed, more and more people are able to interact with our programmes every month, significantly increasing response rates and driving margin growth".
Pankaj Thakar continued: "Cellcast Asia is benefiting from the strategic support of both mobile operators and broadcasters. Network operators see the services as a way to increase ARPU in an increasingly competitive environment, with traditional voice and data yields declining as a result of market expansion and price competition. For broadcasters, who face increasing competition in a tough competitive advertising environment, our services frequently generate yields that exceed those available from spot advertising".
Cellcast Asia forecasts continued growth through 2010, with increased distribution on the national DTH platform and greater penetration in regional markets as Hindi production expands into local languages such as Urdu and Tamil.
Andrew Wilson, CEO of Cellcast plc ,commented: "Coming on top of the Red Herring award that named Cellcast Asia as one of the 100 best private technology companies in the world, the 2009 performance is a further endorsement of Cellcast plc's business model, its proprietary technology, and the group's proven ability to exploit significant participation TV revenue opportunities in the fast growing Asian market."
ravey davy gravy
- 08 Feb 2010 12:06
- 21 of 28
Quite incredible it's back down to 5.25p offer but i suppose in this market this is common.
CAH barely made a profit in the first 6 months of the year then they make 2 mil USD
profits in H2, this will continue with more rapid growth, i think CAH this year will make at least $6 mil profits, Cellcasts share of this would be over $2 mil, but if CAH gets floated on the Indian tech market the valuation of Cellcast's stake will be worth a small fortune, this stock is a bargain currently, i see 50p again in the future.
ravey davy gravy
- 18 Feb 2010 19:40
- 22 of 28
Another closing high.
Still a bit of a seller but more and more new small investors joining the CAH supporters club which is driving the price higher and 100% up now since thread
started "after" the spread is taking into consideration.
ravey davy gravy
- 25 Feb 2010 09:53
- 23 of 28
Bit oversold with poor sentiment to small caps away from the oil and mining sector.
Market cap is 4 million, CAH turns a small H1 profit into a $2 mil one in H2 and CLTV have 37%, so they will make at least $4 mil but more like 6-10 mil with the growth they are seeing.
If the UK operations are turned around as well this could easily be a ten bagger.
Dyor.
ravey davy gravy
- 26 Feb 2010 11:52
- 24 of 28
No stock available, usually means a good rise is coming.
Bidding mid price for size too, mm's have to honour 50k NMS.
Bit annoying this morning, almost all my penny stocks are being heavily bid around
mid price with the mm's closing the online buy shop, the manipulation in these aim
stocks is rife, they just refuse to let you deal until the sellers turn up to bail them
out, wide spreads, wont let you buy, load of bolx but what can you do about it !
ravey davy gravy
- 28 Feb 2010 20:06
- 25 of 28
Shareprice hit 7.25p bid on the news below and is now just 4.75p, a lot of room
for a good recovery to that high again.
Interactive digital broadcaster Cellcasts associate Indian company has hoisted second half revenues 400 per cent to 4 million.
Until recently an AIM dog, London-based Cellcast, which provides interactive mobile content for the multi-platform digital entertainment sector, owns 37.5 per cent of Cellcast Asia, the leading participant TV broadcaster in the Indian sub-continent, which says it expects second-half profits of more than $2 million (1.25 million). The associate company's performance contrasts with Cellcastss own first-half loss of 382,125 on turnover of 8.6 million, against a previous 342,238 profit on 6.7 million turnover.
Cellcast Asia boss Pankaj Thakar explains the mobile market in India is booming, but still has wide scope for further expansion before full market penetration is achieved. Whilst our costs are fixed, more and more people are able to interact with our programmes every month.
Andrew Wilson, chief executive officer of Cellcast, claims the Asian companys performance is a further endorsement of Cellcasts business model, its proprietary technology and the groups proven ability to exploit opportunities in the fast-growing Asian market'.
Floated at 71p in 2005, Cellcast shares hit 93.5p before collapsing to 2.25p in early 2008 and have now rallied to 5.88p, valuing the company at an undemanding 4.4 million."
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- 01 Mar 2010 09:12
- 26 of 28
ravey davy gravy
- 03 Sep 2010 17:11
- 27 of 28
Be interesting to see what special numbers that Cellcasts 37% stake in
Cah come up with in results towards the end of the month.
The growth in turnover and profits has been amazing and seems to have
been forgotten with the shares in quite a long period of little movement
and volumes.
They could surprise, if Cah have continued the progress then their valuation
alone will be worth many times Cltv's current one....dyor...
ravey davy gravy
- 17 Sep 2010 22:31
- 28 of 28
Results next week according to email i received.
Not seen a sale in this for ages so hoping for some good numbers
from Cah.