UK 00:56 Friday, 6 November 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Having most recently announced a possible offer proposal of 13.9 shares for each share in Mission Group (TMG) with also a partial cash alternative, Brave Bison (BBSN) has now announced that it “is not willing to advance the possible offer without due diligence or access to key management. As such, Brave Bison confirms that it does not intend to make an offer”, with this with it “disappointed by the lack of engagement from the Mission board”. What of this with Brave Bison’s shares most recently at 2.45p and those of Mission Group currently more than 11% lower at 24p?
‘Digital advertising and technology services’ group Brave Bison (BBSN) announced this morning that it has made a possible all-share offer “formal approach” to digital marketing and communications group The Mission (TMG) and that “Mission shareholders who would be interested in seeing Brave Bison announce a firm offer for Mission are encouraged to contact the board of Mission to express their support for the possible offer”. Mission has though responded that the possible offer has been rejected as it is considered “opportunistic and significantly undervalues the group and its prospects”. So at what level is the possible offer and resultant valuation?
Previously writing on Brave Bison Group (BBSN), a couple of years ago I concluded negatively with the shares down towards 1.5p as it was gouged by Facebook's new policies & no warning at the time (why not?!). Today an “AGM Statement” sees the shares currently approaching 8% higher on the day. So what’s the story now?...
‘Social video company’ Brave Bison (BBSN) announced results for the first half of 2019 including “9% increase in revenue to £10.1 million… adjusted EBITDA of £247,000… (H1 2018: £79,000)”. The shares have responded, er, towards 1.5p – approaching 20% lower!…
Amongst this morning’s crop of RNS announcements was a TR-1 from AIM-listed Brave Bison (BBSN). I can’t say that I’m an expert on this one, but I do know that Tom Winnifrith and Steve Moore have had some fun with it in the past and that it seems to have been a bit of a cash-guzzler. Steve Moore’s last comment being avoid would perhaps sum it up.
Brave Bison (BBSN) is “delighted” with a deal with The PGA Tour to “include YouTube channel management, digital rights management, and content strategy development”… and the shares have currently responded a further 6.5% higher, to 3.3p…
Online ‘social video’ company Brave Bison (BBSN) “is pleased to provide a trading and operational update”. However, it has previously been ‘pleased’, or indeed “delighted”, in announcement ramparoonies (e.g. HERE). Is it different this time?
I’ve warned earlier this year on RNS Reach ramparoonies which took shares in Brave Bison Group (BBSN) to 3.55p and towards 3p – they previously closing at 1.45p. Now a further RNS Reach; “Brave Bison is now on Snapchat”…
In May I warned on shares in Brave Bison (BBSN) at 3.55p; shares in loss-maker soar on RNS Reach ramparoonie, with a new broker recently appointed. Hmmm!. They closed yesterday at 1.5p, but are currently again heading towards 3p on the back of another RNS Reach!...
Writing last month on Brave Bison Group (BBSN) it was with the shares having soared on an RNS Reach ramparoonie. Now an AGM Statement…
In recent times we have seen some crazy rises off of the back of RNS Reach announcements, and the latest in the list is digital media publisher Brave Bison Group (BBSN).
Having not been above 1.5p in over a year and previously closed at 0.775p, shares in Brave Bison (BBSN) have soared to a current 3.55p on the back of an announcement entitled “World's 3rd biggest digital media publisher”. I immediately note it’s an RNS Reach announcement though – i.e. non-regulatory and thus is clearly ramptastic…
Half-year results saw Brave Bison (BBSN) emphasise “an encouraging start to 2017, bringing us significantly closer to profitability”. Optimism then for a Trading Update today…
