Bango (#BGO) – H1 still a loss, argues “expansion from within the existing customer base and a strong pipeline of new opportunities”

Bango – 2025 results, how much bullshit ‘earnings’ is its “cash EBITDA”?…

Stating that it “revolutionized the monetization of digital content and services, by opening-up online payments to mobile phone users worldwide. Today, the Digital Vending Machine is driving the rapid growth of the subscriptions economy”, Bango (BGO) has announced its results for the 2025 calendar year and that it is “confident in the medium-term growth prospects, supported by a strong pipeline of opportunities and the positive start to the year and expect the Subscriptions segment to generate positive cash EBITDA in FY27”. So what about a current share price response towards 70p, more than 8% down?

Bango (#BGO) – 2025 increased loss, notes “extended customer processes”

Bango (#BGO) – 2024 another loss, notes new financing facilities and Chief Marketing Officer Anil Malhotra and non-executive Frank Bury to “step down from the board”

Bango (#BGO) – Matt Garner “has today retired as CFO”, Matt Wilson appointed as CFO “with immediate effect”

Bango (#BGO) – emphasises “solid second half” but just in terms of revenue and adjusted EBITDA

Bango (#BGO) – 2023 another loss, argues “strong” Q1 2024 but emphasising revenue

Bingo, Bongo, Bango profits warning, I hate the language and the valuation sucks

I am being lectured today by a hipster accountant who says that I really need to get down with the kids and understand social media influencers, after my podcast yesterday. Perhaps it is because I am something of a dinosaur, or at least someone who looks back to the 1980s with a nostalgic longing, that I have always been a perma bear of technology stock Bango (BGO) which has today served up a ghastly trading statement. But it is not just the content but the wording which, at every level, is a red flag.

Bango (#BGO) – H1 swing to even adj. EBITDA loss, states “reflects the impact of costs associated with the DDL integration”

Bango (#BGO) – 3 year, approx. $8m, loan agreement from NHN Corporation

Um-Bango, Um-Bango, Millions Use it to Pay for their Shopping

Hello, Share Mashers. As my grandpappy used to say, if a company has big, famous customers, it stands a better chance of rewarding shareholders. Which bring me to Bango (BGO), a growing player in the ‘making payments easier' world.

Bango (#BGO) – “revenue below market expectation” as some deals did not close by year-end

Bango (#BGO) – FY EBITDA not positive, “below market expectations”. Notes annuity revenues instead of up-front fees

Bango – argues ‘positioned well’… but it’s a current year forecast reduction

Payment platform company, Bango (BGO) has updated “on trading for the six months ended 30 June 2018”. This commences “End User Spend (EUS) continues its four-year growth trend of at least doubling every twelve months. The total EUS for 1h2018 was £220m compared with £92m in 1h2017, and £271m for all of 2017. As in previous years, EUS in the second half of the year is expected to be significantly higher than in the first”. Er, ok – but that is not about how the company is trading. What about financials?...

Bango (#BGO) – “revenue growth continues as expected”, administrative expenses “increased slightly”. Cash £5.8m

Bango (#BGO) – 2017 trading “in-line”, to launch carrier billing for Netflix subscriptions in Mexico

Bingo Bango Bongo Trading Statement - Ronan Keating knows what you mean

Jam tomorrow producer Bango (BGO) has served up a ramptastic trading statement which distinguishes itself by missing out all of the metrics a sane investor would want to know about. Lads, Ronan understands.

Bango (#BGO) – “Trading Update” announcement which doesn’t update on trading!

Failing business Bango (#BGO) buys Billtomobile for £2.4m largely in cash

Bingo Bango Bongo - WTF is going on?

As you can see from our coverage HERE I have been a long term bear of Bango (BGO). As far as I can see it is just another jam tomorrow company run by utterly overpaid tossers. But even I am mystified by its share price collapse.