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Gaming Realms (#GMR) – 2023 EPS up to 2p, “promising start to 2024”

2024-04-02 06:36:24

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – 2023 growth “in line with board's expectations”, looks forward “with confidence”

2024-02-05 07:33:35

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – 2021 “strong momentum”, believes will continue into 2022

2022-01-26 07:48:51

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – December record month, positive momentum continued into start of this year

2021-02-11 07:30:05

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – “expects that EBITDA for the year ending 31 December 2020 will be significantly ahead of current market expectations”

2020-06-02 07:19:09

As Finger Clicking Soars During the Lockdown, Take a Look at this Promising Games Maker.

Hello, Share Splurgers. You won’t need telling that zillions of folks - both young and old - are filling their lockdown time by festering in front of Xboxes and the like. Sales in most gaming companies must be rocketing. There are plenty of outfits to choose from and they’re probably all worth a look. But allow me to suggest researching AIM-registered Gaming Realms (GMR).

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2020-05-08 09:52:59 |

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – notes 2019 even adj. EBITDA loss, argues “confidence” though CEO “has decided to step down… with immediate effect”

2020-02-11 07:17:00

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – proposed £11.5m sale of real money operating subsidiary

2019-02-22 00:40:12

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – sale of affiliate business, acknowledges “will reduce EBITDA in the short term”

2018-03-23 00:10:04

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – £1.1m equity raise at 11p

2017-08-07 23:46:01

Gaming Realms – claims “maiden profitable quarter”, but was it really?...

A “Q3 Trading Update” from developer, publisher and licensor of mobile real money and social games, Gaming Realms (GMR) commences with the headline “Strong revenue growth and maiden profitable quarter”. Sounds good, but is the reality such?...

By Steve Moore | Published 2016-11-02 04:36:50 |

Gaming Realms (#GMR) – “Q3 profitable following H1 investments”, but shows this only on adjusted EBITDA basis

2016-11-02 00:29:31

Gaming Realms (#GMR) to raise £1.545m at 20p to spunk on launching new bingo site

2016-03-02 00:27:12

Gaming Realms (#GMR) - Makes $18million asset acquisitions

2015-07-23 23:41:54

Gaming Realms – the New Pursuit Dynamics ( one to look to short)

After thirteen inglorious years of bluster and swagger, Pursuit Dynamics (PDX) finally disappeared from our screens yesterday having sold its entire business for £50,000. Apart from the company’s founder, John Heathcote, who sold out some years ago for millions, pretty much everyone lost out on Pursuit.

By Lucian Miers | Published 2013-08-06 02:44:27 |

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PIEROTLUNAIRE30 Sep 2026

The normal thing in venture type companies is raise 12 months money to enable any next round to be done at a premium off the back of some achievement. That wd be £25m ish.AVCT has however done a bunch of smaller raises eg to cover the next Heights payment, normally at a tight discount. You wd have thought that wd “weigh” on the market - but hasn’t.The play has been to take stock at a reasonable discount and feed it out to hungry retail over a period - an insto/retail arbitrage.

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Sohail30 Sep 2026

The huge discount to net present value when mine construction is imminent allows a significant margin of safety at the current price.If and when Kefi are able to give a detailed update on the political and by implication the security position that would give the shares a big boost as would commencement of mine construction.It is for each investor to weigh up the risk /reward ratio as compared with other miners.There is complete transparency in the discussions here.

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Martyn H-O30 Sep 2026

Sept 30th!

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: from Avacta’s crazy valuation to a £1 billion joke, Mr Turd and a potential 25 bagger

MAYFAIRMAN30 Sep 2026

It’s easy to see the logical flaw in your argument. Refugees and other economic migrants are much more highly motivated to train and get jobs than locals are. Despite all your phony statistics, real statistics universally show that immigrants work harder than locals generating revenue both for the State and for their employers. The problem with all the NEETs is their reluctance to do anything positive. This is partly the fault of all those who say the country is broken, when it isnt, and of all the others who say that climate change (or AI) will kill is all. They see no point in trying hard and just simply choose to “lie down” like the unemployed Chinese graduates that we read about.

Tom Winnifrith bearcast: from Avacta’s crazy valuation to a £1 billion joke, Mr Turd and a potential 25 bagger