UK 16:21 Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Live events group Live Company (LVCG) has announced a fundraising including loans totalling £1.77 million from Chairman David Ciclitira convertible at 3p or 6p per share, that “certain creditors have agreed to take, in shares, their outstanding fees totalling £1,252,839.66 at 3p per share” and that now its “existing businesses expected to be funded for this year”, so what of a current shares-restored-to-trading-on-AIM response down over 50% to below 1p?
A last stock market trading day of 2023 and 9:01am announcement from Live Company Group (LVCG) stating that it “provides an update on its financial positIon, financial statements and corporate activities”. Hmmm – a rushed, ‘no-one watching’ day announcement then?
Live events and entertainment group Live Company (LVCG) has issued a “pleased to provide” update on its K-POP events occurring this year, including that Madrid ticket sales are now over 50%, increasing daily and a merchandising agreement is expected this week and that sponsorship and streaming agreements are in process. What of a more than 17% higher share price response to 2.05p?
Live Company Group (LVCG) Chairman David Ciclitira is “delighted to welcome MHA onboard and expect that the June accounts will be published by the end of July. We are now able to look forward to updating our shareholders on a webinar to be announced shortly”. So why have the shares currently responded approaching 30% lower to 1.35p?!
Events and entertainment group Live Company (LVCG) has issued an ‘operational update’ emphasising its belief in its multi-divisional strategy and that during 2022 “the K-POP division added a new event, the StART division added several new events in new territories including Korea and South Africa, LCSE confirmed the FE race and BRICKLIVE added shows in new locations and hosted its first event since 2019”. So why a current share price response approaching 10% lower at 2.75p, a £6.7 million market cap?
Live events and entertainment group Live Company (LVCG) states that is “is pleased to announce its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2020”. The shares have currently responded to 4.75p, down 9.5%!...
Live events and entertainment group Live Company (LVCG) has announced an update including “not only did we manage to survive this turbulent period… with many of our competitors ceasing trading… but we added an additional division to the company” (Sports and Entertainment). However, the shares have currently responded more than 7% further lower, to 5p, capitalising the company at £5.5 million...
Previously writing on live events group Live Company (LVCG), in December with the shares at 5.25p I questioned its emphasised moves to be “very excited” about. The shares are currently further lower today, towards 3.5p, on a “Directorate Changes” announcement...
Brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) Chairman David Ciclitira is “very excited at the chance of adding significant revenues to the group from our new division, which will be achieved with minimal addition to our central overheads. Discussions with our global partners with regards to the expansion of this new division have been very positive and we look forward to providing further information in due course”. The shares have currently responded to 5.25p... er 30% lower!...
Previously writing on brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG), last month I concluded from a base of “Q2 was understandably a challenging quarter for the company and this was reflected in revenues” and a more than £8.5 million market cap, at a 9.75p share price. As such, presently still avoid. The shares last closed at 9.25p but are currently 8.5p on the back of half-year results...
Brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) “is pleased to announce that a new contract with our partner Brick Live Lab Limited in Korea for Animal Paradise Mini has been signed” and emphasising “market demand” – which has helped the shares higher...
Brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) is “delighted to have formed a new partnership with the highly-regarded Close Brothers Ltd” – and the shares are currently responding further higher above 10p...
Earlier this week with the shares at 13p, I concluded on brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) with “enquiries” far from meaningfully cash-generative orders and the financial situation, and with the market cap currently £10.5 million, my stance remains unchanged… avoid / sell. Now “Placing and Partial Loan Conversion” – and the shares currently further lower at 10.5p...
Brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) has announced results, stating “the year ended 31 December 2019, has, once again, been a transformational one for the group” and “whilst the COVID-19 pandemic has meant that many of the 2020 tours have been postponed, we have seen significant inbound enquiry from Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) for the second half of 2020 and expect additional enquiries as BIDs look to increase footfall and support local business recovery”. The shares are though lower, at 13p...
Brick model events and shows group Live Company (LVCG) has updated including “first quarter revenues on target… is pleased to confirm that no events have been cancelled” and financial manoeuvrings including “to show his support for the company during these unprecedented times, David Ciclitira, the company's Chairman, has provide a secured term loan of £500,000 (less fees and expenses)… on standard commercial terms”. The shares have currently responded though to below 14p – more than 15% lower…
