UK 17:12 Monday, 26 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company”, Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has announced new agreements which CEO Stephan Beringer argues “demonstrate our progress towards establishing in-content as a standard format across the industry” and it is added that “the company retains a strong pipeline, with several further tier one US agreements in active negotiation”. So what of a current approaching 4.5% higher share price response to 2.4p?
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company” Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has issued today “Confirmation of Board changes” and “Change of adviser” announcements. What of these and the shares currently down at 2.10p?
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company”, Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) “is pleased to announce that it entered into a new agreement with a US entertainment company ranked top 10 by advertising revenue and a global leader in targeted subscription streaming”. So what of this and a share price currently up approaching 3% at 1.8p in response?
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company” Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has announced results for the first half of the 2023 calendar year, including CEO Stephan Beringer emphasising that “even before enabling programmatic trading, we already work with nine of the top twenty US advertisers… also pleased to see an increase in repeat bookings in H1 from large customers in the automotive, retail, FMCG, food & beverage, healthcare and financial services industries”. So why currently a further share price decline in response, to 1.3p, then Stephan?…
Having yesterday issued a trading update which showed signs of cash flow desperation again despite a recent fundraising and saw the shares further lower, from Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) today there’s a LTIP option awards announcement (natch!).
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company”, Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has issued a trading update stating that it “is pleased that the company has shown an increase in overall H1 revenue compared to 2022” and that “overall, the board is encouraged by the forward sales pipeline in the US”. So what of a current share price response down by 13% to 1.175p?
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company”, Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has announced results for the 2022 calendar year and CEO Stephan Beringer states that the company “is well-positioned to drive shareholder value into H2 2023” after a “strategic review was enacted to tackle head-on the directors' belief that the company was significantly undervalued”. With the shares currently responding approaching 20% further lower towards 3p, a couple of, er, ‘issues’ Mr Beringer…
Previously writing on company which describes itself as a “leading in-content advertising” business Mirriad Advertising (MIRI), last month with the shares up to 3.8p I wrote “collaborates with Microsoft” ramptastic desperation as funding crisis further nears”. Quelle surprise – there’s now discounted equity raise news.
Describing itself as a “leading in-content advertising company”, Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) has issued a “collaborates with Microsoft” announcement, sparking the shares up to currently 3.8p. However, even that means a still just £10.6 million market cap for this company which listed in 2017 at 62p per share. “Leading in-content advertising company”?, more like a company leading in its number of red flags flying.
On 20th January 2023 serial dog Mirriad (MIRI) put itself up for sale. Guess what? Absolutely nobody is interested. Well knock me down with a feather. Anyone wanting to buy the technology that has spunked so much cash over the years only need wait for administration.
Once again we are watching the death throes of a company where Steve Moore and myself have warned you for years as you can see HERE. On 20th January Mirriad (MIRI) announced those words no shareholder wants to hear “strategic review.”. In plain English, we are fecked and the Fat lady is checking her diary.
Mirriad Advertising (MIRI) today uttered the two words that should strike fear into the hearts of all investors: “strategic review.” That is stockmarket speak for “the game is up we are fucked.” Sure it tried to sugar the pill by initiating a formal sales process (FSP) and putting itself up for sale. Hey Cheryl darling I am waiting, ready, free and available.
