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Videndum – “now expects FY26 revenue and adjusted EBITDA to be broadly similar to FY25” trading warning…

Most recently on hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market company Videndum (VID), in August with the shares up to 240p I questioned would even a new lowered expectation range be met considering the first half performance and noted outlook. The shares most recently closed at 217.5p and what about now a further update on trading?

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Videndum – interims, what’s happened to “for FY 2026… expects good revenue growth, supported by the introduction of new products”?

Most recently on company describing itself as “a leading global provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market” Videndum (VID), I concluded as the shares slumped to 250p that it was still an ongoing challenging trading avoid/sell. The shares most recently closed at 237p and what about them currently edging up to 240p on the back of half year results including emphasising “underpinned by ongoing operational efficiencies, disciplined cost‑reduction initiatives and the continued contribution from new products… medium term, we expect to deliver revenue in excess of £350 million, together with a mid‑teens adjusted EBITDA margin”?

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Videndum – I having questioned in March ‘is it really now “on a good footing for the future”?’, shares now slump on “Appointment of CEO and Trading Update” announcement…

Most recently on company describing itself as “a leading global provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market” Videndum (VID), in March with the shares rising above 410p I wrote ‘2025 results, is it really now “on a good footing for the future”?’ and concluded still a sell. The shares most recently closed at 405p and what about now an “Appointment of CEO and Trading Update” announcement… and the shares currently at 250p?!

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Videndum – “pleased to announce” General Meeting approvals. How ‘pleasing’ really?…

Describing itself as “a leading global provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market”, Videndum (VID) has issued a “Results of Capital Raising and General Meeting” announcement including that it “is pleased to announce that, at the General Meeting… each of the Resolutions were duly passed”. The shares have currently responded up to 2.8p but, with they having been above 12p early this month, how ‘pleasing’ really is the company’s latest news?

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Videndum – “proposed refinancing”, a “pleased to provide” announcement or a nightmare (as warned here) before Christmas for shareholders?…

Videndum (VID) has issued “Update Announcement”-titled news which commences that it “is pleased to provide an update on its ongoing negotiations with its revolving credit facility lenders and its two largest shareholders”. I most recently wrote on this self-described “a leading global provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market” in October with the shares up to 46p, concluding it good luck raising new debt or equity at competitive pricing with its still cash burn struggles. So just how ‘pleasing’ are its now financing negotiations?

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Videndum – argues “continues to make constructive progress… on a deleveraging plan”, but how “constructive” really?…

Describing itself as “a leading global provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market”, Videndum (VID) has issued an “Update announcement” including “recent order intake has been strong” and that it “continues to make constructive progress with its lending banks on a deleveraging plan and has met its September EBITDA covenant”. What’s the detail with the shares currently responding more than 24% higher at 46p, though still below the 48p at which I most recently cautioned just at the start of this month?

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Videndum – interims; when “Key achievements” commence with cost savings, trading isn’t good!…

Most recently writing on ‘content creation’ technology company Videndum (VID), in April with the shares just above 80p I concluded its trading and financial position outlooks suggested still a risk/reward sell. The shares most recently closed above 100p but what of them currently falling below 70p on the back of the company’s results for the first half of 2025?

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Videndum – 2024 results and emphasises placing at a premium, but what about the post-September this year financial position outlook?!…

Describing itself as an “international provider of premium branded hardware products and software solutions to the content creation market”, Videndum (VID) has announced “2024 Full Year Results” and a placing it emphasises “represents a 24.3 per cent. premium”. So what about the shares currently at just above 80p in response?

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TOM12 Nov 2026
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Rachel Parsonage is an entrepreneur as well as an experienced corporate executive. In fact, there is more entrepreneurial experience in her background than might initially be apparent from her corporate CV.There are several particularly interesting aspects to her career.Co-founder of Noughty HaircareRachel Parsonage and Lorna Mitchell co-founded Noughty Haircare in 2016, following careers in the beauty industry. They developed the brand around their own vision, subsequently building an award-winning haircare business.Built and scaled KMI BrandsShe spent over 16 years at KMI Brands, progressing from Managing Director to CEO.Her achievements included:Developing and growing its own-brand and licensed-brand portfolio.Building Noughty into an established haircare brand.Expanding internationally.Growing the business by an average of 11% annually from 2014.Developing a more entrepreneurial, commercially agile operating culture.Other entrepreneurial experience:Previously owned Vita Management, an independent consultancy.Currently runs Alera Advisory, her own advisory consultancy.
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