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Trading idee Hollywood staking

1. Remco9384 20 juli 2023 18:44

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   Hollywood staakt en dat raakt sommige bedrijven. Stakingen gaan uiteindelijk allemaal voorbij. Er zijn beursgenoteerde bedrijven die waarschijnlijk flink hoger zullen noteren als de staking eindigt.
   Het in Londen genoteerde Zoo Digital lijkt in dat opzicht een prima trading kans. Zoo digital is dienstverlener aan streamingdiensten. Na de trading update waarin het bedrijf meldde last te hebben van de staking verloor het 50 procent in 2 dagen, en het aandeel zit al sinds mei in een flinke downtrend.
   Dit is geen bedrijf met faillisementsrisico's en er wordt gewoon geld verdient. Verder is er dit jaar nog een emissie geweest om overnames te financieren. Zowel institutionele investeerders als particulieren hebben toen 160 pence per nieuw aandeel betaald. De huidige koers is 63 pence.
2. Remco9384 26 juli 2023 19:43

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   Na meerdere keren de 59 pence te hebben aangetikt, vandaag een serieuze stijging van 11 procent. Het voorsorteren op verbeterde omstandigheden is begonnen.
3. Remco9384 29 juli 2023 09:34

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   En de week gesloten op alweer 70 pence per aandeel.
4. Remco9384 2 augustus 2023 11:13

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   Vandaag te koop voor 66 pence
   
   Zoo Digital Group (LSE:ZOO) Price Target Decreased by 37.65% to 171.70
   
   The average one-year price target for Zoo Digital Group (LSE:ZOO) has been revised to 171.70 / share. This is an decrease of 37.65% from the prior estimate of 275.40 dated July 5, 2023.
   
   The price target is an average of many targets provided by analysts. The latest targets range from a low of 156.55 to a high of 189.00 / share. The average price target represents an increase of 141.83% from the latest reported closing price of 71.00 / share.
5. Remco9384 10 augustus 2023 09:18

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   ZOO Digital | Final Results FY23 Announcement
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   ZOO Digital
   Results-FY23
   FINAL RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
   
   
   ZOO Digital Group plc (AIM: ZOO), the leading provider of end-to-end (“E2E”) cloud-based localisation and media services to the global entertainment industry, today announces its audited financial results for the year ended 31 March 2023.
   
   
   
   A presentation for retail investors will be live streamed on Thursday 10th August at 5:00pm GMT. For those interested in joining, please register via the following link.
   
   
   
   Full Year Results Video
   Watch the results summary
   Highlights
   
   Key Financials
   
   Revenue grew by 28% to $90.3 million (FY22: $70.4 million).
   3% of sales were from newly acquired operations.
   Adjusted EBITDA* grew to $15.5 million (FY22 restated: $7.1 million).
   EBITDA* margin increased to 17.1% (FY22 restated: 10.0%).
   Operating profit has quadrupled to $8.1 million (FY22 restated: $1.9 million).
   Reported profit before tax of $7.9 million (FY22 loss restated: $0.2 million).
   Net cash generated from operations up 197% to $15.5 million (FY22: $5.2 million).
   Net cash at year-end of $11.8 million (FY22: $6.0 million).
   * Adjusted for share-based payments
   
   
   
   Operational Highlights
   
   ZOO selected as a key vendor by a second major content producer with ZOOstudio adopted to support its content localisation across vendors.
   Media localisation segment sales grew by 34% to $56.6 million (FY22: $42.2 million) – subtitling increased by 15% and dubbing by 73%.
   Media services grew by 22% to $32.1 million (FY22: $26.4 million).
   Worldwide freelancer network grew by 4% to 11,467 (FY22: 11,028).
   Leading standard of customer satisfaction maintained – retained sales KPI was 98.5% (FY22: 97.6%).
   Strong progress in global growth initiative with further investments across hubs in India, South Korea, Denmark and Spain.
   Broader Market Highlights
   
   Global content investment totalled $238 billion in 2022 and is forecast to reach $242 billion in 2023.
   Non-English digital originals grew from 5.9% to 8.5% as a percentage of the total demand for streaming original shows in the period 2020 to 2022.
   Media localisation spend with major suppliers estimated by Nimdzi to have grown by more than 280% between 2018 and 2022, from $420 million to $1.6 billion.
   Outlook and Post Period events
   
   Raised £12.5 million gross ($15.5 million) via an oversubscribed placing in April 2023 to fund the proposed acquisition of a partner company in Japan with which ZOO continues to have positive, advanced discussions.
   Current trading has been impacted by several major streaming companies carrying out strategic reviews to refocus on profitability and the first simultaneous strike of US writers and actors in 60 years. This has created short-term market disruption and temporarily lower volumes of localisation and media services work.
   The Board has been taking steps to adjust the cost base to reduce the impact of the temporary industry slow-down on ZOO’s business while there remains uncertainty around the timing of the resumption of former levels of production and orders. The Group remains financially strong with net cash at 30 June 2023 of $23 million.
   ZOO expects to emerge in an even stronger position once certain customers have rationalised their supplier bases, resulting in ZOO taking further market share once former order levels resume. It is reasonable to expect this will be in H2 FY24.
   The Board remains confident in ZOO’s medium and long-term fundamentals and expects to deliver revenue growth over FY23 in the following years. Our guidance for FY24 remains unchanged and our 2030 strategy remains on track.