Company
ZOO Digital Group Plc
LON:ZOO
ZOO Digital supports major Hollywood studios and streaming services to globalise their content and reach audiences everywhere, by providing world-leading, technology-enabled localisation and media services. Founded in 2001, ZOO Digital operates from hubs in Los Angeles, London, Dubai, Turkey, South Korea, India and Denmark with a development and production centre in Sheffield, UK. The Group provides media services through its platforms that include: ZOOsubs, ZOOdubs and ZOOstudio. Its full-service proposition delivers the end-to-end services required to prepare both original and catalogue content for digital distribution; these services include dubbing, subtitling & captioning, metadata creation & localisation, mastering, artwork localisation and media processing. Alongside this offering, ZOO also provides its customers with management platforms and strategic solutions to support their own internal globalisation operations.
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Pensana agrees deal to use offshore wind to produce magnet metal
A look at the major movers on the London market on Thursday
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UK tech stocks drifting in directionless trade
UK technology stocks were largely becalmed last week as investors await more certainty on the pace of economic recovery
Investments and investor services
FTSE 100 closes shade higher as investors still fret about trade
On Wall Street, stocks were heading higher, through albeit with not much gusto
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Small cap movers: Online Blockchain taps gamers in bid to boost Bitcoin mining profits
A look back at some of the more interesting stories from the junior market over the past week
ZOO Digital sounds earnings alarm
Shareholders were told adjusted earnings (EBITDA) will be “significantly below expectations”
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FTSE 100 finishes in red as China growth worries hit global equities
Top laggard on Footsie was oil services giant Wood Group, which shed 4.09% to 524.80p
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"Middlers" momentum-based portfolio trusting to Providence (and some tech firms)
The last refresh saw a couple of Kurdistan-focused oil plays join the momentum-based virtual portfolio and that did not work out too well. Let's see if the luck of the Irish is any better.
Investments and investor services
Clinigen slides after it announces fund-raising to finance acquisition
A look at the day's movers and groovers, including Clinigen, Halfords, Koovs, boohoo, WideCells and Zoo Digital
FTSE 100 closes in red as ongoing trade standoff scares investors
The UK blue chip benchmark shed almost 90 points to finish the day at 7,547.
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Housebuilders and retailers take centre stage as slew of firms release latest results
The week ahead will see quarterly results from Sainsbury's and AB Foods, trading updates from Bovis Homes and Persimmon, and full year earnings from SuperDry
Hardware & electrical equipment
Britain’s software sector may lack a champion, but our welterweights pack a punch
Accountancy software giant Sage Group is the big dog in the sector, valued at around £7.2bn, everyone else is somewhat smaller.
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"Mindless momentum" strategy not working for small caps
Stockpot is running three virtual portfolios based on the idea of momentum investing - investing in stocks that are rising sharply. Next week, we will look at how the big caps and mid-caps did but this week we look at the horror story that
ZOO Digital: An overnight sensation ten years in the making
The turning point was the switch from physical products (such as DVDs and CDs) to subscription digital streaming platforms in 2016
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Momentum investing: Use the Force, Luke
A lot of academic research suggests a momentum investing strategy outperforms the market. John Harrington attempts to concoct a lazy person's momentum investing system.
Interserve boosted by report Scottish multi-millionaire spearheading a rescue bid
A look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in London on Monday
Zoo Digital shares jump after trading update brings news of UAE partnerships and research grants
Growth had continued in the second half of the financial year, it said, with underlying profit (EBITDA) to March expected to be at least US$2.3mln (US$1.8mln)
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Small caps movers: Nostra Terra flows higher as it secures hedging facility with BP PLC
A look back at some of the more interesting stories on the junior market this week...
MBL Group's top two throw in the towel after hitting snags in the sale process
Former directors are proving to be flies in the ointment at MBL Group and Altona Energy
Nature Group and OneView Group shares plunge
A look at the biggest risers and fallers of UK small caps
ASA Resource plunges as its finds evidence of corruption at Zimbabwean asset
On the plus side, the board is pretty certain there have been no thefts of gold from the gold room at FRGM, or shipments of gold ore to China.
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Small caps movers: Investors take a shine to Arian Silver’s move into lithium
A look back at some of the week's more interesting stories from those on the junior market
ZOO Digital expects full-year results to be in line with expectations, discussing a discounted placing
The AIM-listed group said revenues in the year to March 31 will be at least US$16mln, while reported underlying earnings (EBITDA) are expected to be US$1.8mln
Investments and investor services
FTSE 100 gains as investors turn to havens in the wake of US strike on Syria
Neither the US air strikes or the underwhelming US jobs data could prevent the Footsie from finishing the day in the blue
Risers and fallers: Inmarsat, Highland Gold, Blur
Inmarsat heads higher as third quarter revenues pick up
FTSE 100 stocks fall after Brexit court setback and BoE stands back from rate cuts
Sterling-sensitive FTSE 100 shares fell on Thursday after the government lost a court case on how to trigger the process for leaving the European Union and the Bank of England shifted away from cutting interest rates further
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Small cap wrap: Savannah wonderful time; wish you were here
Also covered: Avanti Communications, DP Poland, Kibo Mining, Savannah Petroleum, Strategic Minerals, ZOO Digitial
Zoo Digital "optimistic" in rapidly changing industry
"The changes due to new consumer technologies and internet-delivered services that have disrupted the entertainment supply chain in the last five years have been profound.”
Investments and investor services
London still in red as Japan stimulus decision weighs
The Footsie was 70.7 points adrift by lunchtime, although Taylor Wimpey rallied after an update
Risers and Fallers - Stratex Resources, Goldstone Resources, RBS and Tlou Energy
Some risers and fallers in London at 1pm on Thursday....
Investments and investor services
Aim stocks unaffected by BoJ-inspired stock market slump
Blue-chips the world over are in retreat after the Bank of Japan's decision not to introduce new stimulus measures but investors on Aim could care less
Risers & Fallers: Lonmin, Aggreko, Atlantic Coal, Serco, Mobile Streams and Motive Television
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.