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October 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • XLM
  • Price:
  • 21p
Interesting tidbits in a note from Cenkos highlight that XLMedia has remained profitable throughout the period despite the loss of ranking from Google due to the proliferation of sub-standard content. This de-ranking reduced revenues by US$1m per month but  Cenkos says there is “a clear strategy and pathway to secure a re-ranking in coming months. With $28m of net cash at 30 June (c12p a share) and a profitable outlook, the stock is factoring in little recovery potential.” A c.25% reduction in headcount in Q2 (H1 closing headcount of 275) will benefit the full year. Await developments. ...

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