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The shares stand £3 higher on the month after Future said Q4 went with a bang. It saw a positive performance from Amazon Prime Day related activity and strong US trading, as well as some additional benefits from FX translations. Having upgraded FY19 eps forecasts in July, they go up again by 5p to 46.5p and next year by 3p to 50.5p. Hold. ...
Future has acquired Washington-based SmartBrief, a publisher of business information, combining technology and editorial expertise to deliver relevant industry news curated from 1,500 sources. SmartBrief operates in partnership with trade associations, professional societies, charities and corporations across several verticals including business... ...
Performance-based marketing is a form of online advertising that is not paid for at a set price but with a variable price that depends on the performance of the advert, eg. how often it’s viewed, how often it’s clicked on or how often it results in a sale. Key to the success of Future (FUTR; 1056p), which I have featured before on SC... ...
Future whacked the ball out of the park with its interims to end March, sending the shares to over £11. Sales were up 103% to £109m, with Media the swing factor. Adjusted pretax profit was up 87% to £21.5m and eps increased 92% to 20.5p but best of all Q3 has started with a bang and Future said it expects to beat even rece... ...
Like many game development companies, Frontier Developments has not been idle over the past five years. A business that started as a work-for-hire developer writing games for third parties has been transformed into publisher of its own video games, on the surface similar to other quoted publishers but in my opinion a classier act. The proo... ...
A euphoric £2 jump this month to an all time high after Future said the first four months had seen strong audience numbers within Media, which has led to strong e-commerce and digital display advertising revenues. Despite the shadow of Brexit, Future said profits would be “significantly ahead of market expectations.”Separately, Future has gone... ...
The shares soared after an outstanding set of results with sales up 48% to £124.6m (11% organic), again well ahead of expectations. Pretax profit was £17.4m for eps up 32% at 24.3p.Media hit the ball out of the park with an 88% jump in sales to £64.2m (a very impressive +40% excluding acquisitions), accelerating on the 62% grow... ...
Future has announced the acquisition of the B2C business of Purch for US$132.5m/£100.1m. To fund the deal it is carrying out a rights issue at 303p on a basis of 3 new shares for every 4 shares held.This acquisition is a larger step up than the earlier US purchase of Newbay. Purch’s business is also more closely aligned with Future&r... ...
During the month I met with Future to catch up following the two recently completed transactions, Newbay Media in the US and four specialist titles acquired from Haymarket in the UK, which came as a single package. The price paid for each is approx £10m but they offer different opportunities.As chief executive Zillah Byng-Thorne explains,... ...
The shares went into orbit after Future reported interims to end March, which were well ahead of everyone’s expectations. Electrifying the performance was that Media has grown to be larger than the Magazine division for the first time. As it was, H1 sales were up 25% to £51.1m (7% organic), ie. some £3m ahead of forecast.... ...