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Hello Share Gobblers. There were a few raised eyebrows this week when Zoo Digital (ZOO) said its full-year results would be delayed. You never know, when no further info is given, whether this sort of thing is a red flag or not. I opined that this was not likely here. I added that the share price, which stumbled on the news, offered a buying opportunity. Well, the results have now been posted only a day late.

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Hello Share Gatherers. You’ll have read before that I favour Zoo Digital (ZOO), a Sheffield outfit that does indispensable work in the film and tv industry. I was writing a piece based on that it was announcing its full year numbers today, which I expected to be rosy, however instead news came in that the results have been delayed.

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Hello, Share Takers. This old punter likes TV companies, as I see a sustained demand for home entertainment even after Covid becomes a thing of the past. This optimism doesn't however include streaming companies that are clearly facing too much competition. Zoo Digital (ZOO) is not a streamer, but a provider of dubbing and subtitles. I've commended it to you previously, but the latest trading update before full year figures on July 6 deserves another look.

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Hello Share Mates. A company that continues to excite me has just published a trading update for its financial year ending this month. And it’s all looking rather good. Revenue is now expected to be at least $65 million. It compares to $39.5 million last time. That’s up by an impressive 65% and ahead of previous management guidance of $57 million.

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Hello Share Scrapers. A company whose progress I follow for you on this sumptuous website has just issued an enticing update on trading and outlook for its financial year ending in March.

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Hello Share Mashers. Having worked in TV and with a daughter in the trade, I like to keep up with the glamorous game. And it's easy to see that the scene is changing fast. There’s a lot more demand for telly programmes all over the world. And as supply can't keep up, there’s now a lot of swapping going on between different countries. Older readers will know that once only American tv programmes were acceptable in Blighty because of language considerations. No more.

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Hello, Share Mashers. As a bit of a bloodbath sweeps through most of our shares, just one of my portfolio has put on any significant value. That’s because Zoo Digital (ZOO), a Sheffield company which provides subtitles for movies and tv, has posted an encouraging trading update. At its AGM, the Chairman Gillian Wilmot said the company is seeing ‘strong momentum’.