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Monstermob - Mobile phone entertainment provider hits jackpot with Dixons deal

April 2004

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Over the month we met with Martin Higginson and Lee Dudack, managingdirector and finance director of Monstermob, a UK based provider of entertainment services, such as ringtones and games, for mobile phones. Some investors might perceive this as being a slightly grubby business but Monstermob has enjoyed a strong debut on AIM, since last November's float at 135p, reflecting the announcement of a stream of good news, such as forecast busting results, the formation of an important alliance with Dixons and a fantastically cheap acquisition. Following the latter, broker, Teather & Greenwood sharply upgraded its forecast and now expects earnings this year to virtually double from 5.7p in 2003 to 11.1p, before rising again to 1 ...

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