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  • #14479
    whyShares
    Registered Boarder

    This is my analysis of what is happening to BCG shares. Pure Guesswork!
    Please add your thoughts

    There are 201.8 crore shares in BCG, out of this, may be 50%, are in the hands of Promotors, FIIs and long-term investors. The other 50% is in the hands of speculators. Before the warrant and bonus issues, there were only about 50 crore shares and most of the shares were with promotors and long-term investors. Once the shares grew 4 times the original, too many shares are floating in the market with majority held by speculators and news driven investors. This is easy picking for broker gangs to manipulate the share price and make up to 10% margin when the share price is driven up 5% upper circuit and minus 5% lower circuit.

    So right now the price of BCG is in the hands of Broker cartels and will remain so for some time. Foreign and Domestic funds and also long term investors are picking up shares regularly and the free floating broker shares are reducing daily. Only when this free floating shares come down will BCG show its true colours. May take up to 6 months

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    #14480
    radhutheoptimist
    Registered Boarder

    The announcement of second bonus and the delay in distributing the bonus everything is pre-planned to help the operators cartels. Promotors are very much hand in glove with the operators. It is a shame that promotors having such a good business in hand indulge in these kind of cheap tactics just to make money… Distorted vision… Sad to see this from an IIT ian.

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    #14489
    whyShares
    Registered Boarder

    Below is link to MornigStar data on Major institutions (FPI) investments in BCG.
    FPI investments in BCG is steadily rising. Yesterday, 29 August 2022, they bought Nett about 9 Lakhs.
    These are some of the world’s biggest investors, and the very fact they are increasing their holdings in BCG should encourage us.
    With daily BCG volumes in BSE and NSE well over a crore, and the fact that it is not trading in UC or LC, I feel is an indication that the brokers are slowly losing their grip on BCG.
    These are just my personal observations – they may not be accurate
    https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnse/bcg/ownership

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    #14491
    Brightspot
    Registered Boarder

    BIG NEWS Follows

    August 31, 2022
    BSE Limited National Stock Exchange of India Limited
    P. J. Towers, 25th Floor, Exchange Plaza, Bandra Kurla Complex,
    Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400001. Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400051.
    Scrip Code: 532368 Symbol: BCG
    Dear Madam / Sir,
    Sub: Brightcom Group to set up a new division focusing on “Quantum Computing.”
    Brightcom Group has decided to enter the “Quantum Computing “domain. As a first step, it would set
    up a dedicated lab in San Francisco Bay Area, California, with a team of Quantum Technology experts
    across the Globe. The objective is to advance Quantum computing technologies for AdTech and other
    digital marketing requirements of the company.
    Quantum Computing has an immediate use case in many of our domains: Search marketing, social
    networks, constructing quick persona & profiles, Ad tracking, Web analytics, campaign simulations
    and such. Quantum computing can reduce the time and resources required for the global ad-tech
    industry by manifold. With technological advances in hardware and software, we believe Quantum
    Computing is at the cusp of an explosion. Thus, it is an appropriate time for the investment to create
    future growth engines for the group. It represents the next frontier for technological innovation for
    Brightcom Group.
    This new division, BRIGHTCOM QUANTUM, will be led by our President of Group Strategy, Mr Peshwa
    Acharya, an IIT Engineering graduate.
    Peshwa brings leadership experience, built over the last 29 years across FMCG, Retail, Telecom,
    Technology, Ecommerce and Hospitality domains. He is an alumnus of IIM Calcutta & IIT Kharagpur
    and has worked in various cities in India and across Asia and Africa. Peshwa’s corporate journey
    includes working at P&G, Reckitt, Pepsi, Dabur, Reliance Retail, Globacom (Africa) and Sterling
    Holidays (A Fairfax company). Later in 2015, he was handpicked as the first CEO of IIT Bombay
    Research & Innovation Park (ASPIRE).
    Quantum Computing: A brief background
    The origins of quantum computing date back to 1981, the same year IBM released its first personal
    computer.
    Quantum computing is based on the fact that quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as chemical
    reactions and the flow of electrons through semiconductors, are best simulated with machines based
    on quantum mechanical rules. Also, compared to ordinary computers, quantum computers have the
    potential to do calculations much, much faster. Standard computers store data and perform
    computations using bits with only two states, either one or zero. On the other hand, a quantum
    computer uses qubits, which can be one and zero, simultaneously until they are measured, at which
    time their states become known. Therefore, the total number of states doubles with each added qubit.
    One qubit is two possible states; two is four possible states, three is eight, and so forth, which leads
    to an asymptotic increase in the states it can represent.
    In the future, more robust, powerful versions of quantum computers, which exploit the properties of
    matter at subatomic scales to significantly improve processing power, could revolutionize
    computing, encrypt data, and investigate some of the most mysterious aspects of nature.
    We believe thatthe super combination of Quantum computing&Artificial Intelligence would leapfrog
    and disrupt existing methods, businesses and tech domains.
    This announcement is made in compliance with Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015.
    Request you to take the same on record and oblige.
    Thanking you,
    Yours faithfully,
    for BRIGHTCOM GROUP LIMITED
    Authorised Signatory

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    #14492
    radhutheoptimist
    Registered Boarder

    I am taking everything with a pinch of salt. Last time it was media mint, Shankar Sharma entry and audio company acquisition. Price zoomed like a rocket. Then all those bonus issue, SHP issue, FA issue came. Then what happened to the share everyone knew. I am not trying to be a pessimist here. But let’s be cautious while dealing with BCG. Just stay grounded without building castles in the air.
    Remember crores of preferential shares getting unlocked from today. Let’s be cautious. Unless they set their corporate governance right retail need to be extremely alert.

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    #14494
    whyShares
    Registered Boarder

    Why BCG investing in Quantum Computing, a futuristic technology?

    Recently BCG announced that they are starting a new division Brightcom Quantum Computing. Not much attention has been given to this news in BCG forums, some claiming that it is a gimmick to manipulate BCG share price. But in my opinion, this is big and will herald accelerating growth for BCG. The reasons are as follows:

    BCG’s computers have to decide which ad to put on a person’s phone or computer between the time he clicks the search button and the the search results appearing. This is Programmatic advertising and is a system that automates the processes and transactions involved with purchasing and dynamically placing targeted advertising content on websites or apps. All this must happen in less than a second.

    So the company that has the fastest computing power will always be a leader in the business. Brightcom believes Quantum Computing is on the verge of exploding due to technical improvements in hardware and software. As a result, this is an excellent moment to invest in future development engines for the company. It marks the next step in Brightcom Group’s technical innovation.

    What Quantum Computing is explained very well by the leading manufacturer of Quantum Computing hardware.

    https://www.ibm.com/in-en/topics/quantum-computing#:~:text=Quantum%20computing%20is%20a%20rapidly,available%20to%20thousands%20of%20developers.

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    #14496
    whyShares
    Registered Boarder

    BCG’s acquisition of Mediamint deal cancelled instead there will be strategic alliance between both parties. May be for the good, but will be blown out of proportion by nay sayers. May hit LC tomorrow

    https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/082410a5-f8fd-45c0-ade7-4082f059bbb2.pdf

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    #14497
    Brightspot
    Registered Boarder

    Dont worry about few Lcs, i personably think its good decision, also I strongly feel they are in process of another acquisition and they will be disclosing when it is complete in all respect (consummated*)

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    #14498
    Logan
    Registered Boarder

    I think they should have thought about all these things before making the decision to acquire MediaMint. It’s not as if they didn’t know that MediaMint would work for BCG’s competitors.

    The management has the responsibility of looking at the interests of more than 3 lakh shareholders. If it were any private company it wouldn’t have mattered but BCG is a public company and they should be more responsible in handling these things.

    I don’t know what happens to the shares that were allotted to MediaMint people. They have lock in period until next March or April. I can’t understand why they do all the required procedures and then cancel the deal.

    Like every other time let’s see what they say about this in the conference call. One good thing is at least they are hosting a conference call after the announcement else we’d have to wait till the next call to get any clarity.

    Last time they didn’t answer our queries as I sent it too late but this time I’ll send it as early as I can. There aren’t too many queries so maybe I’ll send it by EOD tomorrow.

    #14499
    Manish
    Blocked User

    A deal is worthy n value comes over a period of time… Acquisitions are always very difficult n with the stock prices crashing it was never a deal … Which I had clearly stated much earlier in my writings….

    Yes when any acquisition is announced market always is too much enthused n happy without knowing it’s long term effects on balance sheet n cash flow

    1500 employees n just 67cr of profits is just too low margin sector … All said n done it would have given a big booster in back office but a better alternative is always possible …. Time will tell…

    The main concern now is hope they haven’t let out much internal process to Media Mint mgmt as they are now more of a competition rather than complimentary business partner….

    Worst part of Mgmt is they are taking too much of valuable time behind every decision n are not able to close issues ASAP… Their planning is lacking or their conviction is failing them at important junctures which they are not able to mend correctly….

    Every failure is a very bad sign of mismanagement…. Or Corporate Governance or visionary aspect of the management…..This flaw cannot be continued and needs specific intervention or understanding the problem area n why this things happen at such important levels why does these failures continue how can this be stopped ….

    Management needs sincere analysis n need to overcome this habit….

    Everything said n done management is sincerely not up to the mark in corporate governance n needs to really work on it….

    ☝

    https://t.me/+u48J23Di7Fg3NDE1

    #14502
    Logan
    Registered Boarder

    What I feel is that the problem is not with buying MediaMint or not but announcing the deal and then cancelling it. Like I said in my previous post, they have big responsibility now and whatever decision they take it should benefit all the stakeholders. Buying MediaMint may not be ideal for some reasons but why announce it, give them shares and then cancel it? Why make it more complicated and make people lose trust and point fingers at you? All these could’ve been avoided if they thought about these when they did the due diligence.

    Usually they do 3 types of due diligence, one is financial, second is legal due diligence and the third will be operational (which some companies skip).

    People will not forget these type of things. Just look at the perception that Lycos created. It won’t add much to the business but still anyone you ask they’ll always judge BCG by considering Lycos first. When it comes to business, I’ll be the last person to get excited about getting Lycos back but when it comes to getting credibility back, I want them to complete the Lycos deal first.

    #14517
    Manish
    Blocked User

    It’s not about shareholders anymore….

    Many of the shareholders are now LTI but when you draw big plans of acquisitions n Mergers or New division we need new resources we need good people… We need knowledge n Hands on Experience to prove the mettle in the markets …. These all are also equal stakeholders who stake their reputation when they do a tie up with BCG on every deal which is of utmost important for both to grow….

    This makes sense only when you can execute smaller n than bigger n than make tall claims….But seldom do we see something of repute getting over satisfactorily other than the last quarter results which were definitely excellent…

    But than now with this hard breakup management needs to be really cautious n bring value to stocks so new people are less sceptical n bring more long term value on table

    All these points n that management perception n vision needs to be discussed in concall

    https://t.me/+u48J23Di7Fg3NDE1

    😊😊

    #14518
    Manish
    Blocked User

    Quarterly result also come in a single line with no further detailing which group company has clocked what revenues which continent n which group is best

    It’s like we are invested on mere #SARCASM no no truth as we see none nor on paper nor in reality…

    ☝☝

    https://t.me/+u48J23Di7Fg3NDE1

    #14520
    Abhishek
    Registered Boarder

    My personal opinion – this break up looks favorable to BCG and it’s shareholders. In current global market where every company has revised their strategy and put a pause on mass hiring, in fact many start ups reduced their employee cost significantly in last few months.
    In this situation, strengthening back office through acquisition and spending 566 cr for that doesn’t look a wise call. Rather, they should take sub-contracting route or strengthening back office through partnership is wiser decision. And BCG is doing exactly the same. Also the deal looked costly to me at the time they made, so good that they came out of that. BCG is doing so well in last few quarters, so it’s time to handle financials carefully. In current global slowdown, they can acquire high revenue/profit growth company cheaper. So, I am personally happy with this breakup news. This is purely my personal view. Request my other old boarders to share their thought.

    #14514
    ved
    Registered Boarder

    Why are we assuming that it was BCG which has cancelled the deal. Think from the perspective of Mediamint management. They were paid a considerable amount in shares of BCG at 120 Rs apiece. Now that the share has corrected by more than 60%, they may be developing cold feet. In Adtech business, there are very few body shops around, which can supply human resources for running and optimizing ad-campaigns. Big ones like Google and FB work with vendors all around the world for this need. So, If I was in MM’s management, I would prefer working for my company, where I know for sure that there is a big demand to fill, rather than betting on near future growth of BCG.

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    #14531
    Manish
    Blocked User

    The beauty of BCG now is we have to just wait n watch as every investor is now insignificant

    Shareholding has increased manifold n price have depreciated due to reason of CG Complete opaqueness in communication to shareholders on issues at hand like SHP ACQUISITIONS PAST ISSUES it’s all playing on the price

    What as small investors we look forward is just quarterly nos and as it appreciates we see it’s full benefits accruing but till then it’s just going thru the pain of holding like every other LONG TERM INVESTOR

    The worst part is the free float on the market is so humongous that it will be truly out of the box financials to really see the prices soaring ….. It’s actually impossible ….

    It will be a quarter to quarter affair

    Prices will be really stable n within control of privileges few

    SHP does give clear picture of what is the total promoter holding how much is under locked n how much is with FII n what..

    Clear cut presentation huge float will make it extremely difficult to cross it’s previous resistance

    https://t.me/+u48J23Di7Fg3NDE1

    AFFLE has a very low float n majority of stock is with promoters which shows the confidence

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    #14540
    Logan
    Registered Boarder

    I think admin was busy and might not have sent the questions list to the IR so if anyone gets chance to ask questions, please include my queries also.

    Please ask the CEO about how Brightcom of 2023, 2024 will be different from Brightcom of 2021, 2022 etc. What did he mean by that?

    Other than FA, please also ask about India business, Audio ad deal, Lycos, investor communication improvement and finally about his thoughts on stock price slide and volatility.

    And please record the AGM, I’m having trouble logging into NSDL and don’t know whether I can attend the AGM or not. It would’ve been better if they held it on Saturday.

    Thanks in advance.

    #14541
    akkithegrt
    Registered Boarder

    can anyone share AGM details..

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    #14542
    odysee
    Registered Boarder

    Could not log in either. Did try for quite a long time.
    Can they not introduce an easier methodology for the shareholders to participate?
    Disappointed!

    #14544
    radhutheoptimist
    Registered Boarder

    Any opinion to share about the AGM?

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