TV Loonland in Trouble?
Posted by Raymond T.
Jun 1, 2007 at 1:40pm CDT
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According to the article the company suffered a major blow after announcing earlier this year that they had a massive loss in profits of 20 million euro during 2006. And now the company was forced to postpone it publication of their figures of 2006 and the first quarter of 2007 due to ongoing restructuring. Including that two supervisory board members, Thomas Mayrhofer and Michael Bischoff, had already resigned. This resulted in a 27% drop in value over the company's stock, down to €0,91 per share.
The company executives have confirmed that they are already in talks with unidentified investers and a bank consortium, which might lead to selling TV Loonland. If this will happen, the future of the media branche of Transformers (which means TV broadcasts and DVD sales) on the international market, especially Europe, may end up in doubt.
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Comment by Darth Bombshell
Jun 1, 2007
This doesn't affect Canada, right?
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us canadians are known to be nice, not selfish
but yeah...does it? cuz i'd surely enjoy seeing all the new transformers series removed from my airwaves..lol
Comment by Bouncy X
Jun 1, 2007
Darth Bombshell wrote:This doesn't affect Canada, right?
us canadians are known to be nice, not selfish
but yeah...does it? cuz i'd surely enjoy seeing all the new transformers series removed from my airwaves..lol
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Comment by Raymond T.
Jun 1, 2007
No it doesn't. In regards to Transformers, their territory spans over most of Europe and parts of South America.Bouncy X wrote:Darth Bombshell wrote:This doesn't affect Canada, right?
us canadians are known to be nice, not selfish
but yeah...does it? cuz i'd surely enjoy seeing all the new transformers series removed from my airwaves..lol
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I feel ya man!
Comment by Roboto750
Jun 2, 2007
Darth Bombshell wrote:Oh, thank god!
I feel ya man!
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Comment by Raymond T.
Jun 2, 2007
Please, Do NOT feed or feel the moderators of this site.Roboto750 wrote:Darth Bombshell wrote:Oh, thank god!
I feel ya man!
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Hey, anyone's free to feel me...as long as they're over 18, female and have a nice body.
Comment by Darth Bombshell
Jun 2, 2007
Raymond T. wrote:Please, Do NOT feed or feel the moderators of this site.![]()
Hey, anyone's free to feel me...as long as they're over 18, female and have a nice body.
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Comment by Liege Evilmus
Jun 2, 2007
What the hell is TV LoonLand?
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In 2000 they bought Sunbow Productions. Everything Sunbow owned now belongs to TV Loonland.
Comment by Raymond T.
Jun 3, 2007
TV Loonland is a German based media distribution company that owns the media rights to many kids programs for international marketing including Transformers G1, G2, Armada, Energon, Cybertron and the new "Animated" series. If someone in Europe wants to put the shows on TV or want to release them on DVD or whatever, they need to ask them for permission.Liege Evilmus wrote:What the hell is TV LoonLand?
In 2000 they bought Sunbow Productions. Everything Sunbow owned now belongs to TV Loonland.
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Thats some old bullshit!
Comment by Anonymous
Jun 3, 2007
Raymond T. wrote:Variety has reported that things are not going that great with TV Loonland recently. TV Loonland bought Sunbow Production in 2000, and thus owns much of the media rights for the original series of The Transformers for the international markets, as wel as some of the more recent incarnations of that cartoon series.
According to the article the company suffered a major blow after announcing earlier this year that they had a massive loss in profits of 20 million euro during 2006. And now the company was forced to postpone it publication of their figures of 2006 and the first quarter of 2007 due to ongoing restructuring. Including that two supervisory board members, Thomas Mayrhofer and Michael Bischoff, had already resigned. This resulted in a 27% drop in value over the company's stock, down to €0,91 per share.
The company executives have confirmed that they are already in talks with unidentified investers and a bank consortium, which might lead to selling TV Loonland. If this will happen, the future of the media branche of Transformers (which means TV broadcasts and DVD sales) on the international market, especially Europe, may end up in doubt.
Thats some old bullshit!
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LOL!!!
Okay, I'll keep my hands to myself...
Comment by Roboto750
Jun 3, 2007
Raymond T. wrote:Please, Do NOT feed or feel the moderators of this site.Roboto750 wrote:Darth Bombshell wrote:Oh, thank god!
I feel ya man!![]()
LOL!!!
Okay, I'll keep my hands to myself...
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Comment by Dead Metal
Jun 10, 2007
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, Don't let it happen I need my TF shows in Europe.