TV2 - TV2U International Limited commences trading today

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Another trading halt, Friday 3rd of June. Looks like and amendment to the terms of the prospectus. Somewhat messy really, especially if what I've read on the related counterparty placement and supposed dumping yesterday turns out to be correct.

Well no one can say it's not an interesting stock to hold!

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Divan TV on track - sort of, delayed until August. Options issued today, fortunately I had a family member make a BPAY on my behalf to get those as the prospectus arrived a day after the offer closed...! Taken a bit of a pummeling, but still holding up. Next re-rate once the revenue starts flowing in IMO.

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Pretty good announcement, another tick in the commercialisation box for the company. Significantly de-risks things IMO, and at a Mcap of 35m doesn't seem to factor in the likelihood that additional deals of this nature/magnitude are probably going to be made.

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/2016090...2d41wgrppz.pdf


Disc: Happily holding, considering a topup

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Good to see TV2U -FINALLY secured a 3-year deal with iNDONESIAS 2nd largest Telcos INDOSAT - fantastic result - this should yield massive revenue as INDOSAT have 100m subscribers - SO IF WE PAID 20c per month based on only 10% using service during and beyond soccer world cup 2018 from monthly subscribers thats $1.6 MILLION REVENUE PER MONTH


TV2U looks to leverage World Cup for billion-dollar IPTV market
By George Tchetvertakov - May 4, 2018
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Internet protocol TV enabler TV2U International (ASX: TV2) has struck a potentially pivotal streaming agreement with Indosat Ooredoo, one of the largest telecom service providers in Indonesia.

The deal contacts TV2U to deliver a premium mobile-first subscription streaming service for Indosat’s subscribers ahead of the FIFA World Cup commencing on 14 June with the launch of the service scheduled to commence a few weeks earlier.

The World Cup is the largest spectator event in the world that attracts several billion viewers globally over the course of one month of regularly scheduled matches.

According to TV2U, its streaming agreement with Indosat is expected to be executed “in the next few days” with the initial service offering focusing on the World Cup as a means of generating an initial push of subscribers.

The agreement is then expected to expand into a major live and on-demand content marketplace for Indonesian consumers after the sporting event concludes on 15 July, 2018.

Indonesian market
Indosat currently offers pre-paid and post-paid mobile telecom access services to its 100 million subscriber base across three brands in Indonesia: Matrix Ooredoo, Mentari Ooredoo, and IM3 Ooredoo.

Once executed, the streaming agreement will run for an initial 36-month period under a revenue share arrangement with Indosat.

TV2U will supply the platform and application suite, provide product knowledge, and offer remote support for the streaming service once it has been launched.

Importantly from a capital expenditure perspective, TV2U will not have to invest resources into any additional infrastructure for deploying the service as the service will be delivered through TV2U’s existing technology platform, iStream.

As a mobile-first platform, iStream will be available on Android through the Google Play store and on iOS via the Apple Store, but also, will be offered via a web browser which is expected to attract millions of viewers considering the expected popularity of the World Cup event in Asia.

TV2U’s technology will power iStream to run both real-time content such as streaming every World Cup match live, but also, provide a variety of on-demand content such as match reruns and highlights programmes to be managed by Indosat’s editorial curation team.

With the assistance of TV2U’s technology, Indosat hopes to create a “one-stop, unrivalled content hub for football fans in the region”, according to TV2U.

Cutting-edge technology
The commercial opportunity for TV2U and Indosat is being driven by targeted advertising and highly informative analytics of their audience.

TV2U says that its “advanced analytics capabilities” built into iStream will help Indosat drive additional revenue with its technology enabling advertising to be “dynamically stitched into a live stream” or automatically inserted into previously recorded on-demand video at a later date.

Such functionality is expected to attract advertisers and globally recognised brands looking to associate themselves with streamed content.

According to TV2U, since its platform is capable of drill-down advertising based on geography, device, or individual user preferences and content viewing habits, this provides an “essential up-sell opportunity” for pushing subscribers towards the iStream service and for supporting Indosat’s ongoing advertising and engagement efforts.

“Building on our growth in the Indonesian market, this new offering will be a testament to the flexibility of TV2U’s technology for quickly and easily allowing service providers to launch a bespoke and branded ‘over-the-top’ service. The southeast Asia TV and online video market is expected to be worth over $11 billion in the next five years and TV2U is continuing to position itself at the heart of this evolution,” said Mr Nick Fitzgerald, CEO of TV2U.

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15 June 2018
INDOSAT STREAMING PLATFORM TO KICK-OFF WITH WORLD CUP
TV2U International Limited (ASX: TV2) (TV2U or Company) is pleased to announce that the iStream
service delivered through its agreement with Indosat Ooredoo (PT Indosat Tbk) (Indosat) will stream
full coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
As announced on 13 June 2018, installation and integration of TV2U’s technology to power the
iStream platform is complete. Live broadcasts of all match fixtures will be available to subscribers in
Indonesia over IP. Previous matches alongside other assets associated with the World Cup, and
managed by Indosat’s editorial curation team, will also be available via catch up for the duration
of the sporting event.
Highlights
• Indosat is delivering 2018 World Cup content over IP in partnership with KLIX and Visinesia,
the World Cup 2018 exclusive internet broadcaster licence holder. The sporting content will
be available through the iStream mobile app suite and on all other connected devices via
web browser.
• iStream will offer several subscription options to quickly establish its profile as a go-to
destination for accessing World Cup content in the region.
• The World Cup will become a valuable springboard for building iStream’s user base before
the service expands to become a broader content hub after the sporting event.
Evolution of the iStream service

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tv2u - Signs 3 year deal with Indonesias top 3 Telcos - great work TV2U

13 June 2018
TV2U SIGNS INDOSAT TO DELIVER NEW STREAMING PLATFORM
TV2U International Limited (ASX: TV2) (TV2U or Company) is pleased to announce that the
agreement with Indosat Ooredoo (PT Indosat Tbk) (Indosat) has been signed.
Highlights
• Under the terms of the contract, the streaming deal will run for an initial 36-month period
through a subscription-based revenue share arrangement with Indosat.
• TV2U will provide the white label platform and application suite, product knowledge, and
remote support necessary to bring Indosat’s branded iStream video service to market.
• Underpinned by TV2U’s advanced data analytics capabilities, targeted advertising will then
be delivered on top to enhance revenue potential for both parties.
Routes for growth
TV2U will support Indosat in expanding the platform to offer a wider mix of global, local, and usergenerated
content. Over time, and as the video library available under the service expands,
iStream is expected to become a major live and on-demand streaming marketplace for Indosat’s
more than 100 million users, offering a mobile first one-stop-shop for all their content needs.
iStream will be multi-tenanted from launch, creating both a B2B and B2C business case for the
operator. It’ll primarily be available to Indosat’s user base as a bolt-on service to an existing mobile
subscription through a monthly fee, but also to Indosat’s business partners as a licensed platform for
immediately offering premium content to their own users.
“The business model that’s been adopted under this agreement will showcase how TV2U’s
technology can deliver the engaging, highly personalised experience necessary to keep viewers
engaged. As viewing habits continue to change, preventing churn and driving new bottom line
growth through relevant advertising and data-driven personalisation has become the key focus of
operators and content owners. We’re excited to be at the heart of making this happen across
Indonesia through our partnership with Indosat,” said Nick Fitzgerald, CEO of TV2U.

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welcome back Schumacher, you back in with a position? Thoughts on the recent deal?


Discl: Holding

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Hey mate - yes been accumulating between 1.3c and 1.5c think its finally going to move to circa 100m market cap in next month or around 6c share - INDOSAT was a major win for all the hard work and exposes their services to 110 million subscribers and reports coming in saying the IVAN-X technology is solid as a rock not to mention very flexible

heres more info on whats coming up so good to take position now if you like it before she runs DYOR

Anyone remember SLIMPACK deal from February ? must be close to definitive documents

BRAZIL BUSINESS UPDATE TV2U are pleased to update shareholders on negotiations regarding the 90% acquisition of SLIM PACK. SLIM PACK have obtained the licence from the National Motion Picture Agency (ANCINE) pursuant of Brazilian Law Number 12.485/2011 for the Audio-Visual Communication of Conditional Access (secured content) that allows the emission, transmission and reception, by any electronic means, of images, accompanied or not with sound, that results in the delivery of audio-visual content exclusively to subscribers

and ......Last Market update couple months ago ?>>>>>>PGASCOM TV2U is continuing to work with PGASCOM in commercially deploying OTT steaming servicesin Indonesia.
It is expected that the final items of head-end equipment will be delivered to PGASCOM’s facility shortly.
On receipt of these final items PGASCOM will release the second payment equating to 65% of the total invoice.
Installation of all the Head-End is expected to be completed shortly, as previously stated TV2U’s Head-End located at NTT’s datacentre in KL Malaysia is ready as a backup to PGASCOM and SMARTFREN service. TV2U’s team is currently in Jakarta finalizing the technical requirement prior to the commercial launch of the OTT Platform with SMARTFREN and undergoing marketing strategies with PGASCOM who are actively promoting OTT services to ISPs and partners in Indonesia.

TV2U International Ltd (ASX:TV2) has signed a letter of intent to acquire the Brazilian content acquisition company SLIM PACK.
New opportunities for monetisation through individual subscriptions and targeted advertising.
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TV2U is the first independent OTT broadcaster in Brazil
TV2U International Ltd (ASX:TV2) has signed a letter of intent to acquire the Brazilian content acquisition company SLIM PACK.
TV2U has negotiated for SLIM PACK to provide immediate access to its content for OTT (over the top) streaming in Brazil for trial purposes while the content licence rights are concluded, which is expected to occur by the end of February 2018.
Monetisation through individual subscriptions and targeted advertising

Both companies are in pursuit of a common mission centred on empowering consumers to watch personalised content at a time and place they want to watch it.
TV2U is expecting new opportunities for monetisation through individual subscriptions and targeted advertising.
Significantly, this acquisition is expected to strengthen TV2U’s position in Brazil as the first independent OTT broadcaster.
New deal gives access to 17,000 kilometres of fibre network

The company has also signed a deal with Wirelink as a master distributer of TV2U’s OTT services for the region of north and northeast Brazil.
This strategic alliance will provide TV2U with a footprint covering most of the Northern region of Brazil via circa 1,000 internet service providers connected via Wirelink’s backbone of over 17,000 kilometres of fibre network.
It is expected that definitive documents for this deal will be completed within three months

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Bit of a sell down the past couple weeks. hard to know what is driving the negative sentiment, as recent events have been about as good as the company has had.

Will Really need some revenue guidance/subscriber numbers and following that a positive Brazil 'update' too, to get the share-price rolling.