It seems that top 20 shareholders think news of Linius' death is...

It seems that top 20 shareholders think news of Linius' death is premature.

We can see from the top 20 shareholders list in the 2023 annual report that the upper end of the register remains rock solid and experienced investors have continued to add.



To compare with the @ragingAL top 50 (any chance of an update RA?) that only just predates the Taylor Collison raises, we can observe Brent Jones (Unrandom), Scintilla, and even long-time holder One Managed Investment Funds have added plenty in the past few months.

New entrant into the top 20, Dinwoodie, is Campbell Dinwoodie Taylor – a director of Taylor Collision.

Good to see him walking the talk to his clients.

All Linius directors, likewise, have opened their wallets; most notably ex-director Steve McGovern and to the tune of 25 million shares at .0025 cents. This is only the 2^nd time Steve has opened his wallet and the first time in many years.



New director Barry McNiell (ex-Catapult & StatsPerform) continues to put in totaling $74k this year over 3 raises. Barry is loaded with sports technology experience and positioned in the US.  

CricketGold arriving on FAST TV via Samsung may be the start of more demand for Linius’ Whizzard. FAST TV sounds new but effectively it’s the same old free to air TV reimagined with hundreds of channels that are watchable on smart TVs and phones.



Samsung are in early and big on FAST TV. They claim to have reach to 24 countries and over 465 million TVs and smart phones.

C'mon India/BCCI c'mon?

Linius claims Whizzard drives efficiencies throughout the media workflow production process; purportedly it would enable archive rightsholders to generate more content at speed for their FAST TV channels.



Similarly, the IMG Replay deployment should be completed soon. JB attended the Broadcast Sports Award in London with IMG last week, so it seems like this deal will be going ahead.



IMG Replay will put Whizzard in the hands of its international clients. If Whizzard saves IMG’s clients meaningful time and headaches, this may trigger more interest within the industry.

Who doesn’t want to produce more at less cost and in less time?

Linius' new products - automated highlights and direct fan access to archives - do look worthwhile additions to LVS which may crack open larger revenue streams, too.


It’s abundantly clear to everybody here the company needs large buyers of Linius stock – as billions are being printed to 0 public demand.

Something big needs to happen to generate demand for these billions of shares.

Linius has finally positioned itself with an attractive set of product offerings where something big could happen - like getting the right people to take notice.

The miracle would be exponential growth in America.

Imho