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Just be patient. The products are all excellent. Sooner or later someone will notice this and we will start flying..
big ones are buys. Impossible to buy these now on AT.. Somebody is building here on a daily basis.... Interesting...
Whilst it would be nice to see this shoot up I really do not think this is likely to happen. The problem here is getting the word around about its products and licencing others to set up production in other areas of the globe. This is slow and takes months rather than weeks. The products should at some point begin to get known by word of mouth. Growth should be slow and steady.... Take a look this time next year and you may well be surprised....
big buys near closing, 2mro should be interesting...
Greed is good..... Target must be 1p methinks soon....
0.21 WOULD be a good finish...hard to keep an eye on this as I am in uni atm...ah welll
If this buying continues I think it will hit above that.... L2 is very strong..
Never know.. Loads of buying but would prefer steady rise. Do not want all the boom boys and rampers looking in....Over time it should rise nicely to who knows. May see 1-2 pence by year end..
where the only 2 sharing our views on here lool, doyou think it could break past the 0.19 today?
At last some may be seeing the potential here. Being able to produce hard wood out of soft wood is both ecologically beneficial and could prove seriously profitable. BP coming in to the scene is even more promising. Archeologists have used this process for preserving timber for some years now and the "Mary Rose" was save using a similar process. Now we have a company able to do it on an industrial scale. This needs to be carefully licenced all over the world... Time will tell if we are proved right in spotting it early...
huge potential if helped by a following wind. So far the company seems to have floundered about but there are now signs it is getting its act together. DYOR
nice link up - wonder whats is potential worth is to AXS - i know nothing about these guys - will have a look at some point soon. GLA
Frédéric Baudry, BP's Vice President Petrochemicals, Europe, commented: "I am delighted that we have reached this agreement with Accsys Technologies. As the main supplier of the acetyls that Accsys uses to modify its wood we look forward to working closely with Accsys and using our expertise to assist product development and support their potential licensees." Paul Clegg, CEO of Accsys commented: "The long term objective of Accsys is to licence its proprietary acetylation technology for the manufacture and sale Accoya® and Tricoya® to third parties around the world. BP's commitment to us as a supplier and its willingness to collaborate with us, both in assisting our operational development and supporting our licensing goals, further strengthens our business proposition. In addition, there is potential for the development of new applications which could add further value to our technology platform. We are looking forward to working with BP to help deliver these mutually beneficial outcomes."
Accsys and BP Chemicals Announce Strategic Collaborative Relationship Accsys, the environmental science and wood technology company, is pleased to announce a collaborative strategic relationship with BP Chemicals Ltd. ("BP") under which BP will supply acetic anhydride for the production of Accsys' Accoya® wood and Tricoya® wood elements. Accsys and BP intend the collaboration to support further product and application developments which are expected to contribute to the demand for acetylated materials. Accsys' first product, Accoya® wood, has won numerous accolades for its ecological benefits, including the prestigious Cradle-to-Cradle® "Gold" level sustainability certification from MBDC, and recognition and awards from Dubokeur, the IWPA, DWM, The Future Build and BRE, among others. Accsys expects similar accolades for its Tricoya® product, which was recently launched commercially in conjunction with Medite Europe Ltd ("Medite"), Ireland. BP is one of Europe's major manufacturers of acetyls-based chemicals. As part of the strategic collaborative relationship, BP will supply acetyls products to Accsys Technologies for Accoya®, Tricoya® and related technology and also intends to provide support in relation to Accsys' current operations. It is also proposed that BP will offer guidance to Accsys' potential licensees on acetyls related matters.
http://www.streetauthority.com/value-investing/best-way-invest-housing-rebound-right-now-459009 as demand for timber is recovering ...."with a 30% upward move in timber prices, could yield potentially robust share price gains for these timber producers" Alternatives to hardwood timber should also see increased demand, as sustainable supplies are limited Accoya wood has many properties of hardwoods and will see increased availability in key markets from this year. Shares priced in Euro may increase volatility, but earnings from China & USA should compensate and reduce currency risk. Strong hold / top up on any weakness
Accsys Technologies, an environmental science and technology company, has decreased operating costs by 14% for the financial year to December 2011. Revenue from its Accoya wood business increased 40% compared to the same quarter in the prior year and by 24% compared to the previous quarter of the current year. Cash levels dropped by €1.6m to €25.5m at September 30th, which the firm said marks a significant improvement in control over working capital compared to last year when the cash balance decreased by €4.5m during the equivalent period. Shares rose 4.55% to €0.17.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201202170701176211X
Interim Management Statement Accsys Technologies PLC ("Accsys") has made advances towards delivering on its strategy of seeding the market and developing licensing and strategic opportunities with its market leading acetylated timber products Accoya® and Tricoya® wood elements used within the new Medite Tricoya® MDF, as well as maintaining a focus on working capital management. Highlights include: · Increased the supply of acetylated material to Medite for the production of Medite Tricoya® which is now being sold in the market; · Continued progress with contract negotiations with a major multinational corporation following comprehensive heads of terms being signed in November 2011; · Revenue from Accoya® increased by 40% compared to the same quarter last year and increased by 24% compared to the second quarter of the current year; · Other operating costs have decreased by 14% for the financial year to December 2011, compared to the same period in the prior year; · Cash of €25.5m at 31 December 2011 compared to €27.1m at 30 September 2011; and · 46% reduction in finished goods inventory and 37% reduction in raw material inventory from peak levels. Supply agreement with Medite Europe accelerates Medite Tricoya® market entry The supply of acetylated material to Medite Europe Limited ("Medite"), which commenced in September 2011, for the production of Medite Tricoya® panels has increased and Medite Tricoya® orders have now been delivered to customers in Ireland, UK and the Netherlands. Medite Tricoya® was officially launched, 2 years earlier than expected, at the Material Experience in the Netherlands following the earlier launch at Timber Expo in the UK. We have worked closely with Medite to provide marketing support through the development of Tricoya® brochures and the launch of the new www.meditetricoya.com website in English and Dutch. We look forward to continuing to work with Medite and have plans in place to launch CPD educational programs for architects and a campaign of advertising in Ireland, UK and the Netherlands in the coming months. Licensing update In November 2011 we signed a comprehensive heads of terms with a major multinational corporation concerning a licence for the manufacture, distribution and sale of Accoya® in Europe. Since then, detailed contract negotiations and drafting have continued and we continue to make positive progress towards what we hope will be a full licence agreement. The intensive discussions, involving weekly meetings or calls, cover all matters required to agree the licence contract including detailed technical, sales and marketing matters together with terms setting out future growth plans. In addition, we continue to make progress with several other potential licensing opportunities for both Accoya® and Tricoya®. While we note that the above dis
despite latest news and stockmarket climbing today it may be because of so many disapiontments with share price but it looks to a great product i have watched this share for some time after toms previous imformation but will keep watching