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Don't suppose it matters much in the scheme of things, doesn't seem to be affecting the sp too much fortunately!!
Just want to know why he was Terminated really. Anyone?
most of the activity is on PLUS markets
When I'm looking at the share trades, I'm not seeing anything in the way of buys or sells on this site since 15h10 on 19 June. Having bought some since, I'm curious as to why nothing is showing up?
Check out his website, looks like he invented all their technologies and patents http://www.davidjmarks.info/
David Marks ?
What's the difference between 'deemed to have resigned from' and 'is no longer a director of'?
Its anoying because I Rang PIM, asked them for some info, they gave me a number to ring then in turn that person gave me another number to ring and thats where I got that information. Not my fault they passed me from pillar to post. Sorry guys. Lets hope the SP gets back up to the 40's next week. GLA!
Crop productivity firm Plant Impact (LSE: PIM.L - news) saw its share price rally strongly today after it countered claims on Internet message boards that it was running low on working capital. CEO Peter Blezard told Sharecast on Monday "We don't need to raise money if we don't want to," while today's statement from the company added that trading in the current financial year has started positively, with sales for the first quarter at record levels
Hopefully it will go back as quickly as it came down. Better listening to the CEO instead of your 'source'!!
At least its up a little this morning. Still want it to go back to the 40 mark.
Maybe it depends on 2 things? If your source is correct and they have to raise money, then B is getting less likely by the day! On the other hand, the CEO seems confident that they don't need the money any way. Think I will sit tight and hope they announce something really positive v. soon.
Bang goes my 54% profit! Down to 3.2% now. Lovely! Can anyone offer me a reason to believe this is going to jump back up to 40p bid again please!!!
Its all very strange. Something is going on and they are slow to tell us what. They were all very Sketchy on the phone to me which makes me worry even more..
Peter Blezard, CEO said in an interview yesterday: 'Cash at the end of March had dipped to £0.76m from £2.98m but thanks to its licensing deal with Arysta, which included the agreement of a three-year £0.75m loan at LIBOR plus 3% ‘we don’t have to raise cash if we don’t want to,’ Blezard asserted. Will check out their prelims and see whats what.
From a source I'm not at liberty to declare: PIM have not got enough cash at their current burn rate to survive unless they: A) get another contract or sale from one of their other products B) Raise more money via shareholders C) Get more cash from Arysta Conclusion is they don’t have enough cash unless they do one of the above. Great Hu?
Tried emailing them then phoning them to see if they can shed light on the matter but no one answering either!
Someone on advfn reckons they might have to raise money. their ceo says they don't so not sure about that.
Down to 30p!! What the hell happened there? Why?
I was in at 12 and out at 42 (can't be too greedy!). Kept a few though and didn't really expect this.
Thanks for that mate at least I know I'm not the only one confident in this company. I still think this will easily hit 50p in the next couple of months. Its a keeper!
Infact just go to Yahoo finance and type in Plant Impact theres more so i cant understand the drop unless its market makers taking the P!!S
We're taking on three, four or five new sales guys to handle new accounts and now Brazil's come on the scene too,' Blezard said, adding that he was travelling to the world's largest coffee producing nation next week for discussions about Plant Impact's technology. Cash at the end of March had dipped to £0.76m from £2.98m but thanks to its licensing deal with Arysta, which included the agreement of a three-year £0.75m loan at LIBOR plus 3% 'we don't have to raise cash if we don't want to,' Blezard asserted. Plant Impact granted an exclusive licence to Arysta to sell BugOil, Plant Impact's benign insect and mite control product, at the beginning of June, and there is a strong possibility of further agreements to come, Blezard hinted. 'We're negotiating with bigger groups [than Plant Impact] and expect to announce further commercial collaborations over the next 24 months,' Blezard said
June 15, 04:55 PM Plant Impact triples sales LONDON (ShareCast) - Environmentally friendly crop productivity firm Plant Impact (LSE: PIM.L - news) saw revenue virtually triple last ADVERTISEMENT year, and is expecting rapid top line growth to continue as its licensing deal with Japanese crop protection giant Arysta LifeScience kicks in. Turnover in the year to 31 March 2009 soared to £0.83m from £0.28m the year before. 'We've delivered sales figures in line with what we promised the market,' chief executive officer Peter Blezard told Sharecast, adding that sales are 'set to grow strongly this year.' The loss before tax widened to £2.47m from £1.85m after research and development costs increased from £0.95m to £1.48m. Blezard said the company did not have a target date for moving into the black but stressed that the focus of the company was now moving away from research and development and on to commercialisation of its products. On Friday the company signed an agreement with CEMAS to help with the development of Plant Impact's growing pipeline of products and another agreement with Tecsolve to assist with product discovery, technological appraisal and technical advice. 'No more research,' proclaimed Blezard, in response to a question about what the agreements mean for Plant Impact. 'We're going to open up America and boost sales there. We're taking on three, four or five new sales guys to handle new accounts and