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as expected!! more huge trades reported after hours but unsure whether buys or sells! will see what next week brings
Nice mate.. GL
I am!!! Been in since last Wednesday but there is a seller around. It only 11m shares out so almost two weeks of buys and only up about 10% I think....recommended by both Faraday and investors chronicle last week too.
Not many though ? U in here ?
another day of buys and no movement!!! what is going off!!!
well only 2k sells showing today so lets see what Friday brings!!!
A sell at 195p? Really? It doesn't seem right but as you say, the price has not moved up with all the recent buying. I'm really hoping that's the last of the sellers!!
Huge Delayed trade from Monday!! Can't tell if buy or sell but probably a sell considering the lack of movement in sp despite all the buys.
again...another day of decent buying (for a company with so few shares)!! and the seller had to sell now, as soon as I bought in last week!!!!!
That explains everything. Hoping we can move on up .
well there it is!! enormous 100k share sell for £192K!!!! hopefully selling over but not counting on it!!!
Suspect you're right re sellers and we'll have lift off once gone. Frustrating meantime though. Have a good day mate.
more big buys today too! lets hope sellers done if so!
maybe background sellers imho there was a holding RNS yesterday.
Can anyone offer an explanation as to why this volume of buys on a relatively small market cap company has not increased the price as you would expect. Being pegged back is an understatement. Extremely pleased with Faraday and IC's views on where we're going here.
oh yes...now tipped by IC too!!! get in!
all day of buying so far and only up 5%!!! flop!!!
187 to sell now so tick up due
180 - 183
"We have a proven management team, a strong balance sheet with significant cash balances and unused working capital facilities. This provides the comfort and support for our investment plans and also the continued progressive dividend policy. The strength of our order books gives the board confidence for a strong second half performance and further growth in year 2012/13."
Richard Shacklady, Chairman of Pressure Technologies, said: "Our two main divisions are on upward trajectories with improving order books and no shortage of ideas and initiatives to grow the businesses. I am pleased to report that order books for the year 2012/13 are already starting to fill. All our businesses are better balanced and better managed than they were two years ago. This provides optimism that we will secure significant organic growth over the next three to five years.
The interim dividend was increased by 0.1p to 2.5p per share. The increase in sales was a result of increased export activity to the oil and gas market by the Cylinders and Engineered Products divisions. As anticipated, sales to the defence sector were lower than 2011 due to the phasing of deliveries on defence projects. Sales to domestic industrial gases markets were flat through the period.
Pressure Technologies, a high pressure systems engineer, has returned to the black after enjoying a leap in revenues for the half year ended March 31st. Pre-tax profits came in at £0.46m, compared to a loss of £0.31m in 2011, while revenues reached £12.6m, £2.3m higher than those seen the previous year. Basic earnings per share were 3.1p, against a loss of 1.9p last year. Over the half year cash levels rose from £2.9m to £3.5m.
Prospects: Our two main Divisions are on upward trajectories with improving order books and no shortage of ideas and initiatives to grow the businesses. I am pleased to report that order books for the year 2012/13 are already starting to fill. All our businesses are better balanced and better managed than they were two years ago. This provides optimism that we will secure significant organic growth over the next three to five years. The Board continues seek appropriate acquisitions, which will fit into and enhance the Engineered Products Division. This Division has already established itself at the centre of the world's oil and gas field equipment design and manufacture industry in the USA. It is proving to be a successful vehicle for growth in this market and is a tree that is sufficiently strong to support more growth and new branches. We have a proven management team, a strong balance sheet with significant cash balances and unused working capital facilities. This provides the comfort and support for our investment plans and also the continued progressive dividend policy. The strength of our order books gives the Board confidence for a strong second half performance and further growth in year 2012/13.
Richard Shacklady, Chairman of Pressure Technologies, said: "Our two main Divisions are on upward trajectories with improving order books and no shortage of ideas and initiatives to grow the businesses. I am pleased to report that order books for the year 2012/13 are already starting to fill. All our businesses are better balanced and better managed than they were two years ago. This provides optimism that we will secure significant organic growth over the next three to five years. "The Board continues to seek appropriate acquisitions, which will fit into and enhance the Engineered Products Division. This Division has already established itself at the centre of the world's oil and gas field equipment design and manufacture industry in the USA. It is proving to be a successful vehicle for growth in this market and is a tree that is sufficiently strong to support more growth and new branches. "We have a proven management team, a strong balance sheet with significant cash balances and unused working capital facilities. This provides the comfort and support for our investment plans and also the continued progressive dividend policy. The strength of our order books gives the Board confidence for a strong second half performance and further growth in year 2012/13."