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Any one here know of a broker that will sell me TYR shares? I have accounts with Lloyds and Sharecentre. but they will only quote on TYRU.
To be honest never heard of the guy. I first bought in here in February when they signed the deal with walmart. Saw the share peaking only after 5 days & sold out with a %80 profit. Concern back then was if there products would sell. Well there products are selling & getting good reviews on Amazon. They have gone for a research company to one that retails there products. They have a competitive advantage that there products are %100 safe,made from plant extracts. There products not only work as well as the competition,in some cases they are more affective.
Nice that Robert chose Tyratech as his first analysis on Shareprophets.
http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/6670/buy-tyratech-at-8625p This bit is very important. There can be and is now a very large difference between the prices of TyraTech’s shares. TyraTech only has one type of common share, but there are two ‘lines’ of stock – TYR and TYRU. The real difference is that TYRU can be held in CREST. Normally, TYR can be converted into TYRU once a year with the next opportunity probably in August 2015, when the shares currently being issued will have been for 1 year. However, some brokers will not buy TYR, which would now save you possibly £2,000 on a £10,000 investment. If your broker will not buy the cheapest share for you – open account with a broker who will do so. I hold shares in TyraTech as do some members of my family. I think the shares will, given time, be a 10 bagger. The stance at 8.625p is BUY - See more at: http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/6670/buy-tyratech-at-8625p#sthash.hpmnK5Ul.dpuf
Disclosure: I own shares in one or more of the stocks mentioned. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from ShareProphets). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article. My friends in private equity all tell me the same story - the key is management, management and management. AIM listed TyraTech (TYR) has this in spades. In fact a number of the team came from very big jobs in very big companies to run a very small company. Last year, I said to Bruno Jactel the CEO that I could see the shares at 25p or higher. His answer was that he was not there to build a company valued in £10s of millions, but in £100s of millions. Unlike virtually every ‘natural’ company, TyraTech is different as it has a technology. This allows it quickly to find natural oils (normally a cocktail of these), which bind with and disrupt the chemo-receptors of invertebrates, but not those of vertebrates - you and me and the dog etc. So the products are safe for us but can be used as insecticides or repellents. It also affects other invertebrates such as parasitic worms, but that may be some time away. The other difference from other ‘natural’ products is that Tyratech’s work. I have used the mosquito and tick repellent and you can see the effect on Head Lice by visiting the website and read reviews on Amazon (US). The Group currently has three ‘direct’ product ranges on the market. Vamousse a head lice treatment currently sold in the US through Walmart and other outlets. But it will soon, early August, be available in Superdrug, in late August in Boots and I expect it to be sold on the continent next year. The other retail product range is sold in the US under the Guardian label is a Mosquito and Tick repellent. In the US, 70% of this market is accounted for by DEET 15% strength. Guardian is superior to DEET 15%, is safe, does not rot plastic and can be used on children. The last of the current range is insecticides for use in production animal housing – poultry, cattle and swine sheds. This is under the Natunex name marketed by Novartis. All these products have USPs, safety, efficacy and work on pesticide resistant strains, but are also in potential large market segments. In addition, I understand that there are a further 10 products in the pipeline. The company also has a JV with AMVAC in termite control, but that will have no cash effect for two or three years, but that does take us to numbers. TyraTech has only just launched its current ranges. It is therefore early stage with those attendant risks. Market projections are for sales of $4 -5 million this year. My guess is $1 million in H1, which implies H2 in the range of $3 - $4 million. Market projections for 2015 and 2016 are for revenues of $9.5 million and well over $12 million. Current costs are around
TyraTech was one of the week's top stocks as it detailed plans for a £3.5million funding and UK launch of head lice treatment Vamousse in Superdrug and Boots. It comes after a successful US roll-out, which has seen products go into 4,000 Walmart stores as well as being sold online via Amazon. Chief executive Bruno Jactel described the UK partnerships as a ‘significant strategic step’ that further validates TyraTech's propriety range of natural insecticide products. Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-2697514/SMALL-CAP-MOVERS-Expanding-syndicate-AIM-firms-gear-Horse-Hill-oil-project.html#ixzz37tkWxscv Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Buy shares of TyraTech (TYR), whose Vamousse treatment kills head lice and their eggs without pesticides the Mail on Sunday's Midas column said. Walmart, the biggest US retailer, will start stocking Vamousse, which is made from plant and vegetable oils, in April. The global head lice market is worth more than £430m a year and TyraTech should gain market share because lice have become resistant to many existing treatments. The company has also developed repellents for animals and humans – a market worth almost £1.5bn a year. Its bosses are experienced and adventurous investors should reap rewards. http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2014/02/10/tips-and-ideas/share-tips/tips-from-the-press/press-tips-headlines-vodafone-tyratech-darty-SasMxf6hy7FzJ8MtzSiiYM/article.html
quickmum Wed 29-Jan-14 22:31:29 This new treatment for head lice claims to be 100% effective against head lice and nits in one treatment, and is based on natural oils. www.tyratech.com/content/company-products/head-lice.asp It's not available currently but is to be stocked in Walmart from April 2014. It claims it's the first real innovation in head lice treatment in years, and doesn't suffer the resistance issues of other lice products. I'd be very interested to hear comments if anyone manages to try it.
Now there talking about our product,proves there is market also on the UK. A chemical free solution, made from plant extracts & oils, 100% effective against both the lice and their eggs. Independently tested and proven to be more effective than any other product on the market. There's also a preventative shampoo to protect family members who don't have the infestation. Available at Walmart & coming to pharmacies across the country. http://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/behaviour_development/a1849957-Best-product-for-head-lice
If an entire school when to use this product & there are 1000 pupil in a school,then that would equal $24K just for one school. Of course it might be a bit exaggeration that everyone is using it,but you have parents recommending the product to other parents,soon word spreads & the product is flying of the shelf's. Vamousse Head Lice Treatment by Vamousse Price: $24.99 & FREE Shipping on orders over $35. Details Vamousse treatment product available in more than 4,000 Walmart stores nationwide from early 2014. Product sales are increasing ahead of main head lice season when schools return after summer vacation. With 4000 Walmart store,im sure you can see the potential here.
(Whole school now using it) The lice are passed around in uncontrolled circumstances and we have just had to try our best. WOW By S Sutcliffe on July 11, 2014 At the start of every school term our children begin to start scratching at their hair and we have to go through the awful ritual of combing their hair for nits and lice. Once infested they can take weeks to get rid of but often they return after new friends arrive on the scene. The lice are passed around in uncontrolled circumstances and we have just had to try our best. WOW!!!! This new Vamousse product is AMAZING! - The treatment was fairly straightforward but patience is needed with long hair where there is a need to gently massage the mousse into the hair so that it can reach the scalp. Half an hour later after combing the DEAD lice and NITS out of their hair they were so happy it is unbelievable! The mousse smells strongly but I am happy that it uses all natural ingredients! THIS IS THE BEST EVER LICE TREATMENT!!! - I will use the shampoo every month or two as a precaution but this is fantastic. The WHOLE SCHOOL is now using it!
Notifier Holding Value* Alan Reade 12,481,358 £1,123,322 Barrington (Barry) Marshall Riley 3,055,556 £275,000 Bruno Jactel 1,365,204 £122,868 James (Jim) Hills 565,500 £50,895 Major Shareholders Notifier** Holding Value* Legal & General 13,962,232 £1,256,601 Close Asset Management Limited 9,536,111 £858,250 CriSeren Investments Limited and connected parties 8,865,319 £797,879 Sustainable Asset Man 6,667,744 £600,097 Vanderbilt University 5,086,799 £457,812 Standard Life Investments Ltd 4,905,581 £441,502 Fiske Nominees 4,453,889 £400,85
The one product which could become a market leader is the one for flees for use on dog or cats. I know someone who breads dogs & they said they are really interested in the product as it is safe. For over 50 years the only alternative was to use a chemical based product which can be harmful,could even cause death.
I bought into this share around in February & sold after 5 days with a %80 profit. Back then they had only just done a deal with walmart & people where concerned how well there products would sell. There was talk about selling there products in the UK. Well they are now for sale in both the UK & the US. There products are selling & in time we will see how well they will do in the UK. Could perhaps pop in boots & do some research,check how they are priced against the competition.
The Valens lot have gone.....a few years ago. Just to clarify.
Was in in 2009/10. made a bit of money but decided it was a bit too slow and the Valens Master Trust was the bogeyman of the day. Rumoured to lend money get involved, then pull the plug, and all that malarkey. Not in at the moment. No spare funds. This and OCG was one of my favourite techies for "after the next crash". Which doesn't seem to have come.
I think most buying into the other share are only in for a quick profit,so might sell on a T10 or sooner. Here we have a steady rise & a lower market cap. Both shares are in the same company,so why not buy the one with the more value.
6 Sept 2012 RNS "Further to the announcement of 25 September 2012, TyraTech, Inc. (AIM: TYR and TYRU), a natural life sciences company, is pleased to announce that the Company's new line of consumer insect control products will be launched nationally in the U.S. through The Home Depot in early 2013. With over 2,200 retail stores, The Home Depot is the world's largest home improvement specialty retailer. The Terminix Ultimate Protection® consumer product line features TyraTech's Nature's Technology® platform, which harnesses synergistic combinations of natural materials to produce highly effective insect control products that are safe for people and pets, when used as directed. "
http://terminixproducts.com/technology/ First bullet point.
Some or all of the other products shown, may be as well. Haven't kept up on this.
Thought Terminix was one of the first customers, and that the kitchen spray was made by Tyra Tech.
TyraTech, Inc. TYR and TYRU Stock Listing Discussion TyraTech has two separate common stock share listings (TYR and TYRU). Both share types (TYR and TYRU) have equal rights and privileges of ownership in TyraTech, including voting rights and rights to dividends (if and when declared). The performance of TyraTech has equal impact on both share types. The requirement to have two share listings is the result of TyraTech being a US domiciled company (Delaware registration), but utilizing an exemption that allows TyraTech not to register its share issuances with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). TyraTech's decision to utilize this exemption is based on business considerations, including the nature of its shareholding base and the expected costs of subjecting itself to US securities reporting obligations. A condition of TyraTech's use of this exemption (Regulation S) requires that newly issued shares of TyraTech common stock be initially issued in paper certificate shares with a restricted trading legend concerning the sale of these shares to US citizens on each certificate. A brief description of the two TyraTech share symbols is reflected below. TYR - the shares traded under this symbol on the AIM represent certificated TyraTech common stock bearing restrictive legends. In most situations after twelve months (12) from original issuance, these certificated shares can have the restrictive legends removed and be transferred to the unrestricted line of stock. The restricted trading legend on the newly issued paper certificate shares restricts the selling of these shares to US citizens and does not restrict the sale of the paper certificate shares to any non-US citizens. TYRU - the shares traded under this symbol represent non-restricted TyraTech common stock that has had the restrictive legends removed. Shares trading under this symbol can either be held in paper certificated form or can be transferred into electronic form and traded through the automated CREST system. These shares can be purchased and sold by non-US citizens without any restrictions.
This is the form you will have to fill in if your broker wont let you buy. https://help.stockbrokers.barclays.co.uk/help/portfolio/W8_BEN
TyraTech placing will speed up and expand the commercialisation of the business http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c8C8b7SaAA