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Bought in here again because these are lagging behind,but will soon catch up. Some people might find it difficult to buy these share as some stock brokers insist you fill in a form saying you are not liable for tax in the United-states. Previously held these shares & sold when they had peeked. They had done a done will wallmart a while back & there was talk about there products going on sale in the UK. Obvious place to sell there products would be ASDA as wallmart own them.
TYRU, share price went far higher here compared to TYR the last time there was news around. TYRU hit 24 p TYR hit 16p So I would say TYRU was the one to be in.
Wallgreens in fact have over 8 thousand drug stores throughout the USA. That would be a massive outlet for Tyratech.
The obvious new US customer could be Wallgreens the pharmacists who own Boots and have hundreds if shops.
Good write up, Poetical. I see the Daily Mail have written a piece today saying that a re-rating must be on the cards. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-2694998/MARKET-REPORT-Head-lice-allow-Tyratech-ahead-UK.html Shares of the AIM-listed company rose 6.5 per cent to 8.25p following news of a successful £3.5million share placing at 7p a pop to help finance the successful launch of the Vamousse product range in Superdrug and Boots stores in the UK, as well as further anticipated launches in other US retailers. They touched a high of 16p in February after WalMart, the world’s second-largest public corporation, stocked Vamousse in 4,100 of its stores, 20 per cent of which apparently sold out of stock within a couple of weeks. The US market for head lice controls is estimated to be worth around £91million per annum. Tyratech is also developing mosquito and tick repellents for humans and animals to service a market said to be worth around £1.5billion. A re-rating must be on the cards
Hi Gabriel, sure they've done well with their negotiations. Especially with Bruno Jactel on board! Just trying to put some balance in my notes and point out possible risks. They will get pushed as their distribution gets bigger, but as I say 'nice problem to have'. I firmly believe this is the absolute sweet spot time to be entering a company that gas the hardest part if the curve behind them, and whilst I'm in no doubt as to the challenges in getting this a globally distributed company, I'm sure they will succeed. I put the Novartis bit in the end, but do some checking in Novartis. $670bn company!! Distributing the Tyratech animal / farm products. Sweet.
I thought that Bruno Jactel presented very well in person - and the stock has many merits...not an attractive line of business but very possibly a lucrative one. G
Hello Poetical, "...large muti-national customers tend to squeeze margin on bulk orders, successful cashflow management and sizing up stock inventory. These are the nice type of ‘risk’ associated with this part of the growth curve. !" I posed this directly (after the event during a networking section) as a question to the CEO and Chairman at a Proactive Investors event a few weeks ago: they assured me that Vamousse is a premium product and as such they are very happy with the margins they have negotiated. While my experience of AIM Senior Management would indicate many of them are rigidly afflicted by an Optimistic Palsy I suppose this has to be taken at face value. Gabe
This is my summary of Tyratech - has a link to explanation of the un-restricted and restricted shares (TYR and TYRU). This is the one to invest in! We're going where TYRU is :) https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6088200/Share%20Research/Tyratech_PoeticalTrader.pdf
Love the story here, a genuine perfect storm of approved products hitting the market together in to some unexciting areas, but they should be mega profitable. Big suppliers coming on board. Will post a brief research note soon.
Anything interesting to report from that?
The directors of TyraTech Inc. (AIM: TYR), MoPowered Group (AIM: MPOW), Amedeo Resources PLC (AIM: AMED) and Hayward Tyler (AIM: HAYT) will be presenting on Thursday the 3rd July 2014 at the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB REGISTER HERE: http://tinyurl.com/nwjzeqo
Oh dear results not taken too well. I'll tuck these a bit deeper. However what should not be mistaken is that the last year the distribution and sales channels have now been firmly established and the products are on the shelves and available online. This is obviously going to cost to implement but the rewards should be seen over the next year or possibly reported earlier. At these prices, they could become a buying opportunity.
TYR are presenting at the Proactive Investors do in London on the 3rd July. I will try very hard to ensure that i can get there. Regards BigC
Video Interview TyraTech to launch 10 products in 2014' Bruno Jactel, chief executive of TyraTech (LON:TYR) tells Proactive Investors it is launching 10 products this year including a shampoo that will break the head lice infestation cycle and a non-Deet, non-pesticide mosquito repellant, Tyratech's products are sold on Amazon.com, drugstore.com and in Walmart, and the company is exploring more distribution channels within the US and Europe. http://tinyurl.com/kv6egqh
TyraTech Putting Nature to Work has made the following announcement: Vamousse™ product line now available online across the USA Please click on the following link to view it in full: http://www.tyratech.com/content/news/archive/2014/19-05-14.asp
hTTp://beefmagazine.com/novartis-animal-health-us-inc-introduces-natunex-non-toxic-biocides-insect-control "Our customers have requested a non-toxic and less restrictive alternative to chemical-based insecticides with increased frequency over the past few years,” added Bosch. “That’s why Novartis Animal Health is broadening its portfolio of pest control products to include Natunex biocides.”
I have been buying since the last RNS. Thank God there's a seller in the market and I don't say that too often. The Novartis news is bigger than many understand. It's a bit like running a corner shop and having John Lewis selling on your behalf nationwide. Cheap as chips again.
Sorry copy and paste pre breakfast went very wrong - how do you delete posts?!
Wish they'd link news and RNS on here as where most invested! Great news though.
http://www.tyratech.com/content/company-products/head-lice.asp