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What two products were these Ivyspivey? Thanks. Much appreciated.
Know all about Animal Health Blockbusters having helped grow the 2 biggest selling AH products ever both in production and companion animal
Yes Jesk i must admit, the words 'a couple of potential blockbusters' jumped out at me as well.
I like his use of the word potential 'blockbusters' in reference to some of the products being launched in Animal Health. Fingers crossed.
Interview with Bruno on Proactive investors as well.
Thanks
As per usual Two main takeouts from me in addition to focus on AH Validating “ clean food” think the deal with the division of kraft is interesting as may use food Company’s to validate their suppliers us8ng Tyratech technology(pesticide free). The mention of the adoption of the technology by main US poultry Company’s as standard of care.
Hopefully this link won't get mangled. Talk with Bruno starts at 07:49. https://audioboom.com/posts/6540792-challenger-acquisitions-chal-tyratech-tyr-and-alan-green-on-advanced-oncotherapy-avo
Apparently Bruno on today can anyone post link please
True, but 57% of 400000 is still quite a bit more guaranteed profit than 57% of 200000. I make that over £500 more. I guess they're gambling on getting back in at a lower price before Christmas, but risky strategy, whereas tender price is guaranteed. You SHOULD be right about the effect of the buyback on the sp, with fewer shares about. So it makes a lot of sense to hang on to your holding. But this, as we know, is AIM.
I agree but Tyratech are only guaranteeing to buy just over half anyone's holdings, maybe some lucky people are quitting while they're ahead. I was hoping/thinking that once Tyratech start buying back the shares at 3p that sets a value at 3p,we might get a rise from there with less shares on the market. But the company still needs to get some deals for the sp to stay there or keep moving up. Still think the potential is great though.
I can't comprehend why anyone would be selling over 100000 of these at 2.6p when they can get 3p in a month's time and quite possibly a lot more. Did I miss something?
I agree with jesk risk and shares go hand in glove but we know tyru could go far higher than 3p. If they achieve the same kind of success in AH as they did with vamousse then we are all quids in
It will be interesting to see how many shares get cancelled. There's actually no reason why the bid has to stay sub 3p. Concerted buying could push us higher than that.
I think the Board are being very crafty offering to buy shares back for 3p. They know the value of these shares are much higher and in reality will be buying very cheap shares. They are clearly confident in the future success of the business. It has massive potential and I expect the share price to be considerably higher in the New Year.
Given the circumstances i think the best option is to hold
Ditto, although I managed to get my average down to 2.9p by loading up at the bottom. I will not be tendering any of my shares for 3p. There will be a reduction in the amount of shares in issue which will make these harder to buy and theoretically they should trade higher. I can envisage a very healthy Tyratech come January with much to look forward to. I'm sticking.
Ditto
Some of us that have been with Tyratech for three or four years don't have much choice but hold on to our shares at the 3p offer. My average is 6p so 'shareholder value' is a bit further down the line for me.
I have held EIS eligible placing shares for a little over 2 years. I'm not best pleased with the following from the tender offer circular: .4 The Enterprise Investment Scheme Shareholders who have acquired their Shares through the UK�s Enterprise Investment Scheme but who have not held their Shares for the full three year qualifying period at the time of disposal will lose some or all of the UK income tax and capital gains tax reliefs which would have been available had that three year holding period been completed. This will be the case for every such Shareholder if the Tender Offer is completed, whether or not he or she accepts the Tender Offer. Such Shareholders are strongly recommended to consult their own professional advisers immediately for advice on the UK taxation implications of the Tender Offer for them. Can anyone shed any light as to why EIS benefits will be lost, and which (if any) benefits will be retained?
I'm going to hang in with tyratech. Their products are gaining ground in a cautious market the potential is clearly there and certainly well above 3p
Vanguard-Sorry meant AC(agricultural chemicals) rather than Animal health(AH) but great links with agriculture
This us one of organisations Tyratech used to work with on human side.See Slide 19;for Jonathan Hill UK country manager another ex Merial guy.Used to Head of Marketing Companion Animal. http://www.ceutaalliance.com/hres/The%20International%20One%20Magazine%20-%20Berlin%202014.pdf In AH they will have loads of contacts and know who is best to work with. Vanguard one of big SH also has lots of interests in AH especially in US
Octopus Investments 19.91% American Vanguard Corporation 15.15% Legal & General 7.04% CriSeren Investments 5.41% Halifax Share Dealing 4.35% TD Direct Investing 3.92% Harwood Capital 3.79% Mr. Alan J. Reade 3.32% Plus the BOD have about 2.5%. As a simple majority is needed we know the sale will go through
if investors sell the shares are bought by other investors or the market makers. There is no difference to the capitalisation.