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what happened to the the rampers ?..gone
Can top up now at 2.25p.Im loaded fir the journey.Dave.
Agree with you there Dave ,up and running
61, if we get this one contract sorted, we can get more.Then we will be out of the blocks and at the races.Good Evening to you.Dave.
Meant contractors
Cheers 99, my son be working in Hong Kong very soon ,ask him to have a snoop around ,see how the contracts r progressing
Roofer61 good call.Good luck and welcome.This can move very quickly North when she wants.Dave.
Evening all (if anyone viewing) looks like a no there lol in at 2.6
Wait till they get £100m - £150m Chinese contract awarded in the coming months. There product has now penetrated the Hong Kong market and could easily spread across rest of Asia-Pac. Time will tell, but best to put these away for few months, by which time more lucrative contracts could come their way for even higher $ Sales value. imho
definite massive potential and already maybe generating cash from huge MTR contract win ...
"The Company was awarded this contract in the face of severe competition from major multinational companies that have operations focusing on closed circuit television and surveillance systems. The Board believes that this success presents UniVision with an opportunity to market its brand to purchasers of similar systems outside Hong Kong, including but not limited to the Peoples Republic of China ("PRC") and Australasia. There are currently 47 metro systems under construction worldwide, of which 17 are in PRC and South East Asia." .....Took a small position here ......have to say, did not realise that UVEL beat competition from major multinational companies. Their product must be pretty good then......China & Australasia...now that could be something very interesting.
Trams are run by Wharf ( as is the Star ferry) So don't get that bit. Mtr good rich co though. But very bespoke industry
UVEL Wall Street Journal wow!!Today 14:36 By Philip Waller LONDON--Shares in UniVision Engineering Ltd rose nearly a third Thursday after the Hong Kong-based closed-circuit television maker said it was considering expanding into China and Australasia. The stock lifted 0.75 pence, or 32%, to 3.1 pence as UniVision said it plans to review the Chinese and other markets following its success earlier this month in gaining a HK$389.4 million ($49.9 million) contract from Hong Kong-based transport group MTR Corporation Ltd. That contract involved replacement of CCTV systems on MTR's rail and tram network in Hong Kong, and UniVision said it sees potential for expansion elsewhere. There are 47 metro systems under construction worldwide, of which 17 are in China and South East Asia, said UniVision. The company also said it could win further contracts of varying sizes from MTR linked to the main contract. "The board believes this success presents UniVision with an opportunity to market its brand to purchasers of similar systems outside Hong Kong, including but not limited to the People's Republic of China and Australasia," Univision said. "At the appropriate time, the company will begin its review of this market and will update shareholders in due course." Write to Philip Waller at philip.waller@wsj.com
To get the contracts. Looking well!!!
Plenty of upside to come imv.
13:40 25 May 2017 Some of the main risers and fallers in London at 1.40pm http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/market_reports/178323/european-wealth-slumps-on-news-of-cash-infusion-178323.html After bagging a HK$390mln (£39mln) contract from the Hong Kong MTR Corporation at the start of this month, UniVision Engineering Ltd (LON:UVEL) reckons its well-placed to secure more contracts in that part of the world. The CCTV and surveillance systems provider said it beat off several “major multinational companies” to win that contract, which stands it in good stead to win more contracts in places like China and Australasia. On top of that, UniVision said there may be the opportunity to win “additional potential contracts” from MTR Corporation that are associated with the main agreement. Investors obviously liked the ambition, with the share price jumping 36% to 3.22p.
By Philip Waller LONDON--Shares in UniVision Engineering Ltd rose nearly a third Thursday after the Hong Kong-based closed-circuit television maker said it was considering expanding into China and Australasia. The stock lifted 0.75 pence, or 32%, to 3.1 pence as UniVision said it plans to review the Chinese and other markets following its success earlier this month in gaining a HK$389.4 million ($49.9 million) contract from Hong Kong-based transport group MTR Corporation Ltd. That contract involved replacement of CCTV systems on MTR's rail and tram network in Hong Kong, and UniVision said it sees potential for expansion elsewhere. There are 47 metro systems under construction worldwide, of which 17 are in China and South East Asia, said UniVision. The company also said it could win further contracts of varying sizes from MTR linked to the main contract. "The board believes this success presents UniVision with an opportunity to market its brand to purchasers of similar systems outside Hong Kong, including but not limited to the People's Republic of China and Australasia," Univision said. "At the appropriate time, the company will begin its review of this market and will update shareholders in due course." Write to Philip Waller at philip.waller@wsj.com
silly sellers cleared will be paying over 10p when news contracts land read the rns
looks like the mms have played its hand any buying and boom
quote and more contracts pending no brainer forget the noise and accumulate for the real Rerate
Are these guys jokers or actual investors who are saying this is a pump n dump. That contract they got was huge mcap should be multiples. many more to come too. Derampers as always appear when they miss the rises
strange rns to put out?...this and the trading pattern suggests more news in pipeline,, ?
amount oh dear mms goosed again