The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Movie release has been confirmed as Nov 12th in the UK , at least then there may be a little upside to this share ! Heres hoping ! https://www.gamespot.com/articles/no-time-to-die-next-bond-film-gets-new-release-dat/1100-6478435/
I'm in agreement with Borson on this one. I have held this for a while now and this is certainly not bad news, more like transparency which is good. If some news about lockdowns easing comes and the disposal gets sorted then we have a shot. Im holding for a little while longer, 8 weeks can do a lot, 8 weeks ago we were in full lockdown, now we have lots of options and in EA short flights are essential for the wider economy (Having lived and worked in TZ). GLA
And up we go, a little , but enough for me. Ill have a cuppa and see if 0.17 fancies showing up this afternoon. GLA
A good few more for me today , GLA. Hopefully a good week or two for all
Got mine on Share.com which is a surprise as they are less than terrible normally. Had to buy in there for speed recently so stuck with them but I am transferring to IG asap. But hey ho , they are available in my account summary but greyed out. IG will be getting back to me today regarding my holdings there. Have a good week all
CP52, yes here is hoping ! Some good news and some boots on the ground will see us right for a little while. GLA , a good few weeks to come hopefully.
Thats me topping up @5.34 for few £k to average down a little closer to my ideal value. GLA, I have been sitting on these for a while now and happy to wait a little while longer !
No, this one is focussed on a guy buying up land for renewables for which I feel his pain. I think he must be disgruntled because like me he sold his PHE stock at less than 1.5p and woke up the next day and they were more than doubled ! I was pretty peeved to be fair, close to starting a coup in a 3rd world country but settled for a large dose of gin instead.
Could be worse.... could support Man U ! I had my finger hovered over sell at 150 last week on the surge but bottled it out of greed ! In at 89p. Came back from a work the next morning, missed the 168 peak, and sat at 150 again and then watched it steadily run downhill to 118p. Hopeful for a steady ramp towards 17th RNS.
I've been here since March (holding 360k shares), read the BB a lot but never comment (never have anything to say tbf) and watched this go up and down up and down but twice now I have been shocked by the way the SP follows RNS, Surely money in the bank, less debt and new markets is a good thing ! Any opinions ? Its also 4hrs since this mornings RNS and no red dot on LSE ! Rubbish.
AGM Statement
LiDCO (AIM: LID), the hemodynamic monitoring company, will hold its Annual General Meeting on Monday 1 June 2020 at 10.00 am. As previously communicated, and in line with Government guidelines, only the Chairman of the meeting and one other person will attend the AGM, thus fulfilling the requirement of the Company’s Articles of Association. Ahead of that meeting, the Company provides the following update on trading in the current financial year.
As previously announced on 5 May, LiDCO benefited from a significant uplift in demand for its hemodynamic monitors in Q1 due to COVID-19, with sales of £4.4m for the three months ended 30 April 2020, up 179% on the same period in the prior year and significantly exceeding the £3.5m of sales achieved in H1 last year.
These exceptional conditions appear to have abated somewhat in the earlier part of Q2. There are, however, tentative expectations that elective surgeries will return to usual levels in the coming months and initial signs that the Company’s key markets are beginning to return to more normal conditions. As a result of these factors, we have observed overall sales orders in May that are consistent with the level seen last year. The Board continues to expect that the base of recurring revenues, from its High Usage Programme (HUP) and consumables, which together represented 75% of total sales last year, should continue to generate revenue in the remainder of the year in line with the levels achieved in the latter part of FY20. Although it is early in the year and the pace and extent of a return to normality remains unclear, the exceptionally high sales in Q1 and the persistent recurring revenue being observed mean that the Company is in a healthy position to deliver against management expectations set at the start of the year.
Since the Group’s last announcement, LiDCO has made further progress in its geographical expansion in Latin America, receiving regulatory approval for its latest monitor in Brazil. This follows the recent approval in Colombia and the first sales in-market via its new distributor in Chile.
As at 28 May 2020, the Company had cash of £3.2m (as at 31 January 2020: £1.4m) and the Board remains confident that LiDCO is well placed for when the markets return to normal.